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Tom Smith (That's Me) Singing "There's Always Me"
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Beautiful song. Charted at #13 Billboard Pop in September 1952. Original Billboard review: "One of the strongest diskings by the Ames Brothers in the past few months. They do an excellent job with this lovely, sentimental new import selling it with a lot of feeling over a beautiful choir and musical backing. A real coin-catcher. Rated 86 out of 100." Other Billboard Pop charting versions of this song from 1952 include: #1 for Vera Lynn (and #10 in the UK), #4 for Eddy Howard, #20 for Les Baxter and #13 for Guy Lombardo. Written by Eberhard Storch, John Turner & Geoffrey Parsons. B-side is "Break the Bands that Bind Me".
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