The single's cover art features a reproduction of Titian's Assumption of the Virgin , a 16th-century masterpiece located in Venice.
Lead singer Holly Johnson described the track as having a "biblical aspect" and felt it was the record that would "save" him. The lyrics explore love as a "force from above" that purges the soul and protects from darkness. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love
An early version of the video featured stock footage of Princess Diana as a tribute to her "embodying love," but this was withdrawn due to broadcaster nervousness and replaced with performance footage. The Power of Love (Frankie Goes to Hollywood song) The single's cover art features a reproduction of
Released in November 1984, by Frankie Goes to Hollywood is a cinematic ballad that serves as a spiritual pivot from the band's earlier provocative hits. It is famously known as a "Christmas song that isn't about Christmas," earning its festive status through its iconic Nativity-themed music video and winter release rather than its lyrics. Historical Significance & Chart Impact An early version of the video featured stock
