Louise Tucker - After The Storm

Music that crested the wave of the Vangelis "Chariots of Fire" sound, AFTER THE STORM was Louise Tucker's second and final album release, after her popular MIDNIGHT BLUE brought techno-pop and classical together in a way the public went crazy for. Written by Tim Smit and Charlie Skarbek, 1983. After the storm love cools the fire. My torn emotions begin to tire. So, here we are, picking up pieces, after the storm. After the storm, blood turns to water. Things that we fought for are put aside. No place to hide. Gone and forever, after the storm. Storm children, you and I, like the dark clouds in the sky... We are so changeable, slaves to our emotions. Don't let those words of pain seem the truth, and so remain, weighing so heavily, after the storm. After the storm love cools the fire. My hurt is turning into desire. So, here we are, starting all over after the storm.