這個歌德歌詞很一般，是George Michael和Wham! bandmate Andrew Ridgeley兩個十七歲少年看“飄”後，胡亂編造的歌詞，他們現在都羞於再回頭看過去的那段濫歌詞，但歌曲本身確是不休傳世之作。
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"One of the most enduring ballads of all time, “Careless Whisper” was George Michael’s first solo single, although it was actually co-written with his Wham! bandmate Andrew Ridgeley. A simple song with with just four chords, the track’s charm lies in its mournful saxophone intro, together with George’s anguished vocals as he pleads for forgiveness from the lover he’s cheated on. George and Andrew wrote the song when they were just 17, despite George’s own admission that he “knew nothing about romance and certainly nothing about love”. By 1984, George was making plans for a post-Wham! career - and “Careless Whisper” had a big role to play in those plans. It was billed as a George Michael solo single in the UK, although in America it was credited to Wham! featuring George Michael. But regardless of the name on the cover, the single was a huge success, taking the top spot on both sides of the Atlantic. Now a last-dance staple everywhere from school discos to weddings, the irony inherent in thousands of lovestruck couples smooching to a song about infidelity appears to be lost on most people. Not George though – after all, his “guilty feet have got no rhythm”.
The following info is quoted from internet.
"One of the most enduring ballads of all time, “Careless Whisper” was George Michael’s first solo single, although it was actually co-written with his Wham! bandmate Andrew Ridgeley. A simple song with with just four chords, the track’s charm lies in its mournful saxophone intro, together with George’s anguished vocals as he pleads for forgiveness from the lover he’s cheated on. George and Andrew wrote the song when they were just 17, despite George’s own admission that he “knew nothing about romance and certainly nothing about love”. By 1984, George was making plans for a post-Wham! career - and “Careless Whisper” had a big role to play in those plans. It was billed as a George Michael solo single in the UK, although in America it was credited to Wham! featuring George Michael. But regardless of the name on the cover, the single was a huge success, taking the top spot on both sides of the Atlantic. Now a last-dance staple everywhere from school discos to weddings, the irony inherent in thousands of lovestruck couples smooching to a song about infidelity appears to be lost on most people. Not George though – after all, his “guilty feet have got no rhythm”.
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