Eternal Flame
| Eternal Flame | |
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| The Bangles | |
| publication | January 20, 1989 |
| length | 3:56 |
| Genre (s) | pop music |
| Author (s) | Susanna Hoffs , Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg |
| album | Everything |
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Eternal Flame is a pop ballad by The Bangles , written in 1988 by Susanna Hoffs , Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg . The song appeared on the album Everything and was released as a single on January 20, 1989.
history
The title was created on a trip the songwriters to Graceland ; he was inspired by the Eternal Flame . The piece became a number one hit in the US , UK , Ireland , Australia , the Netherlands , Belgium , Norway and Sweden .
In 2001 Atomic Kitten released a cover version that also became an international hit.
Cover versions
- 1989: London Symphony Orchestra : Rock Symphonies II (Instrumental)
- 1990: Wayne Wonder
- 1991: Chuck Loeb
- 1997: Tomoya Nagase feat. 3T
- 1997: Herman Brood
- 1998: Susanna Hoffs
- 1998: The Flying Pickets
- 2000: Rollergirl
- 2000: muSix
- 2001: Atomic Kitten
- 2002: Richard Clayderman
- 2002: Vienna Boys' Choir