While relatively unknown in her home country, Rush has achieved a successful career in music in Europe. Rush's many hits include songs that became classics. These songs are
"Into My Dreams", "Ring of Ice", "Destiny", " If You're Ever Gonna Lose My Love", "Heart Over Mind", " I Come Undone", "Ave Maria", and "Tears in the Rain". Rush's 11th album "Now Is The Hour" was released in early 2010. It includes the hit singles "Before The Dawn" and "Echoes Love."
Her single "The Power Of Love" was the biggest hit of 1985 in England and was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as "the best selling single by a female solo artist in the history of the British music industry".
Similar artists:
Tina Turner, Chris Norman, Richard Marx, Whitney Houston, Cher, Eurythmics, Sandra, Bonnie Tyler, Cyndi Lauper, Phil Collins, Roxette, Chris de Burgh, Bryan Adams, Rod Steward.
Ring Of Ice
Jennifer Rush Lyrics
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You don't have to hide the trace
Emptiness left its mark
Ring of ice
Ring of ice 'round your heart
Ring of ice
Ring of ice, break apart
We are lonely people wearin' a ring of ice
Dancin' in the night
Tryin' to disguise
All that lies behind
Countless empty lies
Wearing a ring of ice
I walk alone searchin' for a sign
Someone else must be alive with warmth behind their eyes
Ring of ice
Ring of ice 'round your heart
Ring of ice
Ring of ice, break apart
All the lonely people wearin' a ring of ice
Dancin' in the night
Tryin' to disguise
All that lies behind
Countless empty lies
Wearing a ring of ice
All the lonely people wearing a ring of ice
Dancin' in the night
Tryin' to disguise
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
Dancin' in the night
Tryin' to disguise
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
Dancin' in the night
Tryin' to disguise
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
"Ring of Ice" by Jennifer Rush is a song describing the loneliness and emptiness that people feel when they have a "ring of ice" around their hearts. The song opens with a reference to two people lying in the dark, with one seemingly trying to hide their emptiness. The chorus then repeats the phrase "ring of ice," indicating the barrier that keeps the heart from being open to love and connection.
The verses expand on this theme, with Rush describing the difficulty of disguising the truth and the endless search for someone with warmth in their eyes. She emphasizes that loneliness is a shared experience, repeating the line "all the lonely people wearing a ring of ice" in the chorus. The song ends with a repetition of the earlier lines, emphasizing the idea that people are dancing and trying to disguise their pain, even as they are surrounded by an icy barrier.
Overall, "Ring of Ice" is a poignant portrayal of loneliness and the search for connection. The song's repeated use of the phrase "ring of ice" creates a powerful metaphor for emotional distance, while Rush's emotional vocals convey the depth of feeling behind the lyrics.
Line by Line Meaning
We lay awake, silent in the dark
We cannot sleep, and we don't speak in the darkness
You don't have to hide the trace
You need not conceal any evidence
Emptiness left its mark
The feeling of emptiness has cast an effect
Ring of ice
A symbolic circular barricade of frozen water
Ring of ice 'round your heart
A figurative wall of coldness surrounding your soul
Ring of ice, break apart
Shatter the metaphorical barrier and express yourself
We are lonely people wearin' a ring of ice
We're sad individuals who put up emotional shields
Dancin' in the night
We're moving our bodies under the stars
Tryin' to disguise
Attempting to conceal our true identities
All that lies behind
Whatever is hidden in our inner selves
Countless empty lies
Numerous deceitful statements
Wearing a ring of ice
Struggling with an emotional armor
I walk alone searchin' for a sign
Unaccompanied, I look for any indication of acceptance
Someone else must be alive with warmth behind their eyes
There has to be another person full of love and empathy out there.
All the lonely people wearin' a ring of ice
Those who feel lonely put up walls to keep others away
All the lonely people wearing a ring of ice
Those who feel lonely put up walls to keep others away
Dancin' in the night
We're moving our bodies under the stars
Tryin' to disguise
Attempting to conceal our true identities
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
Whatever we are hiding is barricaded by our emotional walls
Dancin' in the night
We're moving our bodies under the stars
Tryin' to disguise
Attempting to conceal our true identities
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
Whatever we are hiding is barricaded by our emotional walls
Dancin' in the night
We're moving our bodies under the stars
Tryin' to disguise
Attempting to conceal our true identities
All that lies behind surrounded by a ring of ice
Whatever we are hiding is barricaded by our emotional walls
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Candy De Rouge, Gunther Mende, Jennifer Rush, M.d. Clinic
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@lesiu69
Listening in 2023?
@Sputniq182
Yes!
@zvanvv.739
❤ Yes hope give me feelings about my dead mom from 1966to1999 about my born 1994.. I don't know about her.. Music and more
@jenniferkellner2655
Yes
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@a.z.s6679
Yes yes yes and into 2024
@thomasfarwick9933
Ich bin 1980 Geboren, ich bin mit dieser Stimme aufgewachsen, und ich find sie bis heute fantastisch. Solche Künstler gibt's heute nicht mehr, sowas großes... Einfach Fantastisch.
@svenwuest1186
Bin ein 83ér, aber stimme dir vollkommen zu. Das heute hat weder den Flair noch die Tiefe von damals. Die Remixe sind sehr nett aber leider nicht das Original...
@theonethatgotaway5120
0 % Nackheit, 0 % Arschwackeln, 0 % sexuelle Zweideutigkeit, 100 % pures Talent!
Das Video braucht nicht mal ein großes Konzept, nur ihre Stimme & sie steht einfach da & perfomt ... große Klasse, die Frau! ♡
@christianliesche5917
@@svenwuest1186 Das ist zwar soweit richtig, wobei ich aber sagen muss, das Stereoact-Remix ist schon noch verdammt gut,w iel sehr sehr nah am Original. Solche Künster sidn heuet aber wirklich noch seltener als damals, ja.