Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" is a song by the British-based pop duo Shakespears Sister, and was released as the fourth single from their second album Hormonally Yours. The single peaked at #14 and spent 6 weeks on the UK singles chart.
Woke up this morning and the streets were full of cars
All bright and shiny like they'd just arrived from Mars
And as I stumbled through last nights drunken debris
The paperboy screamed out the headlines in the street
Another war and now the pound is looking weak
And tell me have you read about the latest freak?
We're bingo numbers and our names are obsolete
Why do I feel bitter when I should be feeling sweet
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
La la la life is a strange thing
Just when you think you learned how to use it
It's gone
Woke up this morning and my head was in a daze
A brave new world has dawned upon the human race
Where words are meaning less and everything's surreal
Gonna have to reach my friends to find out how I feel
And if I taste the honey is it really sweet
And do I eat it with my hands or with my feet?
Does anybody really listen when I speak
Or will I have to say it all again next week
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Tell me what went wrong
La la la life is a strange thing
Life is a strange thing
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
La la la life is a strange thing
Just when you think you learned how to use it
It's gone
"Hello (Turn Your Radio On)" is a song by the British-based pop duo Shakespears Sister, and was released as the fourth single from their second album Hormonally Yours. The single peaked at #14 and spent 6 weeks on the UK singles chart.
Woke up this morning and the streets were full of cars
All bright and shiny like they'd just arrived from Mars
And as I stumbled through last nights drunken debris
The paperboy screamed out the headlines in the street
Another war and now the pound is looking weak
And tell me have you read about the latest freak?
We're bingo numbers and our names are obsolete
Why do I feel bitter when I should be feeling sweet
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
La la la life is a strange thing
Just when you think you learned how to use it
It's gone
Woke up this morning and my head was in a daze
A brave new world has dawned upon the human race
Where words are meaning less and everything's surreal
Gonna have to reach my friends to find out how I feel
And if I taste the honey is it really sweet
And do I eat it with my hands or with my feet?
Does anybody really listen when I speak
Or will I have to say it all again next week
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Tell me what went wrong
La la la life is a strange thing
Life is a strange thing
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
Hello, hello turn your radio on
Is there anybody out there?
Help me sing my song
La la la life is a strange thing
Just when you think you learned how to use it
It's gone





![Franck Pourcel - Theme From Bilitis
SUITE TV
Classical and Instrumental TV Channel
Franck Pourcel (14 August 1913 – 12 November 2000) was a French composer, arranger and conductor of popular music and classical music.
Between 1956 and 1972, he was the conductor for France at the Eurovision Song Contest with the exceptions of 1957 and 1968. Four of the songs that he conducted won first place for France. As a result, France became the most successful country in the contests early years, until Luxembourg matched its four wins in 1973.
By 1958, Pourcel started recording classical music. His series of Pages Célèbres led him to conduct the London Symphony Orchestra, The Society of Concerts for the Conservatoire, The BBC Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall, and the Lamoureux Orchestra at the Salle Pleyel in Paris. In 1961, he co-composed with Paul Mauriat the hit Chariot, which was recorded by Petula Clark and followed up by Peggy March as I Will Follow Him. The song became the main theme for the film, Sister Act.
In 1975, at the request of Air France, Pourcel composed an anthem for their new supersonic plane, Concorde.[2]
Pourcel recorded 250 albums, over 3000 songs, and he conducted famous orchestras such as London Symphonic Orchestra, BBC Orchestra and Orchestre des concerts Lamoureux. He created the series Amour Danse et violons (54 albums) and the classical series Pages Célébres. His first recordings from 1956 to 1962 were released under the series Originals.
Pourcel recorded until 1995 with EMI. He died on 12 November 2000 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, at the age of 87, from Parkinsons disease. His daughter Françoise Pourcel, is taking care of his musical legacy. (Wikipedia) Franck Pourcel - Theme From Bilitis](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z4rE--ZTPKM/mqdefault.jpg)


![Eric Clapton - Cocaine (PG Vidmix)
Positive Gold Video Creations
Eric Clapton - Cocaine
album: Slowhand (1976)
Produced by Glyn Johns & Audie Ashworth
If you want to hang out
Youve got to take her out
Cocaine
If you want to get down
Down on the ground
Cocaine
[Chorus]
She dont lie
She dont lie
She dont lie
Cocaine
[Verse 2]
If you got bad news
You want to kick the blues
Cocaine
When your day is done
And you want to ride on
Cocaine
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
She dont lie
She dont lie
She dont lie
Cocaine
[Verse 3]
If your day is gone
And you want to ride on
Cocaine
Dont forget this fact
You cant get it back
Cocaine
[Chorus]
She dont lie
She dont lie
She dont lie
Cocaine
She dont lie
She dont lie
She dont lie
Cocaine Eric Clapton - Cocaine (PG Vidmix)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZtmPSWe-M7M/mqdefault.jpg)

