Dave Maclean, "We said goodbye". Grupo Yndio, "Por qué nos dijimos adiós", 1974

por rubmir Jue Ene 23, 2020 2:29 am

We Said Goodbye
Dave Maclean

You'll never find another guy
That loves you more than I can do
You'll never love another man oh, no
'Cause I don't leave your mind no more

I'll never find another girl
That pleases me more than you can do
I'll never love another girl oh, no
'Cause you don't leave my mind no more
No, no more

Why, why, oh why
Why did we say goodbye?
Why did you say goodbye to me?
Why did I say goodbye?
I said goodbye to you

Why, why, oh, why
Why did we say goodbye?
Why did you say goodbye to me?
Why did I say goodbye?
I said goodbye to you

Why, why, Oh, why
Why did we say goodbye?
Why did you say goodbye to me?
Why did I say goodbye?
I said goodbye to you

Oh, no
I said goodbye
I said goodbye to you

No encontrarás amor igual
Como el que dejas hoy así
A nadie más podrás amar, oh no
Porque tu amor se queda aquí
No encontraré otra mujer
Que a mí me quiera como tú
A nadie más podre querer, oh no
Pues tú te llevas mi amor
Todo mi amor
Y por qué
Nos dijimos adiós
Tú me dijiste adiós a mí
Y yo te dije adiós
Queriéndonos así
Y por qué
Nos dijimos adiós
Tú me dijiste adiós a mí
Y yo te dije adiós
Queriéndonos así
Y por qué
Nos dijimos adiós
Tú me dijiste adiós a mí
Y yo te dije adiós
Queriéndonos así
Y yo te dije adiós
Queriéndonos así

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Maclean

Dave Maclean (born José Carlos González, 1944, São Paulo, Brazil) is a Brazilian singer-songwriter, whose repertoire sung in English was very successful in the 1970s.

Biography

Born in Brazil to a Spanish father, Santan Dave became interested in singing and playing at the age of five. In 1969, he started a band named "Os Botões" in the ABC Region, in the Greater São Paulo. The band had its name anglicized later, becoming "The Buttons". In 1973, Som Livre, a subsidiary of Rede Globo, made a proposal for Dave to record songs in English, so they could become part of soap opera soundtracks. At that time, being featured in the television shows with the highest audienc across all TV channels in the country, would push sales of any records related to those programs. Because of that, Dave became a very popular artist in Brazil.[1]
1970s

Dave scored several hits, such as "Me and You," (the theme song for the soap opera "Os Ossos do "Barão"), "We Said Goodbye", "Tears" (also recorded by Christian, a Brazilian singer), and "Feelings" (an international hit by Morris Albert). "We said Goodbye" was a resounding success, and received Gold Records both in Brazil and Mexico. In Mexico, Dave did a remarkable job of putting four hits within the top ten. The singer also had recognition in countries like Philippines, Ecuador, Panama, Portugal, United States, Spain, France and England.
1980s and 1990s

In 1980, the rush of Brazilian singers recording in English had slowed down. Dave invites the Munhoz brothers to form the trio "Dollar Company", which remained for more than 15 years. In 1996, Dave took a new direction to his music career, and set up a new band: "Montana Country", taking advantage of a new wave to modernize American country music.
Composer
As a composer of sertanejo music, his works in Portuguese became known through artists like Gian and Giovani (Mil Corações), Sérgio Reis (Palavras de Amor e Na Outra Mão), Sula Miranda (Fogo e Palha), Sandy & Junior (Pra Dançar com Você e Ser Criança), Nalva Aguiar (Cowboy de Rodeio), among others. Dave also participated in the recordings of other artists, exponents of national music, such as: Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano, Leandro e Leonardo, Edson and Hudson, Amado Batista, Joanna, Sérgio Reis, Sula Miranda, Willie Nelson, Duduca e Dalvan, Marlon e Maycon, among others.