"Together, together...the fundamental loneliness goes..."

Any idea who the lovely-voiced white young songstress was who sung this in the 70s/80s?


"Together, together
so close your eyes
for that's a lovely way to be
aware of things your heart alone was meant to see
the fundamental loneliness goes whenever two can dream a dream together
you can't deny to try to fight the rising sea
don't fight the moon the stars above and don't fight me
the fundamental loneliness goes whenever two can dream a dream together
on the day we met the time was half past three
when your eyes met mine it was eternity
by now we know the wind is on its way to be
just catch the wave don't be afraid of loving me
the fundamental loneliness goes whenever two can dream a dream together....."

She also did this song:

"Of the wonderful things that we get out of life
there are four
baby, there may not be many but nobody needs any more
of the many facts making the list of life truth takes the lead
and to relax note the gist of life it's truth you need
and the second is honor, and hapiness makes number three
when you put them together you know what the last one will be......love don't you know the score......"

Well the top one is called Wave... and I've found it by Sinatra, Sitti Navarro

Rosemary Clooney's verson can be heard here at Amazon (just click on play button):
http://www.amazon.com/Wave/dp/B000U8...sr=1-1-catcorr


Sarah Vaughan's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbIiP...eature=related

Oscar Peterson's fabulous version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f44qgQA1B-g

Version by the guy who composed it, (and many other fabulous songs) - Antonio Carlos Jobim:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMYn5bH-h4c




And the bottom one is called Four and I believe it was written by Miles Davis.

Version by Anita O'Day:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9gD2...watch_response

Hope some of the above may help you to track this female down.

Needless to say there are many many versions of Wave.