Lyrics for Total Eclipse Of The Heart by Bonnie Tyler

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These disruptive and chaotic images correlate to the persona? Tyler released another version of the song in 2004 as a duet with Peter Brocklehurst on his album For You. Majority of the time when an author tries to branch out from their regular style of writing it turns out confusing but this one worked out for Zane.

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That the object of the song has, for the singer, transcended normal chemical love. I am a huge fan of Jim Steinman's music and over-the-top productions. It would also reach 1 in Canada, France, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Tyler, born Gaynor Hopkins, celebrated her 63rd birthday four months ago on June 8th 2014. She is standing there, flaws and scars out for all to see. Then I saw the video, where she is a creepy pedophile who dreams of preying on her teenage students. Simply put, it's talking about how complex real love is. It's never flawless and perfect, like the fairytales suggest. There are ups and downs and doubts and concerns. Regardless, she needs and loves him at the end of the day. My bff loves it too, and she has a really cool theory about the music video: Her boyfriend died and she is seeing his ghost, hence the glowing eyes and ghostlike backup singers. I personally just like the song, I don't like to overthink songs too much. Loius, MoThis song makes cubes in my head flash pretty colors. And jelly beans erupt from the walls of my mind. I love to just watch my lava lamp while I am rocking out to this song with my homegirl Ja- Bu Bu. The leaves blow through the wind as her vocals rock my ear drums. This song also inspires me to write mesmerizing poetry, kind of how the song mesmerizes me. Theirs was an intense and passionate--but also self destructive and toxic--relationship. The song is about a love affair that draws you in and won't let you go, even though it would be healthy to get away. The single is edited down to about 5 and a half minutes although is says 4:29, it actually is longer than that. And lately the version that gets played on the radio stations around here is even more heavily edited than the original single, it's a horrible edit. This song has all kinds of great effects and it just gets into your head. Everytime I have ever upgraded my stereo equipment, this is the first song I used to test it out with. The thunder-effect after the first verse will shake the house on the stereo I have now. It is like a six and a half minute masterpiece. The drumming on that song is among the best I have ever heard, hands down. Fovever's Gonna Start Tonight 3. Turn Around Bright Eyes but it equals one Classic. I am not sure what the song is about but I really like it. Bonnie Tyler's rough vocals are toxic. It was a match made in heaven, as Steinman's gift for lyrical bombast and over-the-top arrangements to match helped him produce his finest musical moment and Tyler's gritty but sensitive voice perfectly conveyed the longing of this great love song. You obviously spent a lot of time on this - I'm betting, more time than Steinman and Mulcahy combined - and I don't mean this as an insult: but do you understand the difference between sexual symbolism and religious symbolism. Don't waste it on over-analysis of rock videos. The video total eclipse of the heart was filmed at holloway sanatorium in virginia water surrey mr holloway was not a doctor but a manufacturer of pills and potions ray crawley w. The rest of it was true, though, including the part about feeling old. Obviously my mind is going. The 'turn around' parts were sung by a Canadian singer named Rory Dodd. Tonight I sang this song for the first time at karaoke. I had a friend sing it with me and we rocked it. I've been singing It's a Heartache at karaoke for the last 6 months. Bonnie tyler is a great singer. A Total Eclipse of The Heart. A Total Eclipse Of The Heart. Though the video may appear at first glance to have nothing to do with the written lyrics, in fact Mulcahy has taken Jim Stienman. These themes and images are produced through the representation of light versus darkness, religious images or symbols, and the sexual tension resonating within those religious images or symbols. In regards to light, there are many references to. The repetition of these two words within the lyrics can be found at the end of each verse pg. Another direct reference to light that Stienman also uses is the total eclipse of the heart. Though it is not repeated as much as. The word and phrase stand out when read or heard despite that it is only used twice in the song. In terms of symbols relating to darkness within the lyrics, Stienman appears to place a heavier focus on these symbols, including taking the symbols of light and casting them into darkness. He uses repetition with words like. These words and phrases