Love To Love You Baby/I Feel Love/Johnnie Remember

Bronski Beat · Other Songs - Bronski Beat

I love to love you baby

I love to love you baby

(Repeat....)



Love to love you pretty baby

Love to love you pretty baby

(Repeat....)

Oh baby



Oh, it's so good

It's so good, it's so good, it's so good, it's so good

Oh, I'm in love

I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in love (so good)

Oh, I feel love, I feel love, I feel love

I feel love

I feel love

I feel love



Oh, what'll it be

What'll it be, what'll it be, yeah

Oh, you and me

You and me, you and me, you and me (you and me, yeah)

Oh, I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in love, yeah

I'm in love (I'm in love, yeah)

I'm in love (I'm in love, yeah)

I'm in love (I'm in love, yeah)

I'm in love (I'm in love, yeah)

I'm in love



Johnny, remember me

Johnny, remember me

Johnny, remember me

Johnny, oh Johnny

Why don't you remember me

Johnny, oh Johnny

Why don't you remember me

Johnny, oh Johnny

Why don't you remember.... me

Johnny, oh Johnny

Why don't you remember me



I feel love, love, love

I feel love, love, love

(Repeat....)



I feel love

I feel love

(Repeat....)



Can you feel it

Can you feel it

(Repeat....)

I fell



I love to love you baby

I love to love you baby

(Repeat....)

Love To Love You Baby/I Feel Love/Johnnie Remember

Released in 1985, this track by Bronski Beat stands as a defining anthem of the New Wave and synth-pop era. The song is a seamless fusion of three distinct tracks, blending the romantic intensity of 'Love To Love You Baby' with the futuristic energy of 'I Feel Love' and the nostalgic balladry of 'Johnnie Remember.' Its signature sound, characterized by driving synthesizers and a relentless rhythm, propelled the band to global fame and cemented their status as pioneers of the genre. The recording captures the optimism and electronic innovation that defined mid-80s pop music, influencing countless subsequent acts in dance and electronic music. As a staple of their discography, it remains a cultural touchstone representing the intersection of romance and technology in popular music history.