
Let's Remember Together
For the visits when you run out of things to say.
Songs
The record of 1967

A video by DiscoBar80
Let each clue settle before the next, and stop when you can hear the voice.
A singer born far away, who came to Britain as a child. His voice was soft and slow, the kind you listen to with the lights down low on a winter evening, the fire lit. In 1967 his ‘Release Me’ was the best-selling record of the year, with six weeks at number one. Who was he? Circle his name together.
A long, unusual name: the first part starts a bit like ‘angel’. Hum something slow and let it come.
Answer: Engelbert Humperdinck – ‘Release Me’, the best-selling record of 1967.
Why this game : A slow song you both know gives the two of you a quiet moment – and perhaps a winter evening at home to talk about.

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