Greatest Hits lyrics

I'm walking behind you on your wedding day
And I'll hear you promise to love and obey
Though you may forget me, you're still on my mind
Look over your shoulder, I'm walking behind

Maybe I'll kiss again with a love that's new
But I shall wish again I was kissing you
'cause I'll always love you wherever you go
And though we are parted, I want you to know

Lady of Spain, I adore you
Right from the night I first saw you
My heart has been yearning for you
What else could any heart do?
Lady of Spain, I'm appealing
Why should my lips be concealing
All that my eyes are revealing?
Lady of Spain, I love you

Night in Madrid, blue and tender
Spanish moon makes silver splendor
Music throbbing, plaintive sobbing notes of a guitar

Tell Me Why
Bobby Vinton

Peaked at # 13 in 1964
Previously a # 25 for Eddy Howard in 1949, # 2 in 1952 for the Four Aces; and a
# 4 in 1952 by Eddie Fisher.
Written by Marty Gold and Al Alberts, Jr. (lead singer of The Four Aces)

Tell me why, though I try to forget
Tell me why, why I think of you yet
I know I'll never be free
What has happened to me?

WISH YOU WERE HERE
Eddie Fisher

- words and music by Harold Rome
- from the hit musical "Wish You Were Here"
- lyrics as recorded by Eddie Fisher with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra
in 1952

They're not making the skies as blue this year - wish you were here
As blue as they used to when you were near - wish you were here
And the mornings don't seem as new