♥ "Killing Me Softly with His Song" (1972) ♫ Lori Lieberman

[@rydermoran5042]

I really am so sad that people have forgotten that this was the first version of killing me softly. So many have redone this song, but Lori literally wrote it and people forget that. This is my favorite version because it is such a calming and relaxing melody, and when she sings, I feel the passion in each and every word. This will always be my favorite.

[@TheLatina1040]

Ryder Moran so this is her song? Ive heard other versions but Im trying to find the original

[@rydermoran5042]

Lina Rose Yes! This is the original! She actually wrote this song about Don McLean.🙂

[@jesiboi2494]

Indeed she was the first original, but she didn’t wrote the song, Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel wrote it.

[@jesiboi2494]

DFS57 Thanks for the info.

[@rydermoran5042]

DFS57 if you watch the video Lori Lieberman comes to terms with killing me softly she says she wrote it there about don mclean

[@albertanastitia4875]

She is the original. Finally found it

[@andreagriego6809]

Alberta Nastiti A forensic files

[@ashatay5814]

And the worst 😂

[@friendlycreature6375]

I'm confused Many made cover of this song

[@someone-vk6gk]

@@friendlycreature6375 yes at least put the original name

[@oscarcarrasquillo6355]

Of course a childish emoji follows an immature comment. The fugees is melodic and funky, but this is spiritually soothing and crystal clear.

[@gregwroblewski4178]

I never heard this version until today. It is absolutely beautiful.

[@caroljohnson9230]

I NEVER KNEW THIS OR HEARD THIS UNTIL RIGHT NOW. ONLY DUE TO SOMEONE THAT JUST SHARED ON INSTAGRAM ❤️ I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED THIS SONG SINCE THE FIRST TIME I HEARD ROBERT FLACK IN 1973.

[@christophwaller9016]

And this is the original, written and sung bi lori.

[@MrClintMontgomery]

I was today years old when I realized that this was the original version. Very good writing. Beautiful song.

[@wellhi4245]

same

[@gweilospur5877]

She was singing about Don Maclean.

[@lovemetu]

wow ,never heard this version before, yes top notch, like an angel singing.

[@zeusincoming282]

this is pre Roberta Flack

[@primexd3838]

Original BTW

[@mateoturic-i7t]

Bro that coment is 13 years ago

[@alanahhannah]

Although I love Roberta Flacks version, who wouldn't? never even heard of Lori Lieberman! but it is always so much better to hear a song by the original singer, especially if they actually wrote it! the meaning is deeper, not to mention her voice is so beautiful,

[@elijahresuello6478]

i found this version today and my god, i am in love with it.

[@finster1968]

@alanah brady - Not sure how old you are, and if you remember School House Rock? They were animated musical short films made for kids in the 1970’s. Lori Lieberman sang Lovely Lady Liberty from one of those educational films. I think her voice is beautiful and has a Joni Mitchell type quality.

[@alanahhannah]

@@finster1968 I'm old enough to remember the '70's alright, can't recall school house rock though, was it an American thing? Irish Cailin here, haha, but, yes she has a really beautiful voice, no doubt about that, and obviously a great song writer too,

[@edwardwritt3820]

I hear ya. Great songwriter , nice voice and Ill give her the respect she is due but Roberta's version is much better

[@jeffreybright8119]

I always loved this song ,, by Roberta.. but now i have heard this version by Lori, i love this one more ....

[@fritzeroni7253]

I loved this song after hearing it sung by this lovely woman in the 70's. No offense to anyone else who has covered it since...but THIS IS and will always be 'Killing me softly' to me. What a beautiful voice.

[@siramaytheshowgundragon]

Fritz eroni so is this the original

[@lolman6916]

siramay the showgun dragon network yes

[@dindocabral4840]

This is the best rendition of the song, by lorie lieberman..

[@LoveLife-lw4py]

She write it after being in a Don McLean concert and Empty Chairs touched her. The song mentioned here is that song. She recorded it first and Roberta Skunk grabbed it.

[@dindocabral4840]

This is the original version,by Lorie liebermann.i, first heard it in 1973..i, do'nt know but i fell in love with this song...it became my favorite song...even up to now...there is something in the song...that i love..hearing it again brings me back in the past...

[@Bmorevee]

I don't know why so many people are upset that other people prefer other versions. Why not be happy that this women created a song that inspired millions of people, and it's still relevant today.

