“Let There Be Love” is a popular song with music by Lionel Rand and lyrics by Ian Grant, published in 1940 (though apparently the first recording, by Van Alexander and his orchestra, was recorded May 29, 1939).
The song is a well-known standard with cover versions by many artists. (from Wikipedia)
Let there be you
Let there be me
Let there be oysters
Under the sea
Let there be wind
An occasional rain
Chile con carne
Sparkling champagne
Let there be birds
To sing in the trees
Someone to bless me
Whenever I sneeze
Let there be cuckoos
A lark and a dove
But first of all, please
Let there be love
Let there be cuckoos
A lark and a dove
But first of all, please
Let there be love
Hmm, love
Hmm, love
Let there be love
Dame Shirley Bassey Blog 
Thank you so much Pieter. What a lovely song, and Dame Shirley of course sings it just lovely, and with much emotion.
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Oh Pieter, by the way who is the woman in the bathing suit in the above video, doesn’t look anything like Dame Shirley Bassey. Who is that?
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