Diane Renay (born Renee Diane Kushner, 13 July 1945, South Philadelphia, Pe… Read Full Bio ↴Diane Renay (born Renee Diane Kushner, 13 July 1945, South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is an American pop singer, best known for her 1964 hit song, "Navy Blue." Renay's only other single release to crack the national Billboard chart was "Kiss Me Sailor," which reached number 29 later in 1964.
Soft Spoken Guy
Diane Renay Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Diane Renay:
Kiss Me Sailor Kiss me, sailor, before you go out the door Well, now,…
Little White Lies The moon was all aglow But heaven was in your eyes The…
Navy Blue Blue, navy blue, I'm as blue as I can be 'Cause…
Navy Blue ネイビー・ブルー～悲しき水兵さん Blue, navy blue, I'm as blue as I can be 'Cause…
Soldier Boy Soldier boy, Oh, my little soldier boy, I'll be true to you.…
Somewhere Over the Rainbow Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high There's a land that…
Unbelievable Guy He's so sure of himse-elf You can tell by the way…
Unbelievable Guy 彼はスーパー・ボーイ He's so sure of himse-elf You can tell by the way…
Zing Went the Strings of My Heart Dear when you smiled at me, I heard a melody It…
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@johnmurnighan3901
Loved her album. Wish there was more
@Momaddyable
THIS IS AMAZING.
@zachb4434
Soft spoken guy (x6)
You're my soft spoken guy,
With your dreamy eyes.
You never have to say much, you only have to touch my hand and I understand.
My, my, my, my, my, my soft spoken guy.
With your spoken eyes,
Used to call you shy.
Until you took me dancin' thats when I got a chance to see how wild you can be.
My, my, my, my, my, soft spoken guy.
Looks deceive baby 'cause you're the strong and silent type.
Who'd believe the way you drive me, drive me out of my mind!
Feels so good I could cry, so I can't deny,
The reason why I'm livin' is for the love you're givin' me;
Oh please always be my, my, my, my, my soft spoken guy.
@belisarioguerra1279
Original: Diane Renay ( U.S. ) - Soft-spoken guy ( Bob Crewe - Eddie Rambeau - Bud Rehak ) ( 3/1964 ): Christine Nérac - On est si bien ( 1964 ).
@betteannslivka4947
This one should have been a hit!
@pgh45rpms
The b-side to Kiss Me Sailor.
@fafnj
Once Again she sings great but no one heard it and alot of others ;(
@pgh45rpms
B-side to her 1964 hit, Kiss Me Sailor
@betteannslivka4947
My sister had her Navy Blue album and I listened to it constantly. She should have had more hits.
@steveeaton9126
There are several things about
this excellent song that strongly echo the Supremes'
terrific "A Breathtaking Guy", or the
reverse. The similarity really
sounds more blatant than
"My Sweet Lord" & "He's So
Fine", but as a listener I just
relish this, anyway.