Bobby Vinton

You followed me to Texas,You followed me to Utah,We didn't find it there,So we moved on.You followed me to Alabama.Things looked good in Burmingham.We didn't find it there,So we moved on.I know your tiredOf followingMy elusive dreams and scheems.For there only fleeting things.My elusive dreams.You had my child in Memphus.I heard of work in Nashville.We didn't find it there.So we moved on.To farm in Nebraska.To a gold mine in Alaska.We didn't find it there.So we moved on.And now we've left Alaska.Because there was no gold mine.But this time,Only two of us move on.Now all we have is each other.And a little memory to cling to.And still you won't let meGo on alone.I know your tiredOf followingMy elusive dreams and scheems.For there only fleeting things.My elusive dreams.For there only fleeting things.My elusive dreams.

11 years назад

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1970 {Mar. 8th} Bobby Vinton performed "My Elusive Dream" on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show' One month earlier on Feb. 7th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #46 & spent 7 weeks on the Top 100 It was originally recorded by David Houston & Tammy Wynette; their version reached #1 {for 2 weeks} on Sept. 16th on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart Two other versions have charted; Johnny Darrell {#73/country chart} & Charlie Rich {#49/Top 100}

13 years назад