Two singers perform "Those Magic Changes" from Grease as a duet, trading verses about hearing a song on the radio and longing for a lost lover. The performance captures nostalgia, desire, and the promise of eternal love through the original musical number's emotional core.
What's that playing on the radio? Why do I start swaying to and fro? I have never heard that song before, but if I hear it anymore, it feels familiar to me, sends a thrill right through me, 'cause those chords remind me the night that I first fell in love too. Those magic changes, my heart arranges a melody. It's never the same, a melody that's calling my name and begging, please come back to me, please return to me. Don't go away again, oh, make them play again.
The music I want to hear is the one again you whisper in my ear. Oh, my darling, oh yeah. Someday I know that you'll let me by, but I'm singing and I cry, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is for you, while the drums are pounding, to beat up life tonight. Wonderful result, that's right. I want you, I hate you, I love you forever. I want you I need you, I love you forever and ever and ever and evermore. Forever and ever and ever and more.
