George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
George Harrison
[Verse 1]
In another life
I woke up dreaming with a sigh
As the morning light
Was painting whispers of a joy
[Bridge 1]
And I was in the candlelit bedroom
Enchanting beauty shimmering magically
Like an iridescent cloud
Being blown by a westerly wind, ooh
[Verse 2]
She can move your soul without you knowing
She can take the breath away from heaven, ooh
[Bridge 2]
And I was captured by her loneliness
A wounded tiger on a willowy path
Like an opalescent moon all alone
In the sky of the foreign land
[Outro]
She can take the breath away from heaven
She can move your soul without you knowing
She can take the breath away from heaven
She is like an everlasting blossom
She can take the breath away from heaven
Breath Away From Heaven was written by George Harrison.
Breath Away From Heaven was produced by Jeff Lynne & George Harrison.
George Harrison released Breath Away From Heaven on Mon Nov 02 1987.
In 1988, Harrison told Rockline:
In the [Shanghai Surprise] movie, [Sean Penn’s character] goes out to see this hooker who lives on a junk out in the bay … he goes to visit her. She’s this sort of mystical hooker who think she’s some ancient, uh… whatever they call ‘em. Anyway, the song was written...