Rainbow Ffolly - Hold Me Tight

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No more fussin' and a-fightin', baby
Hold me tight
Let's let bygones be bygones
Let's think about tomorrow, girl
Our future's bright

Well, I know I was wrong
I was just a fool
Too blind to see
You were the only girl for me
Ah, but now I see the light
Everything's gonna be all right
Baby, hold me tight

Well, I know I was wrong
I was just a fool
Too blind to see
You were the only girl for me
Ah, but now I see the light
Everything's gonna be all right
Baby, hold me tight

Release Date: May 09, 2024

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"Hold Me Tight" by Rainbow Ffolly is a heartfelt plea for forgiveness and reconciliation. The song acknowledges past mistakes and regrets, but looks towards a brighter future with hope and optimism. The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and a desire to make amends, as the singer asks to be held tight and for a fresh start. The upbeat melody and catchy rhythm add to the uplifting and positive message of the song. Overall, "Hold Me Tight" is a poignant and relatable track about love, forgiveness, and second chances.

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Brothers John and Richard Dunsterville performed in the early 1960s in a band called the Force Four, playing vocal harmony led music.
In college they met drummer Stewart Osborn his friend Roger Newell a bassist. They formed Rainbow Ffolly together in 1967. They recorded a demo tape in the Jackson recording studio and the brothers running it, Malcolm and John, took the tape to EMI to secure a record contract. EMI bought the rights to the tape as-is and released it as “Sallies Fforth”. The band was pleased with the confidence shown by EMI on the material but were unhappy that they didn’t get a chance to overdub some of the instruments, especially the guitars were not up to par according to the brothers Dunsterville. The band toured extensively, including a month in Hamburg’s Star Club of Beatles' fame and a stint at London’s fashionable Playboy club. Despite positive press the album did not sell well and with insufficient returns from the tours to live on the band decided to call it quits and look for other work at the end of 1968. In the years after John and Roger played with Rick Wakeman’s English Rock Ensemble in the 70s, and Stewart worked on the models for the Thunderbirds TV series. In 2016 the band reformed without Richard to release “Ffollow Up!”, consisting of an eclectic set of tracks written over the past decades and encompassing just about any musical and comedy style imaginable.