8 thoughts on “ You Come From Earth - Lena Fiagbe - Visions (CD) ”

1. It was taken from her debut album, Visions, which was released on Mother Records in The album also spawned another hit single called "What's It Like to Be Beautiful". Fiagbe's debut single "You Come From Earth" was released in July , billed simply as 'Lena'.

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2. Original Story by Aaron J. Sams / Don Morgan (). Originally Published: January 29, Last Updated: January 29, Back when U2 was recording and working on The Joshua Tree they were also working on another project, Mother Records. Mother Records was .

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3. Fiagbe's debut single "You Come From Earth" was released in July under the name 'Lena'. It reached #69 in the UK Singles Chart. "Visions" was released as a single and managed to enter the Top 50 in mid Read Full Bio Lena Fiagbe is a British soul singer, made famous in the United Kingdom for her popular hit single "Gotta Get It Right.

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4. Directed by Jon Turteltaub. With Tom Hanks, Jeff Breslauer, David Clyde Carr, George Colangelo. On the Apollo 12 mission rookie astronaut Alan Bean becomes the fourth person to walk on the moon.

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5. Fiagbe’s father had been a huge fan of Lena Horne (hence his daughter’s name), and Fiagbe’s microphone performance certainly incorporates some of the dynamism of that artist. Her debut single, ‘You Come From Earth’ (released as Lena), which thematically shared fellow UK artist Jamiroquai’s wide-eyed wonder at the universe, was.

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6. May 15,  · Home Lyrics: Love in an instant / Stars at a distance / Still shining bright / Space in between us / Truth it will keep us / Close for all time / Our heart goes on and on / Our heart beating.

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7. Definition of come down to earth in the Idioms Dictionary. come down to earth phrase. What does come down to earth expression mean? Definitions by the largest Idiom Dictionary.

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8. Mother Records last update last update last update 7 Jan last update last update 4 June Label founded by U2 in , initially intended to help promote Irish bands, but famously hindering more than one band due to its idiosyncratic release policy.

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