Richard Marx Right Here Waiting

Of all the love song Richard Marx's songs is the influence of many love stories for couples in love and song writers in the late 80s and the 90s and still is brilliant as being a continued persuasion on many lovers.

Marx made the top of the charts on radio in 1987, starting with his first single, ‘’Don't Mean Nothing’’. Six consecutive follow-up songs hit the Top 5, three of them, including Right Here Waiting, went to No. 1.

Richard Marx made it into the music business singing backup vocals for Lionel Richie and writing songs with Kenny Rogers and ‘Chicago’ for he kept to the simple middle-of-the-road approach of those acts once he became a recording artist in his own right.

Carefully, I chose this old song for all the married couple in my Video as a token to married life and all the trimming that comes with it and so apropos these days in the USA as things have changes - as couples rushed to county clerks' offices to obtain marriage licenses and exchange vows on the first full day that same-sex marriage became legal in the state of California.

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Gays in California rush to marriage

June 18, 2008

SAN FRANCISCO—Serenaded by a gay men's chorus, showered with rose petals and toasted with champagne, hundreds of same-sex couples got married across California on Tuesday.

Couples rushed to county clerks' offices to obtain marriage licenses and exchange vows on the first full day that same-sex marriage became legal in the state.

Among them was actor George Takei, who played Sulu on the original "Star Trek." He and his partner of 21 years, Brad Altman, obtained one of the new gender-neutral marriage licenses, with the words "Party A" and "Party B" instead of "bride" and "groom," at the West Hollywood City Hall.

Open to all: Unlike Massachusetts, the only other state to legalize gay marriage, California has no residency requirement for a license.

www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/

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