Kate Bush - I'm Still Waiting 1989

Kate Bush - This Woman's Work (CD Single) 1989
EMI

1. This Woman's Work (Single Mix)
2. Be Kind To My Mistakes
3. I'm Still Waiting

[nellies]

Kate you can't just make these bangers and then not put them on Spotify it's not fair! This song is amazing! I love the way she sings in this!

[magicbrownie]

Her background vocals on this are sublime.

[gdubtub.]

Very cool piano riff in this one. Keep finding new songs by her -- she was very prolific.

[dafyddil]

I love the desperation in her voice when she sings, "Though the clouds have come, maybe the sun will come out!"

[GarthPrice-ejbt]

Infectious piano notes, drum beats and lyrics make this another Kate winner. I've got all of her music and slowly going through her discography. Never encountered anyone with such rich and varied works. I am having a blast listening to all of these. Can't get enough of Kate.

[michavandam]

Is there anyone who likes this drum sound?

[Neptuneman]

Excellent tune. Should of been a smash hit

[razrvlc]

3:55 she always did a lot of trills like that around The Sensual World era

[faddy]

I'm still waiting too Kate, waiting way too long.
Not my favourite era of KB but still stamped with quality and class.

[denisdesmond]

I wish Kate had used The Trio Bulgarka to do the & in the backround.

[bearr]

2:12 sounds like parts of Reaching Out

[journeybymoonlight]

This song reminds me of the movie "A Zed and Two Naughts.

[evanlanctot]

Only on the ASPECTS OF THE SENSUAL WORLD CD single----nowhere else.

[ThePROTOTYPE]

Was this song used as a B-Side on one of the singles from "The Sensual World" ? Would have made another great album cut for that great album .

[lepidoptera]

Yeah... the genius was gone by that time. Too bad.

[harrisonaard]

The doors were closed. The doors were a figment of the keeper's imagination. The doors were always open, because the keeper never realised the significance of the innocent on the other side.
Never dismiss what is lain before you. It is surely the truth.
I am actually still awaiting the last rites of my own ignorance.