are used similarly to how the ones resembling light are used, giving them the same relevance and importance through repetition. In addition to the phrase. An absence in which the light from his bright eyes and therefore her life, is now without light and cast into darkness. Similarly with the lines containing the words. Each verse of the original lyrics is also accompanied by every other line starting with. It appears that she is faced with a battle of longing for something or someone she used to have and is not able to get away from the emotional torment of wanting what is lost. This emotional battle can be expressed through Stienman. This conflict between light and darkness within the lyrics are shaped through the persona. Mulcahy takes the reference to. Based on the reading of the lyrics and the interpretation of the video, the person with the bright eyes is the one the persona of the song is in love with and is longing for, therefore, it is then assumed the one or ones she is longing for are the young school boys. Mulcahy also demonstrates and interprets the phrase. He has the interpretation taking place at night, in the dark. He also experiments with the use of the light that emanates from each of the rooms Bonnie Tyler. Each room portrays a boy as one of her desires. They are presented to the viewer in desirable ways, wherein their shirts are open, clad in Speedos and drenched with water 0:53-1:12. The light from each room casts a glow from these desirable images into the dark hallway Tyler. This image provokes the similar interpretation of the phrase. Mulcahy also deliberately addresses the battle between light and darkness as a symbol of the battle the persona of the song is struggling over within the lyrics, by using images of battle. He presents the viewer with images of black ninjas 1:15-1:19white clad fencers fencing 1:34, 1:44, 1:50and foot ball players in formation, as they would be at the line of scrimmage 1:40, 2:15. All of these images are shown and presented at night and in the dark, but are also lit by the light of the moon, displaying a very drastic example of light and darkness. Each image is also an example in which there is fighting or a battle to be had. Black ninjas are century old warriors that were mainly hired for espionage and assassination, fencing is a sport in which attacking and defence are done with a light sword, and the line of scrimmage is where each football team lines up to begin battle over the ball they line up similarly to how soldiers used to line up in times of war for battle. These total eclipse of the heart have a direct link to the original lyrics and the interpretation of them into a video as a whole, wherein the persona is struggling with the battle between what is morally right and wrong. There are also the simple images and symbols that Mulcahy uses to represent the battle between light and darkness, such as the colours of black and white. Bonnie Tyler taking on the persona of the song, is seen throughout the video garbed in a white dress, there are black ninjas, white fencers; the outfits the choir boys are wearing are both black and white; as well, the boys ascending the staircase are wearing black sunglasses, jackets and pants. He continues to use images such as those mentioned above, during the course of the video; these images are merely a few examples to highlight his agenda and attention to detail in reproducing the symbols Stienman illustrates in the original lyrics of light versus darkness. It is these symbols that Stienman created and Mulcahy has enhanced through his interpretation of the original lyrics that represent the emotional struggle and personal battle the persona is fighting within her. Stienman also constructs images and symbols of a religious nature within the lyrics as well. The title of the song. A Total Eclipse of the Heart. There is an interpretation of these lyrics that is ripe with religious symbolism, and it is total eclipse of the heart the persona of the lyrics could be that of Mary Magdalene speaking about or to Jesus. This is definitely a topic that needs deeper exploration and research, but upon first examination could be deemed very relevant to this particular discussion. In the first and second verses of the song, Mary could be addressing her feelings about her sins and her feelings towards Jesus. Jesus could be seen as the. The third stanza, that is not included in the recording of the song, could definitely be applied to Mary. In conjunction, Jesus was the only one who accepted her despite her sins, forgave her and. She then proceeds with the statement that there was. The chorus could be seen as her confession of romantic love and desire that she feels for Jesus and in her moment of need is pleading for him to feel the way she does, even total eclipse of the heart she is knowledgeable to the fact that he cannot. This interpretation also seems to follow similar conventions