It's so easy
Roger Whittaker · What a wonderful world [1994]
finding every stick and stone.
And I believed it travels fast,
who travels on his own.
And I didn't mind the danger.
And I didn't count the cost.
But when you came into my life,
then I knew that I was lost.
Yes I did, oh, I did.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
It's so easy,
such a simple thing to do.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
Till I fell in love with you.
I was wasting my time.
So I lived each hour of every day
and I lived in a dream.
And life was full of noise and lights,
like rapids in a stream.
And I didn't mind the heartache.
And I didn't mind the pain.
Then you saw that I was dying
and you brought me back again.
Yes you did, yes you did.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
It's so easy,
such a simple thing to do.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
Till I fell in love with you.
I was wasting my time.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
It's so easy,
such a simple thing to do.
It's so easy,
to fall in love with you.
Till I fell in love with you.
I was wasting my time.
It's so easy
Roger Whittaker's 'It's so easy' stands as a testament to his enduring appeal within the pop and folk traditions. Recorded for the 1994 album What a wonderful world, the track showcases the tenor's signature clarity and emotive delivery. Throughout his extensive career, Whittaker has maintained a distinctive style that blends traditional storytelling with accessible melodies, often exploring themes of love and reflection. This recording captures the warmth and intimacy characteristic of his mid-career work, offering listeners a polished performance that highlights his vocal range. As part of a broader discography that spans decades, the song remains a cherished example of his ability to connect with audiences through sincere musical expression and timeless composition.