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"Amoureuse" is a French language composition by Véronique Sanson introduced on her 1972 album of the same name. [1] Rendered in English the song became a hit single for Kiki Dee and – as "Emotion" – for Helen Reddy.
The title of this song means literally "in love"; it was composed by French singer-songwriter Véronique Sanson. Originally the title track of her acclaimed 1972 album, a faithful English lyric was produced by Elton John collaborator Gary Osbourne, and the single, backed by "Rest My Head" was released on the Rocket Label by Kiki Dee in 1973.
“Amoureuse” is a beautiful and heartfelt song originally written and performed in French by Véronique Sanson. Kiki Dee, a talented British singer, recorded an English version of the song in 1973, which became a huge hit and solidified her status as an influential artist in the music industry.
- Kiki Dee
- 1973
- Pop
- Véronique Sanson
The song was originally written and recorded in French by Véronique Sanson, and it was released in 1972 with the title “Amoureuse”. It became a hit in France, and its success eventually spread to other countries.
The lyrics are about a forbidden love between the protagonist (a woman) and her partner (a man). She feels a strong connection with him but knows their love is not allowed. She struggles with her feelings when she is away from him and wishes they could be together longer.
May 8, 2021 · “Amoureuse” started off as a French song, written and performed by Véronique Sanson. When I first heard the title on the BBC, I thought it was just someone being a bit pretentious…to be fair,...
The song was written at a time when for probably most women - and more than a few men - losing your virginity was still a major life event and - at least for a few weeks after - you felt so much more confident and sure yourself and that the world really was your oyster.