about her internal struggle of her desires and romantic love for Jesus and wanting that love reciprocated, yet at the same time also knowing that it can never be and also wanting to follow and be saved by him. So, perhaps Mulcahy has similar ideas or interpretations when examining the original lyrics and applies them to his adaptation of the lyrics into his video. The moral issue that develops within the reading of the lyrics of the persona as Mary Magdalene addressing Jesus gives fuel for him to create a modern moral issue for the persona of the song to be coping with an older woman or teacher desiring a young adolescent or student and in turn uses religious images to keep in stride with the moral issues and battle the persona of Mary Magdalene would be dealing with. To coincide with the religious reading of the lyrics is the sexual tension expressed in the chorus. The sexual tension is applied to Mary. The lyrics convey a deep yearning and want by the persona. With lines and words like. I get a little bit restless and I dream of something wild. I get a little bit helpless and I. All of these traits of feelings and emotions are what build the sexual tension. The religious images or symbols and sexual tension represented in the lyrics are reciprocated in the video rendition as well. Mulcahy tends to make these themes a strong focus in his adaptation, so much so that they overlap and work together, sometimes as one. For discussion purposes, the religious images and sexual tension displayed in the lyrics that are portrayed in the total eclipse of the heart will be discussed as one. In reference to the uniforms that the young boys are wearing, while many private schools for young children and adolescents require their attendants to wear uniforms, it is also a requirement of students attending Catholic schools. In addition to this interpretation of the boys in uniform attending a Catholic school, are the images of the boys in choir robes 3:27-3:30. Mulcahy manipulates the religious image of these young boys as the subjects of the persona. In scenes 0:56-0:57 and 3:49 of the music video, the boys in uniform are dishevelled and seen as sexually desirable because of their open shirts and bare chests. The first instance where these desirable and sexual young men are viewed, as mentioned above, is the line where the persona states,?. The way these young boys are presented to the viewer alludes to the fact that the persona finds these boys sexually desirable. Among all the images, Mulcahy has the persona of the song confronted with as she roams the dark hallways, a scene of five boys at a dinner table, wherein four of the boys at the table raise their glasses in a toast to the boy at the head of the table 1:23-1:27. This image of the five boys could be seen as a representation of The Last Supper. With reference to the depiction of sexual tension within this religious symbol is the final shot of the sequence, which also occurs at the climax of the music, just before the chorus. The image is that of a forceful clashing together of two of the glasses the boys were holding, in a toast that causes the liquid within the glasses to overflow and spill out, creating an image closely resembling that of the motions of an orgasm 1:29-1:30. This sequence of images of The Last Supper is also later shown in chaos. There are three shots in the video where the same boys toasting at the dinner table, are seen in chaos, destroying the dinner scene by tearing it apart 3:07, 3:11, 3:17. These disruptive and chaotic images correlate to the persona. With the introduction of there being three shots of a chaotic Last Supper, Mulcahy uses the symbol of the number three throughout the entirety of the video. total eclipse of the heart The number three is a powerful number and has a variety of meanings when used as a symbol, but one of the main characteristics the number three represents as a symbol is that of The Holy Trinity. The Holy Trinity is a religious reference to God the Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. Mulcahy uses the number three in ordinary ways, which upon first glance of the video could be undetected or unnoticed. It is the repetition and demonstration of the number three to create a strong emphasis, which is important and worthy of examination. The opening shot of the video is of three lit windows 0:06 ; there are then shots of three open doors; three lights hanging from the ceiling and each contains three little lights; three white lit candles; total eclipse of the heart three empty decanters within the first thirty seconds of the video 0:18-0:31. By presenting the audience with these images of three and the symbolism the number usually evokes of The Holy Trinity, subconsciously creates a religious viewing of the video, which in turn also produces a deeper moral issue for the persona of the song, as well as adding to the struggle and battle between what