Side By Side

Bing Crosby · It's Easy To Remember [2007]

See that sun in the morning,

Peeking over the hill?

I'll bet you're sure it always has and sure it always will.

That's how I feel about someone,

How somebody feels about me.

We're sure we love each other

That's the way we'll always be.



Oh, we ain't got a barrel of money,

Maybe we're ragged and funny

But we'll travel along

Singing a song

Side by side.



Don't know what's comin' tomorrow

Maybe it's trouble and sorrow

But we'll travel the road

Sharing our load

Side by side.



Through all kinds of weather

What if the sky should fall?

Just as long as we're together,

It doesn't matter at all.

When they've all had their quarrels and parted



We'll be the same as we started

Just a-traveling along

Singing a song

Side by side.



We're all hunting for something

Something we don't know what

'Cause none of us are satisfied with things we know we've got.

We all forget about moonlight,

As soon as we've given our vow

But we'd all be so happy if we'd start and sing right now:



Oh, we ain't got a barrel of money,

Maybe we're ragged and funny

But we'll travel along

Singing a song

Side by side.



Don't know what's comin' tomorrow

Maybe it's trouble and sorrow

But we'll travel the road

Sharing our load

Side by side.

Side By Side

Bing Crosby's rendition of "Side By Side" 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 mastered the art of the pop standard, bringing warmth and intimacy to countless recordings throughout his prolific career. This particular track reflects his signature style, blending traditional pop sensibilities with a gentle, reassuring tone that defined his approach to romantic ballads. As a cornerstone of his extensive discography, the song exemplifies the timeless quality of his work, which continues to resonate with listeners across generations. Crosby's ability to convey deep emotion through understated phrasing remains a hallmark of his artistry, making this recording a cherished example of his contribution to the genre.