The lyric from Jennifer Rush's 'The Power of Love' finishes with the word 'eyes.' The line moves from quiet morning imagery to an intimate moment of direct connection.
Jennifer Rush released the song in 1984, and it became especially successful in the United Kingdom in 1985. Gunther Mende, Candy DeRouge, Mary Susan Applegate, and Jennifer Rush are credited as its writers. The recording is a dramatic power ballad built around Rush's wide vocal range and sustained climactic notes.
The title has caused confusion because several other major songs share it, including recordings by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Celine Dion, and Huey Lewis and the News. Rush's version is the original song commonly identified by the opening lyric about morning whispers. It reached number 1 in multiple countries and was later covered successfully by Celine Dion, whose version appeared on the 1993 film soundtrack for 'The Bodyguard.'