[@allancerf9038]

She was by no means the sole creator. An important contributor to the lyrics, she did not write the music. Norman Gimbel was the other lyricist and Charles Fox wrote the music.

[@rammelcol]

Cultural appropriation in a new light... This beautiful version (Original) gets "cancelled" because people prefer other versions. Honestly, the hypocrisy...

[@CrussoFang]

@@rammelcol that’s not what getting cancelled is

[@thomasdailey7242]

Tru Dat

[@FauZhee]

it is just sad that mostly forgot or even don't know about her.

[@LilyMartinez-cc3kc]

Best version, of course it's the original, so glad I discovered this! This should be in the Hall of Fame.!!!

[@atonwilliams]

Wow I was today years old when I found out this is the original version of this song. Mind blown! This version is very beautiful. I dig it!

[@davidbloomfield311]

I have no words to describe how beautiful this original song is, god bless you lori for giving it to the world

[@milenkabezek6312]

This is my favorite. Wonderful, wonderful voice.

[@mickibayne4040]

So sad she doesn't get her credit. This is BEAUTIFUL!❤

[@wellhi4245]

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[@kenspear4123]

@@wellhi4245 There is a video circulating of Roberta Flack, an R&B artist who recorded a version of this classic in the 70s, telling the story of how she heard Lieberman's record and being giving her credit in a televised interview.

[@giomorales8709]

I’m sure she got credit and paid for other people using it

[@Brandespada]

This is a fake version of the story, Gimbel never recognized her role and I believe him.

[@daydrmr2012]

I almost feel like a traitor saying this but, I 'love' this version. It seems to sound more sincere and honest in the feelings behind the words. I wish she had continued with her singing career. It would have been nice to see how far she could have gone.

[@ladylyssa5130]

Unfortunately, the people she worked with on this song were the very ones who did her in.. 🙄

[@J_larubia1992]

Yes this version is like heart felt and warm!

[@jokerjolly5873]

I think this is the first recorded version. Some might say it's the original one..I don't know.

[@Perromedico]

@@jokerjolly5873 It is the original ,first recorded version . She wrote it.

[@packingten]

Lori recorded this FIRST!, She teamed with a writer who turned her idea into this.I have little doubt Lori being a blue eyed blonde killed her chances when competing with a black woman in the post civil rights era,Say what you will.

[@debrakish9659]

I love this original version of the song. The simple acoustics and that beautiful voice! I think it's as good as Roberta Flack's version, which is excellent. Lori's voice reminds me at times of a young Anne Murray especially her lower register. Very well done.

[@chrismulwee4911]

Anne Murray actually DID a version with the same arrangement as this!

[@imcnagpc2]

She also reminds me of Jennifer Warnes.

[@amb7440]

That was my instant thought - she sounded similar to Anne Murray.

[@jimconley8753]

I def agree with the Ann Murray comparison.

[@isabelsaletealmeida1050]

Very good point!

[@culturebreath369]

So blessed to know the original, the Frank, the Fugees, omg. Such a legendary song. What a beautiful woman.

[@congero113]

This is my favorite rendition of this great tune.

[@thomasdefeo8137]

I heard this song in my senior year of high school 1972/73. It was a school nite and I had my headphones on at 3:00 a.m. as I had taken some acid earlier in the evening. This came on WNEW-FM in NYC and I just stopped and then poured out my eyes as to how beautiful of a song it was...her voice, the arrangement and of course the strings. I could not stop sobbing (I am sure there was another factor for that). The next day after school I went to my local record store and purchased the LP. It had the same effect on me even afterwards. For whatever reason, this version holds a special place in my heart.

[@sakaridis]

I'm ashamed to say I had never heard of this version and didn't know it was the original. It is absolutely AMAZING!!!

[@mariolara1504]

This is so soothing!! My favorite version of this song,Bravo Ms Lieberman 😢❤👏👏

[@beckyfleeton3637]

To win a Grammy for the song and no recognition for the original song writer and performer. . .sad🤷🏼‍♀️

[@DoronTuber]

I did not know there was an origin to it except for Roberta Flack. This is beautiful and the world should acknowledge Lori.

[@DrSamba1]

I heard this version of this song once in the mid-1970s and was never able to find it again until now. Thank you!

