If you've seen the movie "North African Spy Movie" (aka "Casablanca"), you must have heard this classic English song "Casablanca".
Many people think that this song is the theme song of the movie "Casablanca", but it was actually written by Bertie Higgins in the 1970s after watching the film, using the name of the film.
Bertie Higgins said, "I wrote this song for my then-girlfriend, now-wife. I remember it was 1982, and North Africa Spy was our favorite movie, and it was a romance that fascinated us. Combined with the feeling that this movie gave me, I wrote Casablanca for my girlfriend, and she was very touched, and agreed to my marriage proposal and became my wife. ”
The lyrics also incorporate a lot of elements of the film:
I fell in love with you watching Casablanca
When I watched Casablanca, I fell in love with you
Back row of the drive in show in the flickering light
The lights in the back of the drive-in cinema flickered
Popcorn and cokes beneath the stars became champagne and caviar
Popcorn and Coke turned into champagne and caviar under the stars
Making love on a long hot summers night
We fell in love on long, hot summer nights
Now let's take a look back at Bate Higgins' live vocals in 2009! The reason why this song "Casablanca" is loved by people is that it sings the voice of many people who are helpless to leave. The lyrics so aptly reproduce the theme of the film that many people thought it was the theme song of the film Casablanca. The song is full of complex emotions of nostalgia, remembrance and longing, with sincere emotions and beautiful tunes, and is a classic in The Classics of European and American Pop Songs!
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