B Side: Someday You'll Want Me To Want You Brook Benton, was born Benjamin Franklin Peay on September 19, 1931 in Camden, South Carolina.

Fools Rush In ‎(7", Single, Promo).

Album Sincerely, Brenda Lee. Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread) Lyrics. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread And so I come to you my love My heart above my head Though I see the danger there If there's a chance for me, then I don't care  . 7. I’ll Always Be In Love With You. 8. I Miss You So. 9. Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear To Tread). 10. Only You (And You Alone). 11. Hold Me. 12. I’ll Be Seeing You. Home.

Artist: Brook Benton as sung on "The Satin Sound Brook Benton" - Suffolk Marketing-SMI 2 - peak Billboard position 24 in 1960 - previously charted in 1940 by Glenn Miller ( Tommy Dorsey ( and Tony Martin ( - also charted by Etta James at 87 in 1962 - also charted by Rick Nelson at 12 in 1963 - Words and Music by Johnny Mercer & Rube Bloom. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread And so I come to you, my love, my heart above my head. Though I see the danger there If there's a chance for me, then I don't care. Fools rush in where wise men never, never, never go Eh, but wise men never fall in love, so how are they to know? Ahh, when we met, girl, I felt my life begin So open up your heart and let this fool rush in. Just open up your heart and let this fool rush on in Just open up your heart because I-I-I-I-I-I-I am coming in Open up your heart and let this fool rush in!!

But most fellows chop it up: 'Fools rush in (breath) where wise men never go (breath) but wise men never fall in love (breath) so how are they to know?' But if you do it that way, nobody follows the story. Sinatra recorded this again in 1947 (Frankly Sentimental), with an Axel Stordahl arrangement, and in 1960 (Nice 'n' Easy), with a Nelson Riddle arrangement

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Brook Benton – 1960 - released as the single Mercury 71722, b/w Someday You’ll Want Me to Want You, music arranged and conducted by Belford Hendricks. rather poor audio quality). Frank Sinatra - recorded on 1 March 1960, arrangement: Nelson Riddle, released on the album Nice ‘N’ Easy - Sinatra had previously recorded the song in 1940, and 1947. The Four Freshmen - 1961.

Artist: Brook Benton as sung on "The Satin Sound Brook Benton". Suffolk Marketing-SMI 2. - peak Billboard position 12 in 1959. Words and Music by Clyde Otis & Brook Benton. Higher than the highest mountain. And deeper than the deepest sea. That's how I will love you, oh, darling, endlessly. Softer than the gentle breezes. And stronger than the wild oak tree. That's how I will hold you, oh, darling, endlessly. Oh, my love, you are my heaven. You are my kingdom, you are my crown.