[@baddiemauve4958]

I heard he sang a good song I heard he had a style And so I came to see him And listen for a while And there he was this young boy A stranger to my eyes Strumming my pain with his fingers Singing my life with his words Killing me softly with his song Killing me softly with his song Telling my whole life with his words Killing me softly with his song I felt all flushed with fever Embarrassed by the crowd I felt he found my letters and read each one out loud I prayed that he would finish But he just kept right on Strumming my pain with his fingers Singing my life with his words Killing me softly with his song Killing me softly with his song Telling my whole life with his words Killing me softly with his song He sang as if he knew me In all my dark despair And then he looked right through me As if I wasn't there And he just kept on singing Singing clear and strong Strumming my pain with his fingers Singing my life with his words Killing me softly with his song Killing me softly with his song Telling my whole life with his words Killing me softly with his song [Outro]

[@RetroPrepper]

The fifth line of the 3rd verse is "But he was there, this stranger" in this Lori Lieberman rendition. Roberta Flack sang it as "And he just on singing" in her version.

[@Litlrox]

First time hearing the original. It’s very beautiful.

[@kimberlyjohnson1371]

Hauntingly beautiful.. I was born in 64 my mother had great taste in classic rock , blues and classical 🎶🎵🎶

[@mariaevagonzalez5859]

This song is absolutely beautiful, the original one and the best version, even though a lot of artists have recorded it, this is my favorite, her voice is beautiful

[@trinityandrews2032]

Down right beautiful & she deserves her flowers for such an iconic classic ❤

[@gloriacolon160]

Truly a beautiful song. Glad to hear the original. Lovely voice.

[@itishreesingh2071]

This is probably the most famous song of the 20th century . It won 4 grammys for different artists but no credit was ever given to the original songwriter, singer and composer who was lori liberman.

[@PaulW-i6n]

Maybe edit to spell her name correctly?

[@ashas6396]

I love it ! So deep and beautiful ! The first and best version .

[@sandiarnp]

so I have been trying to remember this vocalist from back in the 70's I heard her perform at a theater in Hollywood and always thought she would end up famous, then never heard much more about her. too bad, great talent

[@stephenr3910]

I like the accompaniment. I had never heard this version until now.

[@TheIPhoniker]

This Song is killing me softly! I will love this Song forever

[@Vegavtc]

This song came about by Lori Lieberman listening to Don McLean. A beautiful song most beautifully sung. Thank you, Lori.

[@JamesLachowsky]

Actually, she was handed the completed song and she said it reminded her of a Don McLean concert.

[@Ballackx13]

@@JamesLachowsky no lmao... she wrote the poem... fox and Gimbler turned it into the actual song, but without the poem they would have had NOTHING. she´s the one that make this masterpiece possible

[@henriknielsen1253]

@@JamesLachowsky No, she showed Fox & Gimbel her poem about her deeply emotional experience while attending a Don McLean concert - with a title that was close to the final title of the song.

[@mimzyriepensell1423]

Lori's voice is BEAUTIFUL...wish I had heard this version years ago...this is fantastic

[@maryhayden3537]

I actually had Perry Como album that it was on and shoot he sang it so perfectly. She sings it well and if she wrote it, congrats. It's genius lyrics kept me listening and Perry's soft voice. Gets right inside a person. Thx Lori!

[@nataliewages1880]

Always speak her name speak with respect so people don't forget she was the best

[@tassjeff383]

So happy this original version is available and gives a living artist some overdue recognition. I still believe the soulful and stark version sung flawlessly by Roberta Flack is one of the best examples of 70s simplicity with minimalist production...it is a masterclass in song production. Thanks Lori for this beautiful and timeless concept that will outlive us all.

[@StephenWilliams-y4c]

Sublime Beautiful girl Who wrote an iconic song and sings it superbly. Acknowledged by Roberta Flack and supported in her travail by Mr Don McClean about whom the song was written. A delight

[@bm8584]

I am happy to be here... I love the original always above the versions. Very beautiful, Lori.

[@RickS2369]

She was actually the first one to sing this song. Roberta Flack did a rendition and it became a hit.

[@vonijoe]

And Perry Como did a version, and KZbin tells you that it's Frank Sinatra instead, and on and on...

[@lukeluvendrn4430]

personally i prefer roberta’s version. but this is nonetheless a beautiful piece

[@lethayle3388]

@@lukeluvendrn4430 I prefer the original. It is very calming and sentimental

[@lukeluvendrn4430]

@@lethayle3388 It is. But i guess different people have different preferences. Have a great day tho!!!

