Just In Time
Eddie Fisher · Other Songs - Eddie Fisher
I was resting comfortably, face down in the gutter
Life was serene, I knew where I was at
"There's no hope for him," my dearest friends would mutter
I was something dragged in by the cat. Then
Just in time, I found you just in time
Before you came my time was running low
I was lost, the losing dice were tossed
My bridges all were crossed, nowhere to go
Now you're here and now I know just where I'm going
No more doubt or fear, I found my way
For love came just in time, you found me just in time
And changed my lonely life that lovely day
Life was serene, I knew where I was at
"There's no hope for him," my dearest friends would mutter
I was something dragged in by the cat. Then
Just in time, I found you just in time
Before you came my time was running low
I was lost, the losing dice were tossed
My bridges all were crossed, nowhere to go
Now you're here and now I know just where I'm going
No more doubt or fear, I found my way
For love came just in time, you found me just in time
And changed my lonely life that lovely day
Just In Time - Eddie Fisher
Eddie Fisher's 1958 recording of 'Just In Time' stands as a quintessential example of the romantic pop and easy listening styles that defined his career. As a leading figure in the post-war pop scene, Fisher delivered this track with the smooth vocal delivery and polished production characteristic of the era's top male singers. The song exemplifies the era's focus on sentimental themes and polished arrangements, reflecting the musical tastes of the late 1950s. Fisher's interpretation remains a staple of his discography, showcasing his ability to blend theatrical flair with accessible pop sensibilities that appealed to a broad audience during his peak years.