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The Everly Brothers - When I Grow Too Old to Dream mp3 download
- Artist: The Everly Brothers
- Song Title: When I Grow Too Old to Dream
- Genre: Rock
- Length: 02:33
- Size: 4.8MB
- Bitrate: 256Kbps
- Uploaded: 2021-08-19
- Who Added: ViRiX Dreamcore
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kgmaj
Really makes me wonder if kids nowadays have feelings like this. Probably not.
Tatjana Hojnik
Just listened today to Linda Ronstadt sing this with the cast of the Muppets. Priceless.
lovelylight
VERY NICE VERY SAD VERY HONEST SINGERS R.I.P PHIL
Dominic Lwt
I love that you love the Everly Brothers. In this walled City they still come through.
Eric Scott
Nobody can sing this only VERA LYNN
Gaming Blaze
Above music info is misleading. The earliest version I found was sung by Vera Lynne during WWII. It was written in 1934 and sung by many, many artists along the way.
Colin Le
Nobody even comes close to Don & Phil Everly! Their harmonies are amazing! This beautiful song, music by Sigmund Romberg and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, was published in 1934 and introduced in the film "The Night Is Young" (1935)