[@lethayle3388]

@@lukeluvendrn4430 that is true. You too mate.

[@Terri4444]

Excellent song! I'll never forget it. 💕⚘

[@kaito121]

her voice is like a calm river flowwing in the night with a full moon in the sky thank you for posting this

[@leonardmartinez6233]

Nice simile that captures the mood of Lori's version. Thank you.

[@kaito121]

@@leonardmartinez6233 man 11 years later

[@RibiRoo]

@@kaito121 Man a year later

[@emchayyee]

Wow.. So this is the original.. It's honestly more calming than the other version

[@henriknielsen1253]

Great live version 😎 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2KYdqKPmtRso9U

[@AnanyaA]

Originally, it was sung by Lori Lieberman.

[@briobernd5768]

Beautiful, beyond compare!

[@rydermoran5042]

Roberta sings this song great, and so does Perry, but this song belongs to Lori. This to me is the most beautiful song in the world, and the most beautiful version of it. In my opinion, Lori sings this song the best. This is such a gorgeous, nostalgic song to me, and always will be. You’re my favorite Lori! ❤️

[@michaelbrumbaugh5389]

Agreed.

[@janpcs]

Lori sung about her own feelings. You can't be more honest than that. Roberta interpreted Lori's feelings. It's always second hand. But I think it's good that people keep singing the songs of yesterday.

[@isleofdixon255]

The song actually doesn't belong to her cos she didn't compose it. A lot of commenters seem to think that 'cos this version was recorded first that Lori wrote the song herself. The truth is the song was composed by a professional songwriter called Charles Fox along with a lyricist Norman Gimbel... Lori did collaborate by adding some lyrics (something most pop artists do when given a pre-written song) but the romantic idea that this piece of music is purely her heart being spilled in the form of song is a myth. It's a great song but you are giving Lori too much credit for the intellectual property.

[@bobbymadera3234]

AGREE WITH YOU, 100.percent

[@cmulwee001]

Well, in a way, it is. She say Don Mclean in concert and wrote a poem called "Killing Me Softly With His Blues". She presented it to Norman Gimbel and Charles Fox, who made only minor changes in the words, changing "Blues" to "Song". So really, instead of Gimbel and Fox, the songwriting credits, should read Gimbel/Fox/Lieberman in my book.

[@nstix2009xitsn]

Chris Mulwee Gimbel/Lieberman, in my book. What did Fox contribute? All he did was use her body, and steal her lyrics.

[@lindsaydonovan3236]

It was Gimbel that used her, not Fox.

[@henriknielsen1253]

@@nstix2009xitsn Fox wrote the music. Gimbel "wrote" the lyrics inspired by Lori Lieberman's poem and story about her deeply emotional impression about her attending a Don McLean concert. But he "forgot" to credit her for her contribution ...

[@heyhafiz9930]

I don't if you feel the same but when the video included the old moment, still young, healthy and now we know some of them passed away, its hurt especially like this kind of beautiful song, feel so calm sadness and all the memories just punch our face. Just beautiful. Thank for ur song

[@AlexTheGamer97]

How have I never heard this version when I’ve loved this song and searched it so many times over the years. Smh youtube and spotify suggestions

[@bex271]

I love that there are different versions- if u wanna dance and bop a little then listen to Lauren's if you want the relaxed mood chillout then listen to Lori's, if you want a bit of soulful mix then Flack is what you play!....love the buffet that caters to all our needs.

[@PreciselyScRiBBleS]

She wrote this song after hearing Don McLean play "Empty Chairs" so for those who just found out about this version....Now you know the inspiration 🤙🏾

[@Brandespada]

This is a fake version of the story, Gimbel never recognized it and I believe him.

[@pjmurphy920]

@@Brandespada Lori wrote this after seeing a Don McLean concert in 1971.

[@Brandespada]

@@pjmurphy920 The lyricist says it's a fake story.

[@nastarrdjaspann2318]

And i shall now search empty chairs.. thank you so much💜💜

[@khouloud6482]

i wonder if Sangwoo was listening to the original or one of the covers !

[@rafhenlow]

Nice to hear that I am not the only one touched by Don's songs. His albums are full of great tracks.

[@petergeorgiou4570]

I agree totally and it's also my favourite version. Everytime I listen to Lori sing her song. It evokes precious memories of my life. 😅

[@melaniemorriale6756]

Lori is my favorite artist for this song. I heard her on the radio.

