08.Should I, Would I, Could I
Modern Talking · Other Songs - Modern Talking
Now see me crying (crying), why can't we be together lady
Your lips say hello, but thay mean goodbye tomorrow (bye tomorrow)
Don't tell me girl, you're runing back to him - baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, listen to your lying heart - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, promise you a brand new start - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, open up my heart tonight - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, don't know if it's right
I remember (remember), you said love ain't like fashion, baby
The last december (desember), your love was full of passion, lady
You know it all, you promise me a perfect heaven (perfect heaven)
Don't tell me girl, you're running back to him - baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, listen to your lying heart - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, promise you a brand new start - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, open up my heart tonight - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, don't know if it's right
Should I, Would I, Could I, listen to your lying heart
Should I, Would I, Could I, promise you a brand new start
Should I, Would I, Could I, open up my heart tonight - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, don't know if it's right - baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, listen to your lying heart - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, promise you a brand new start - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, open up my heart tonight - baby, baby
Should I, Would I, Could I, don't know if it's right
08.Should I, Would I, Could I
Recorded by the German synth-pop duo Modern Talking, this track exemplifies the group's signature blend of German pop sensibilities with American R&B influences. Released as part of their extensive discography, the song features the characteristic high-pitched vocals of Dieter Bohlen and the smooth harmonies of Thomas Anders, set against a backdrop of polished production typical of the early 1980s. As a staple of their catalog, it reflects the era's shift toward electronic instrumentation and dance-oriented rhythms that defined the genre. The recording stands as a testament to the duo's ability to craft anthemic pop songs that crossed linguistic and cultural boundaries, contributing significantly to the global success of Modern Talking during their active years.