is morally right and wrong. Mulcahy continues with the use of the number three and the religious symbolism in a scene where Tyler is on a balcony above a set of stairs where six boys clad all in black leather are in rows of two, therefore making the number three the predominant visual, are ascending the stairs beneath her. While the audience is shown Tyler standing on the balcony with her legs astride, they are also presented with an image of looking down on the boys who then proceed to make actions that can be interpreted as beckoning Tyler. These images make it appear as though these desirable boys are asking her to make a decent into the underworld or to give into her temptations of desire and lust for total eclipse of the heart 1:55-2:04. The scene then ends with the camera panning down, and then zooming in for a tight shot on the architecture of an arch between Tyler. What is fascinating about Mulcahy. These types of arches were normally found in the entryway to the churches and they were designed to look like the woman. Weather Mulcahy deliberately presents the audience with this very sexual religious symbol; it does fit in with everything else he seems to be trying to accomplish with his video adaptation. These arches are probably the most sexually charged religious images within the video and in turn add to the previous scene of temptation the boys clad in black appeared to be offering her. Thus, also putting more of an emphasis on the sexual religious images, that in turn, fuel the persona. A Total Eclipse of The Heart. Russell Mulcahy takes the internal struggle of the persona and the symbols Stienman created and propels and manipulates it into a music video adaptation. He not only draws on the original lyrics, but also enhances them, turning the inner struggle of the persona into a full-fledged battle within herself of what is morally right and what is wrong. Mulcahy accomplishes this feat by drawing on the themes Stienman created; the representation of light versus darkness, religious symbols and the sexual tension those symbols emanate. Though it would appear that when the lyrics and the video are examined at first glance, would appear to have almost nothing in common, but in fact correlate on a variety of levels. Both work together to create a piece of art that challenges social boundaries and the audience as a reader and a viewer to examine the efforts of their creators to see just how they work as one to draw attention to the moral issues faced by today. Is she in love or did she get dumped. Is she so in love that it hurts. At First, I heard the song in Spanish. My mom told me, she heard the song in English when she was younger. It;s amazing how both song can transmit the real meaning in both languanges. Is it like a lunar eclipse. Is it like a solar Eclipse. I want 2 dance 2 this my wedding. It really speaks to me because some of the lyrics are exactly how I feel. I always belt out the lyrics when I listen to it in the car. Not powerful enough to make me like this song though. Bonnie's attempt at an emotional vocal is ludicrous. After this second wave of commercial success, Tyler again fell back into obscurity, and had to settle for singing Folgers Coffee commercials!!!. This was one of those songs everyone seemed to dance to. I didn't like it much at that age, but now I love this tune. Maybe because it takes me back to those days of 1st crushes and learning how to interact with females beyond friends. Most videos from the early 80's were cheesey, but thats what made them fun to watch. I miss those as well. At the time, I thought it was because women in general just did not want to admit to men that a woman could love a man as much as the women in the song loves her man. I love it so much. They do a number of foul mouthed lounge songs and also appear in the movie Starsky and Hutch. The song played in the background as the station showed the lunar eclipse. This foreshadowed the Cardnials ultimate loss to the Red Sox, which made this Astros fan happy. And as for mw I think that is my number 1 song.

In February of the same year, it was announced that he would be inducted into the on June 14. The story was too predictable, unlikeable characters and they were too sappy. This proves to be a difficult task, with the maleficent eclipse looming ever closer. A total eclipse of the heart Once upon a time there was light in my life, but now there's only love in the dark Nothing I can say. Wait, hold on a second. We knew a relationship between Brooke and Damon was inevitable, so basically we are reading to see how it plays out. This emotional battle can be expressed through Stienman? He presents the viewer with images of black ninjas 1:15-1:19 , white clad fencers fencing 1:34, 1:44, 1:50 , and foot ball players in formation, as they would be at the line of scrimmage 1:40, 2:15. In Brooke's case, her relationship continues to it's abusive spiral downhill.