Dick Haymes (September 13, 19… Read Full Bio ↴Powerful, milky smooth, rich baritone.
Dick Haymes (September 13, 1918 – March 28, 1980) was one of the most popular American male vocalists of the 1940s and early 1950s.
He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His Irish-born mother, Marguerite Haymes (1894-1987), was a well-known vocal coach and instructor. He became the vocalist in a number of big bands, worked in Hollywood on radio and in many films throughout the forties and fifties.
He never became a United States citizen and avoided military service during World War II by asserting his non-belligerent status as a citizen of Argentina, which was neutral. Years later (1955), this act of his nearly caused his deportation to Argentina on an unrelated technicality in immigration law. During World War II, he was briefly detained at Ellis Island.
Haymes was married six times and had six children. His most famous marriages were to film actresses Joanne Dru (1941-1949) and Rita Hayworth (1953-1955). His daughter Stephanie Haymes was married to Sir Elton John's lyricist Bernie Taupin
He died in Los Angeles from lung cancer, at the age of 61.
Till The End Of Time
Dick Haymes Lyrics
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Long as stars are in the blue,
Long as there's a spring, a bird to sing,
I'll go on loving you.
Till the end of time,
Long as roses bloom in May,
My love for you will grow deeper,
Till the wells run dry,
And each mountain disappears,
I'll be there for you, to care for you,
Through laughter and through tears.
So, take my heart in sweet surrender,
And tenderly say that I'm,
The one you love and live for,
Till the end of time.
The lyrics of Dick Haymes's song Till the End of Time express the depth and longevity of the singer's love for the person he is addressing. He sets out his promise to love them until the end of time, and compares the endurance of his love to the eternal beauty of nature, such as the stars and the spring. He pledges that his affection will only grow stronger with time, just like the roses that bloom in May.
The singer's insistence that he will be there for his beloved through thick and thin is expressed in the lines, "Till the wells run dry, And each mountain disappears, I'll be there for you, to care for you, Through laughter and through tears." The metaphorical language painted in these lyrics affirms the singer's devotion to their partner and signals that they will be there to provide support and care to them in all circumstances.
Overall, Till the End of Time is a classic romantic ballad that emphasizes the timelessness of true love and loyalty. The lyrics exude deep feeling and sincerity, making it a favorite love song for many generations.
Line by Line Meaning
Till the end of time,
I will love you for eternity.
Long as stars are in the blue,
As long as the stars shine in the sky, my love will never fade.
Long as there's a spring, a bird to sing,
I will love you as long as nature exists and is beautiful.
I'll go on loving you.
My love for you will never end.
Long as roses bloom in May,
My love for you will always grow and blossom.
My love for you will grow deeper,
My love for you will only become stronger as time goes by.
With every passing day.
Each day, my love for you will only deepen.
Till the wells run dry,
Even when resources are scarce, I will always be there for you.
And each mountain disappears,
Even when obstacles seem insurmountable, my love for you will endure.
I'll be there for you, to care for you,
I will always love and support you.
Through laughter and through tears.
Even in moments of both joy and sadness, my love for you will remain constant.
So, take my heart in sweet surrender,
Please accept my love wholeheartedly.
And tenderly say that I'm,
And tell me gently that I am
The one you love and live for,
The person you love and cherish above all others
Till the end of time.
Forever.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Capitol CMG Publishing, Sentric Music, Downtown Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BUDDY KAYE, TED MOSSMAN
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Mark Rees
My mother loved this and played it often, probably he is now nearly forgotten but a wonderful voice
Golfguy05
Sadly you are correct. This music represented the greatest collection of Americans. It will never be repeated
joan hendershot miller
My parent’s song...does bring tears. He was terrific
keith behling
A Good Version Of The Song By Dick Haymes That Perry Como Had Made Popular!