Bananarama, the iconic British girl group formed in the 1980s, is known for their catchy pop tunes and infectious energy. While they are renowned for their upbeat and danceable songs, they have also delved into the realm of love songs, showcasing their versatility as artists. Here are some of Bananarama’s memorable love songs:
Bananarama Love Songs
1- Once in a lifetime
That the love you’re looking for
Won’t come too easily
Or maybe you’re too blind to see
2 -Dance With a Stranger
3- Bananarama – I Could Be Persuaded
When we touch
Doubts fade away
But I just don’t know
If I should stay
4- Bananarama – Come Back
5- Bananarama – Waterfall
It’s like a waterfall coming down
Your love it just shiners through me like the sun
6- Bananarama – Ain’t No Cure
7- Bananarama I Can’t Let You Go
8- Bananarama – Every Shade Of Blue
As Bananarama evolved with the times, “Every Shade of Blue” demonstrates their transition to a more mature sound. The song speaks about heartbreak and the complexities of emotions following a breakup.
Every shade of blue I see (I see)
When you’re away from me
Thinking about you, oh-whoa
Thinking about you
9- Love,Truth and Honesty
10- Bananarama – Heartless
11- Venus
One of Bananarama’s biggest hits, “Venus,” is a cover of the 1970 song by Shocking Blue. The song’s lyrics express admiration and desire for a captivating love interest. It became a chart-topping success for Bananarama and remains one of their most recognizable songs.
12- Love in the First Degree
This upbeat and catchy song is a tale of a love so intense that it feels like a criminal act. The trio sings about being “guilty of love in the first degree,” emphasizing the power of their emotions. The song’s infectious melody and playful lyrics make it a fan favorite.
13- I Want You Back
“I Want You Back” is a heartfelt love ballad that showcases Bananarama’s more vulnerable side. The song expresses the longing and regret felt after a breakup, with the desire to reconcile and rekindle the relationship.
14- Only Your Love
This upbeat love song exudes optimism and devotion. Bananarama sings about the transformative power of love, and how it’s the one thing they can’t live without.
