As Long As I Live
Bing Crosby · Other Songs - Bing Crosby
Has nothing to do with fear
Tonight what he's gonna try
He knows will leave her in tears
The questions he would ask
The answer she would give
The relief that yes could bring oh now he suffering
You will wear your whitest dress
I will wear my finest shirt
You will have the brightest smile and I'll give you the world
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live as long as I live
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live I promise you this
The tears in her eyes tonight is just what he desires
He whispers in her ear my love your beautiful so beautiful
The ring you wear it does not compare to my love
You will wear your whitest dress
I will wear my finest shirt
You will have the brightest smile
And I'll give you the world
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live as long as I live
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live I promise you this
Promise you this
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live as long as I live
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live I promise you this
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live as long as I live
And I will never love anybody else
As long as I live I promise you this
As Long As I Live
Bing Crosby's 'As Long As I Live' stands as a testament to his enduring legacy as one of the most influential vocalists in American music history. Known for his smooth baritone and relaxed delivery, Crosby dominated the airwaves for decades, shaping the standards of pop and traditional pop music. This recording reflects his signature style, blending emotional depth with a timeless quality that resonated with audiences across generations. While the specific album placement may vary across different compilations, the song remains a cherished part of his vast discography. Crosby's ability to convey sincerity without overstatement made him a favorite for both romantic ballads and upbeat numbers alike. His work continues to define the golden age of recording, offering listeners a glimpse into an era where vocal clarity and emotional connection were paramount.