Ute Lemper - lyrics with translation

Genres:ПопМировая классика

Language:English, French, German

Ute Lemper is a German singer and actress born in 1963 in Münster, Germany. Known for her work in cabaret, jazz, and classical music, she has built a career that spans decades and continents. Ute Lemper gained international acclaim for her interpretations of Kurt Weill's compositions and her performances in musicals such as "Chicago", where she played the role of Velma Kelly. She has released numerous albums under labels like Decca and Polydor, showcasing her versatility across genres. Her contributions to reviving and modernizing cabaret music have solidified her as a key figure in the genre.

List of texts

Name	Year
The Thin Ice ft. Ute Lemper	2011
The Trial ft. Berliner Rundfunk-Orchester, Tim Curry, Thomas Dolby	2011
Hollaender: Münchhausen ft. Matrix Ensemble, Jeff Cohen, Robert Ziegler	1996
Hollaender: Zieh Dich Aus, Petronella! ft. Matrix Ensemble, Jeff Cohen, Robert Ziegler	1996
Hollaender: Take it off Petronella! ft. Matrix Ensemble, Jeff Cohen, Robert Ziegler	1996
Spoliansky: When the Special Girlfriend ft. Jeff Cohen, Robert Ziegler, Matrix Ensemble	1996
Spoliansky: The Lavender Song ft. Matrix Ensemble, Robert Ziegler	1996
Parler d'amour ft. Art Mengo	1993
Weill: Youkali ft. Jeff Cohen, RIAS Sinfonietta Berlin, John Mauceri	1993
Louiguy: La Vie En Rose ft. Bruno Fontaine	1992
Little Water Song ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Talbot: Split ft. Neil Hannon, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
You Were Meant For Me ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Glass: Streets of Berlin ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Weill: Die Dreigroschenoper: Tango Ballad ft. Neil Hannon, The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills	2000
Punishing Kiss ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Couldn't You Keep That To Yourself ft. Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot, Joby Talbot	2000
The Case Continues ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Purple Avenue ft. The Divine Comedy, Bryan Mills, Ivor Talbot	2000
Scope J. ft. Alasdair Malloy, John Giblin, Hugh Burns	2000