[@remzbay5918]

Lori Lieberman version is the best for me,i love the way she sang it ❤

[@patnaikt]

I think this is the best version!

[@TroelsNybo1st]

I am an old man, sitting in a Danish village, the name of which you can neither read nor pronounce nor understand nor write. I frequently ask myself why I am still alive. Stumbling upon the original of this song is one of the answers.

[@65Seasons]

Probably Dragør? Stayed for almost a year in Store Magleby.

[@TroelsNybo1st]

@@65Seasons Nørup, between Jelling (with the rune stones) and Billund (with Lego).

[@mrsblue3011]

I don’t know who you are but I am so glad that you are in the world…..

[@NotThatGuy_YepThatGuy]

Thanks for preserving this song. I only a few moments ago found out this was the original. The story of how this version is nearly entirely forgotten and how Lori was seemingly ostracized from the work by her writing partners REALLY FRICKEN SUCKS.

[@mackenziehiga]

I remember seeing an interview with her and I felt her rendition was quite lovely . I also recall how warm she seemed and there was no bitterness at all that Roberta Flack made this a hit despite the fact that Lieberman was the basis of the song.

[@JatakR17]

@@averyday4377 I wondered why Roberta flack the person you love ,loved Lori Lieberman version,which is hated by "like you"_

[@JatakR17]

Let's not forget the person behind the song,you can feel it if u r really into it

[@aj402]

Bitter? Songwriters make a ton of money when someone has a giant hit on their composition. As long as she still owned it at the time.

[@williamjones4266]

AJ, she didn’t receive any songwriting credit.

[@strawberryseason]

@@williamjones4266 What? All songwriters get royalties.

[@themotorsportcollection]

This version has the most feeling and soul because it’s her song, her feelings and it’s just pouring out of her

[@YanyongW]

she should have been more famous by this song. she sing so well.I love both this version and roberta s.

[@crisguia]

I like her voice, so mellow and yet expressive. I wish she had been given credit for some of the lyrics at least because it was her poem about Don McLean that the song was based on.

[@DiamondLil]

I wore this album out when I was a love sick college girl. It still makes me nostalgic for that age and that boy.

[@drygordspellweaver8761]

haha- did some guy play a song on the guitar that won your heart over?

[@paulo1149]

This is my first hearing of Lori L. What a beautiful poem from the soul. I think it could benefit from some emotional progression, but comparing the two versions, even with the instrumental sophistication of the Flack rendition, I find this one more real, believable, and satisfying. Very well done.

[@amadobustamante5237]

This is the ORIGINAL VERSION BY THE ORIGINAL COMPOSER AND WRITER . Let us give CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE !!!

[@amadobustamante5237]

@@emilereynaud4255 SO YOU ARE THE WISEST ONE !!! YOU EVEN ADMITTED THAT LORI LIEBERMAN COLLABORATED WITH THE SONG . I WAS NOT TAKING AWAY CREDITS FROM THE OTHER GUYS . YOU MISINTERPRETED ME , WISE ONE !!! LOL

[@isleofdixon255]

@@amadobustamante5237 but you said she composed it which she didn't, Charles Fox did! (Lori just wrote some of the lyrics along with Norman Gimbel) Let us give CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE !!!

[@dextermendoza8029]

it's true,this lady's poetry was the original idea for the writing of this song but she was not given her true credit..anyway don mcclean and roberta flack recognized her

[@Thompson1425]

I’ve been looking for the original version of “Killing Me Softly” for a while. Thank you so much for sharing this timeless piece!

[@karencurran2693]

I did not know until today that this song was written and performed by Lori Lieberman. I listened to and loved it back in the day by Roberta Flack. This is beautiful..how sad she has not received the recognition she deserves. Thank you Lori

[@rosaluntao7592]

Just discovered that this is the original version. And I say..this is by far the best version.

[@cathywest2685]

OMG.I never knew.She is wonderful.!!

[@orjalezatv6152]

finally! this was the one i'm looking forr!

[@Rudy-zk2cq]

Lori's voice sent me straight to heaven when I first heard this beautiful song. Her gentle heavenly voice with perfect vibrato made me cry, even now, some fifty years later. Sung with such fervor and heart, it will never be duplicated in that sense. I bought her LP at the time but it has since gotten lost in my record collection. I trust it's available in CD format. Wish she continues to sing beautiful songs like "Killing Me Softly". She has no equal.

