Once Upon A Time
Eddie Fisher · Other Songs - Eddie Fisher
Put her hand in mine and said she loved me so
But that was once upon a time very long ago
Once upon a hill we sat beneath a willow tree
Counting all the stars and waiting for the dawn
But that was once upon a time, now the tree is gone
How the breeze ruffled through her hair
How we always laughed as though tomorrow wasn't there
We were young and didn't have a care
Where did it go?
Once upon a time the world was sweeter than we knew
Everything was ours, how happy we were then
But somehow once upon a time never comes again
Once upon a time never comes again
Once Upon A Time
Eddie Fisher's recording of 'Once Upon A Time' stands as a testament to his mastery of the English vocal style during the mid-20th century. Known for his smooth, emotive delivery, Fisher navigated the pop and traditional pop genres with a clarity that defined his career. This particular track showcases his ability to interpret classic material with warmth and sincerity, fitting seamlessly into a discography that includes other notable performances of standards. The song reflects the era's preference for heartfelt storytelling through melody, allowing Fisher to connect deeply with audiences through his polished phrasing. As part of his broader body of work, this recording highlights his versatility and enduring appeal within the landscape of popular music history.