ElvisfaktaLåtar

Fairytale


Titel: Fairytale
Längd: 2:43
Kompositörer:
Anita Pointer och Bonnie Pointer
Utgivare: Polo Grounds Music / Para Thumb Music
Inspelningsdatum: 1975-03-10
Inspelningstid: 21:00-00:00
Inspelningsplats: RCA Studio C – Hollywood, CA
Matrix: EPA3 1594
Tagning master: 3
Producent: Felton Jarvis
Studiotekniker: Rick Ruggieri


Musiker:
Gitarr: James Burton
Gitarr: John Wilkinson
Gitarr och sång: Charlie Hodge
Bas: Duke Bardwell (senare raderat och ersatt enligt nedan)
Trummor: Ronnie Tutt
Piano: Glen D. Hardin
Clavinet: David Briggs
Kör/bakgrundssångare: Voice

Pålagt i efterhand:
Gitarr: Chip Young
Bass: Mike Leech
Fiol: Buddy Spicher
Steel guitar: Weldon Myrick
Gitarr: Johnny Christopher
Bas: Norbert Putnam
Kör/bakgrundssångare: The Holladays
Slagverk: Farrell Morris
Sträng- och blåsinstrument


Första utgivning: Today (APL1-1039)
Även utgiven på bland annat:

Liveinspelningar:
1977-06-19 (8:30 pm show) Elvis In Concert (APL2-2587)


Text:

I’ll pack up all my things and walk away
I don’t want to hear another word you have to say
I’ve been waiting for so long (so long)
I just found out there’s something wrong (something is wrong)
And nothing will get better if I stay

There’s no need to explain anymore
I tried my best to love you, now I’m walking out the door (out the door)
You used me, you deceived me
And you never seemed to need me
But I’ll bet you won’t forget me when I go (oh, no, no, no)

Seems I’ve been lost in a dream
Pretending that you care
And now I’ve opened up my eyes
And found it’s all been just a great big fairytale

I’ve been lovin’ you so long (I’ve loved so long)
I don’t think I even know how to forget you
Yeah, the way that things have been
I think I’m better off alone
Than to be with you

There’s no need to explain anymore
I tried my best to love you, now I’m walking out the door (out the door)
Yeah, you used me, you deceived me
And you never seemed to need me
But I’ll bet you won’t forget me when I go (oh, no, no, no)

Seems like I’ve been lost in a dream
Yeah, pretending you were mine
Someday you’ll open up your eyes
And realize a good man is hard to find