At the time the tracks charted some thought it was recorded by Donna Summer because they thought that "Harmony" sounded like Summers' 1977 hit "I Feel Love." That confusion alone may have fueled the song's climb to the top of the Dance chart.
Prior to her singing career, she had success as a model with the Ford Agency in New York City. She was involved in an automobile accident after her album became a hit.
Harmony
Suzi Lane Lyrics
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You and me, that's harmony
Harmony, harmony
You and me, we're in harmony
There I was in all those shades of blue
Wondering if and when I'd make it through
I only knew the cat and dog in my life
Threw me your lifeline
Harmony, harmony
You and me, that's harmony
Harmony, harmony
You and me, we're in harmony
Living with you helps me live with myself
I found a peace of mind, a brand new wealth
I never knew that sharing just meant caring
I didn't know a lot of things
Until you walked on in
Harmony, harmony
You and me, that's harmony
Harmony, harmony
You and me, we're in harmony
In Suzi Lane's song "Harmony," the lyrics celebrate the power and peace that comes from being in sync with someone. The song is a declaration of love and appreciation for the person who helped the singer find her way out of a dark time in her life, and into a brighter one. The lyrics convey a sense of gratitude and wonder that someone could come along, seemingly out of nowhere, and change the course of a life.
The opening lines, "Harmony, harmony, you and me, that's harmony" set the tone of the song as a tribute to the beauty and power of two people being in harmony with one another. The following lines describe the singer's state of mind before meeting the person who changes everything: feeling lost, blue, and unsure if she'll make it through. She had only the companionship of a cat and a dog in her life, until she met the person who threw her a lifeline.
The chorus repeats the message that the singer and her newly found love interest are now in harmony. The second verse reflects on the ways that living with this person has changed the singer's life for the better. She's found a sense of peace and contentment she never knew before. She realizes that sharing and caring can go hand in hand, and that she has much to learn from this person who has come into her life.
Line by Line Meaning
Harmony, harmony
The singer is emphasizing the importance of harmony in her life by repeating its name twice.
You and me, that's harmony
The singer refers to her relationship with the person she's addressing as one of harmony.
You and me, we're in harmony
The singer reiterates the idea that their relationship is in harmony.
There I was in all those shades of blue
The singer describes a period in her life when she was feeling sad and down.
Wondering if and when I'd make it through
During this difficult phase in her life, the singer was questioning whether she would be able to overcome it.
I only knew the cat and dog in my life
Before meeting the person she's addressing, the singer was lonely and her only companions were her pets.
You came along just in time
The person addressed by the singer entered her life at a crucial moment.
Threw me your lifeline
The singer is grateful to the person for helping her out of her difficult situation.
Living with you helps me live with myself
The singer acknowledges the positive impact the person has on her self-esteem and overall well-being.
I found a peace of mind, a brand new wealth
Through her relationship with the person addressed, the singer found a sense of inner calm and a newfound sense of richness in her life.
I never knew that sharing just meant caring
The singer admits that she had previously misunderstood what it meant to share with others, and has now come to realize the importance of caring for and about the people in her life.
I didn't know a lot of things
The singer confesses to being naive and inexperienced before meeting the person addressed.
Until you walked on in
The person addressed by the singer had a profound impact on her life and helped her to see things in a new light.
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BASTOW GEOFF, GEOFF BASTOW, GIORGIO MORODER, PETE BELLOTTE
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@lionelyounger391
Wow. I remember when i was growing up. And i would hear this song on the radio. Now i hear it today. This music still sounds good after 30 something years or more. Listening to it today sounds like it was just released. Who else loves this song besides me. You feel me.
@jennethlantz6680
I feel you!
@mal1465
Use to tear up the dance floors wearing my best Angle Flight suit to this memorable song. Yes I love it too….class of ‘77
@patriciosuarezfaini9482
I love it too ! ❤
Fortunately some days before I could buy the original vinyl in a vintage record store. I'm so glad !
@dougclewett7899
An electro-disco masterpiece with Suzi's vocals soaring above the churning funk of master Giorgio Moroder. Gorgeous gospel call and response. Sophisticated disco like no other. The pinnacle. My all time favorite ❤
@davidlondon2810
with the sax giving an added touch of sophistication....mmmm!
@j.maxell3030
Esto deja de ser disco al forjarse del NRG (EDM)...esto es Música Electrónica.
Quien es Giorgio Moroder dentro de la historia y evolución de la Música Electrónica?:
El padre, fundador y pionero de la EDM (1977).
Forjador de los 2 primeros Género de la EDM Concreta NRG & Synthpop (1ra Generación).
Parte del conjunto de los máximos desarrolladores y productores de la Música Electronica (Post Concreta, Moog, Experimental & Soundtrack) de los 70s: (Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas...).
Pilar y base fundamental de toda la ramificacion de la EDM 80s (2da Generación): House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat...incluida la base electronica primaria de la "ebm" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
La leyenda de leyendas Giorgio⚡Moroder.
@perrynight2394
This was a big club hit NYC and Long Island 1979-80.
@lesliepolk2039
This is good good dance music. I want this played at my funeral.
@rogerdou7226
Still sounds fresh today., a true testament of a great song.