Anyone know anything about this? It's an adaptation of "Oh Oh What a Kiss", which in turn is a lyricization of "Sobre las olas" (both of which are on site already).
Discogs lists the single and album that this song appeared on, but doesn't have a year for either one. I'm also not sure where to look to find a lyricist for this.
I was typically able to find the lyricist at SABAM, and on the release, if you can find it.
Found the lyricist here (Lex Colman): https://www.discogs.com/dansen-met/release/8583648
And the year would be 1995.
http://muziekarchief.be/albumdetails.php?ID=94146
Though the title is a bit different. But the label-number is the same (Strange 
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But the Strangers already covered the song in 1966 as "Zij Zee Tegen Mij".
On this album https://www.discogs.com/De-Strangers-15-Jaar-Strangers/release/4530209
https://www.ultratop.be/nl/album/30e90/De-Strangers-15-jaar-Strangers
http://muziekarchief.be/albumdetails.php?ID=92543
Composed by Al van Dam and N. Warty
https://www.discogs.com/platenkoffer-de-strangers/release/8448436
JoJo greets
Last edit: 2019-02-12 09:42:00 UTC by jojo
Thanks for the info jojo and David 
I got the feeling that they had recorded it earlier given that the song was popular in the mid-60s.
Zij Zee Tegen Mij is now on site. Going to add "Oh What A Kiss" as well since it's a completely different song (lyrics are different as well as far as I can tell).
Capitalization incorrect.... it's in a Dutch language dialect
West Flemish, according to Bastien.
West Flemish, according to Bastien.
De Strangers used their city's local dialect: Antwerps (or 'Aantwaarps' as the locals say). As it is a Flemish / Dutch dialect the spelling rules of that language need to be used. I've updated the title accordingly...
