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Chris Pellnat “Kiss Me Thrice” — A Timeless, Cross-Cultural Love Song Brought to Life

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“Kiss Me Thrice” begins with a refrain so simple and clever it feels like it’s always existed: “Kiss me once if you love me / Kiss me twice to be sure / Kiss me thrice we’ll be together / Together forevermore.” Surprisingly fresh yet instantly classic, the lyric lays the foundation for a love song that bridges cultures, styles, and musical traditions.

Sung with warmth and grace by the extraordinary Sireen Elias-Hadad of Nazareth, Israel, “Kiss Me Thrice” brings an organic, heartfelt energy to modern romantic songwriting. The track blends real, expressive instrumentation with a rich tapestry of global sounds. Alongside electric guitar and other familiar rock elements, listeners will hear the shimmering vibraphone, soulful clarinet lines, and the beautifully intricate qanun—performed by Adeeb Hadad—which adds a distinctive Middle Eastern texture.

The result is a song that feels both intimate and expansive, rooted in tradition yet refreshingly contemporary. “Kiss Me Thrice” stands out not only for its memorable hook but for its artistry, cultural fusion, and emotional sincerity. It’s a romantic gem destined to leave listeners humming, swaying, and hitting replay.

 

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