[@Walesbornandbred]

This original verson has much more feeling. As much as I like Roberta Flacks technically flawless rendition this is so much nicer, voice of an angel. Why isn't this played on the radio?

[@richardmiller3839]

One of my favourite songs ever. Iam 52yrs

[@Terri4444]

The original version is the best! ⚘💖

[@SidFortune]

Wow. This painfully beautiful.

[@isabelsaletealmeida1050]

I love Roberta Flack and her voice, but this original version by Lori Lieberman is spectacular! What a voice!!!!❤

[@bayukresna165]

This is the best version for me, so soft, relaxing voice and music

[@mgoogleuser8011]

All the versions are great, no need to bash if you like one over the other. They all add artistry to their work. With that Laura Lieberman is the true poet who created these magical words!

[@ericulmet6857]

Quelle sublime voix et quelle chanson reprise par tant de personnes Frank Sinatra , Roberta Flack etc... , et dernièrement les fugees ,c'est tout simplement merveilleux et relaxant...

[@nicholette8771]

i really appreciate this original.

[@leondelord6141]

Beautiful voice and arrangement. Hard to believe this version did not chart when released.

[@irinechiam]

Love this song by Lori - nice voice. Brings back good memories.

[@JtothaMajesty]

Never knew she wrote and sang this song. Love all three versions, including Roberta's and Lauryn's versions.

[@marlenedean5894]

Beautifully sang.

[@arkansasoutpost]

Just learned today the story of this song, and this is the first time I heard Lori's original. I still like the Roberta Flack version, because that's the one I heard first, but this is a pretty damn fine version too. Big respect to Ms Lieberman.

[@gmoalvarez]

Simple y sencillamente Genial ... Perfecta ! For those who doesn't speak Spanish ! Simple and Perfect ! + beautiful !

[@cmulwee001]

And, that's Lori herself playing the guitar! I think Lori said in a written interview, that she was 19 years old when she recorded this song, making her aprrox. 57 now.

[@primexd3838]

Chris Mulwee 68 now not sure you still remember ur pass xD

[@chrismulwee4911]

@@primexd3838 Look at how old that comment is. It's over a decade old.

[@caseymenders5219]

the guitarist was NOT Lori, it was Dennis Budimir. (More uninformed unemployed people with too much time on their hands.) And Lori has never said she wrote this sing in any interview ever. Others say to her "But you wrote this" and she smiles and says "I'm just happy to be a part of a great song". If you look on the back of the album (which I just found on the web) it says "all songs composed by fox/gimbel except "My lover do you know" written and published by Lori Lieberman. For all they knew, in 1971/2 when making the album, Roberta Flack a year later might have discovered that song and turned that into a hit. And Fox/Gimbel would have been happy for her if it did turn out that way.

[@bobarty]

Lovely ,had too listen to it again out after hearing it earlier on the Steve Wright afternoon show on BBC radio two thanks.

[@mirandanix7684]

I can't stop loving you..as if I ever would ever want to..woodstock..love. Lives on in the heart..when no one else hears. The melodies..as if they weren't ever there..to hear the best of a soul..guitar accompaniment is even better.

[@papilyon]

I'm obsessed with finding the original version of a song. And now I can confidently say: "the best version of a song is the original." Of course, exceptions are not the rule.

[@jean-mariepierre2629]

10 juillet 2021, Merveilleuse voix, Tout est limpide, SO lovely. Merci 💙💖💜💚Jmp

[@AdrianNeptune]

thanks for giving us the truth about this poem in music, we all have associated this song for years to Roberta Flack or the Fugees, and I'm so happy that the author is Lori Lieberman, I hope from today that she's a bit more followed, because she gave us each a beautiful dream!

[@jeffreyhampton9130]

This is fantastic.

[@louisemorales3349]

Wow just found out this is Lori's. Song...Roberta Flack I thought...until my son told me Lori Lieberman's the original Singer and I believe....Lori your awesome!!!!

[@cry0xxx]

Yes, Roberta flacks cover got a lot more famous

[@bigmbd87]

I so wish she would get the credit she deserves for this original collaboration

[@peanutsngonuts]

love it.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! soooooo beautiful... this song swings and sways in my mind all the time...no words can express my feelings when i listen to this song. thank you so much for uploading . :)