One Last Hope
Disney · Other Songs - Disney
I have been around the block before with blockheads just like you
Each and everyone of them a disappointment
Pain and ache for which there's no ointment.
So much for excuses, dumb old kid of Zeus',
asking me to jump into the frame.
My answer is two words " O K"
Oh oh! You win! Oh gosh! Oy Vay!
I've givin' up hope that someone would come along.
A fella who'd ring the bell for once not the gong.
The kind who wins trophies won't settle for low fees.
At least semi-pro fees, but no I get the green horn.
I've been out to pasture pal, my ambition gone.
Content to spend lazy days in to graze my lawn.
You need an advisor, a satyr but wiser
A good merchandiser and WHOA there goes my ulcer.
I'm down to one last hope and I hope it's you.
Though kid you're not exactly a dream come true.
I've trained enough turkeys who never came through
You're my one last hope, so you'll have to do.
(music plays)
Demi-gods have faced the odds and ended up a mockery
Don't believe the stories that you read on all the crockery
To be a true hero kid is a dying art.
Like paintin' a masterpiece it's work of heart.
It takes more than sinew.
It comes down to what's in you.
You'll have continue to grow, now that's more like it.
I'm down to one last shot, my last high note.
Before that blasted underworld gets my goat.
My dreams are on you kid go make them come true.
Climb that uphill slope, keep pushing the envelope, you're
my one last hope and kid it's up to you!
One Last Hope
Performed by Disney, "One Last Hope" is a musical piece from the animated classic Cinderella, released in 1950. As part of the film's soundtrack, the track contributes to the story's emotional narrative through its melodic composition and vocal arrangement. The song exemplifies the musical style characteristic of Disney's Golden Age, blending traditional orchestral elements with vocal performance to enhance the cinematic experience. It stands as a notable song in the artist's extensive catalog of animated film scores, reflecting the studio's commitment to integrating music seamlessly with storytelling during that era. The recording remains a cherished piece of animation history, often associated with the fairy tale genre and the specific production values of mid-20th-century Disney films.

