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| + | | writer = [[Elton John]] and [[Tim Rice]] | ||
| + | | performers = [[Nathan Lane]], [[Ernie Sabella]], [[Joseph Williams]], [[Sally Dworsky]], and [[Kristle Edwards]] | ||
| + | | album = The Lion King | ||
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| + | [[Can You Feel The Love Tonight|Can You Feel The Love Tonight (End Title)]] | ||
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| + | '''Can You Feel The Love Tonight''' is a song written by [[Elton John]] and [[Tim Rice]] and performed by [[Nathan Lane]], [[Ernie Sabella]], [[Joseph Williams]], [[Sally Dworsky]], and [[Kristle Edwards]] for [[The Lion King]]. The song also appears in [[The Lion King (musical)|The Lion King musical]] where it is performed by [[Max Casella]], [[Tom Allan Robbins]], [[Jason Raize]], and [[Heather Headley]]. [[Elton John]] also preformed a version of his own which was used as the end title to be played during the credits of The Lion King. He also created a remix version that appears on [[The Lion King Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]] with the same lyrics as his original version. | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
Revision as of 00:59, 13 December 2010
| Can You Feel The Love Tonight | |
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| Length: | 2:58 |
| Written by: | Elton John and Tim Rice |
| Performed by: | Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Joseph Williams, Sally Dworsky, and Kristle Edwards |
| The Lion King | |
| Circle Of Life
Can You Feel The Love Tonight Can You Feel The Love Tonight (End Title) Can You Feel The Love Tonight (Remix) | |
Can You Feel The Love Tonight is a song written by Elton John and Tim Rice and performed by Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Joseph Williams, Sally Dworsky, and Kristle Edwards for The Lion King. The song also appears in The Lion King musical where it is performed by Max Casella, Tom Allan Robbins, Jason Raize, and Heather Headley. Elton John also preformed a version of his own which was used as the end title to be played during the credits of The Lion King. He also created a remix version that appears on The Lion King Original Motion Picture Soundtrack with the same lyrics as his original version.
Lyrics
Timon:
- I can see what's happening.
Pumbaa:
- What?
Timon:
- And they don't have a clue.
Pumbaa:
- Who?
Timon:
- They'll fall in love and here's the bottom line,
- Our trio's down to two.
Pumbaa:
- Oh.
Timon:
- Ze sweet caress of twilight.
- There's magic everywhere.
- And with all this romantic atmosphere,
- Disaster's in the air.
Singer:
- Can you feel the love tonight?
- The peace the evening brings.
- The world, for once, in perfect harmony,
- With all it's living things.
Simba:
- So many things to tell her.
- But how to make her see,
- The truth about my past? Impossible!
- She'd turn away from me
Nala:
- He's holding back, he's hiding.
- But what, I can't decide.
- Why won't he be the king I know he is,
- The king I see inside?
Chorus:
- Can you feel the love tonight?
- The peace the evening brings.
- The world, for once, in perfect harmony,
- With all its living things.
- Can you feel the love tonight?
- You needn't look too far.
- Stealing through the night's uncertainties,
- Love is where they are.
Timon:
- And if he falls in love tonight,
- It can be assumed.
Pumbaa:
- His carefree days with us are history.
Timon and Pumbaa:
- In short, our pal is doomed.
Trivia
- The song was ranked #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
- In 1994, the song won the Academy Award for Best Original Song and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.
- Originally, Disney didn't plan to use the song; it was only through the insistence of Elton John that it was included in the movie.
