Patti Page (born Clara Ann Fowler on November 8, 1927 in Claremore, Oklahom… Read Full Bio ↴Patti Page (born Clara Ann Fowler on November 8, 1927 in Claremore, Oklahoma (some sources give Muskogee, Oklahoma), died January 1, 2013 Encinitas, California) is one of the best-known female singers in traditional pop music. She is the best-selling female artist of the 1950s and was among the first to cross over from country music to pop. Her recording career spans the years 1947 to 1981. Page continued to perform live up until her death at 85. She was billed as "The Singing Rage, Miss Patti Page".

In 1974 and 1975, she recorded for Avco Records, and, in 1981, recorded for Plantation Records, her most recent record label. Page's most recent single to appear on any Billboard chart was the 1982 #80 country single, "My Man Friday". (She last appeared on the pop chart in 1968, with her version of O.C. Smith's hit, "Little Green Apples", and on the Adult Contemporary chart with "Give Him Love" in 1971.)

Page made the country chart in up to 1983, with her biggest hit during that time being "Hello, We're Lonely," a 1973 #14 duet with Tom T. Hall.

In the 1990s, Page started her own label, C.A.F. Records. In 1998, she won a Grammy as "Best Traditional Pop Singer". Page continued to record into the new millenium with the CDs BRAND NEW TENNESSEE WALTZ, SWEET SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS (2002), CHILD OF MINE (2003) and her last 2009 release BEST OF COUNTRY. Many of her songs have a strong beat to them that prelude rock 'n' roll. These titles include "Mister and Mississippi", "Detour" and "Cross Over the Bridge". In 1956, she married choreographer Charles O'Curran. They adopted two children, a daughter, Kathleen, and a son, Daniel O'Curran.

Old Cape Cod
Patti Page Lyrics

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Winding roads that seem to beckon you
Miles of green beneath a sky of blue
Church bells chimin' on a Sunday morn
Remind you of the town where you were born

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

(aah, aah)

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay (on Cape Cod Bay)
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

You're sure to fall in love
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

Overall Meaning

"Old Cape Cod" is a classic song by Patti Page that celebrates the beauty and charm of Cape Cod, a popular vacation destination on the east coast of the United States. The song begins by painting a picture of the region's natural features, including sand dunes and salty air, as well as the quaint villages that dot the landscape. The refrain emphasizes that anyone who appreciates these things is "sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod."

The second verse focuses on the local cuisine, specifically lobster stew, and the pleasure of enjoying it with a view of the ocean. The song then returns to the beauty of the landscape, with its winding roads and blue sky, as well as the familiar sound of church bells ringing on a Sunday morning. Finally, the song urges the listener to spend an evening on Cape Cod Bay, watching the moonlight and soaking in the ambiance of this special place.

Overall, "Old Cape Cod" is a love letter to a beloved vacation spot, a celebration of its natural beauty, culture, and way of life. The song captures the essence of what draws people to Cape Cod and why they keep coming back year after year.

Line by Line Meaning

If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air
If you enjoy the sandy dunes and the salty air

Quaint little villages here and there
The charming small communities scattered around

(You're sure)You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You will definitely fall in love with the beautiful and historic Cape Cod

(Cape Cod, that old Cape Cod)
That old Cape Cod, which is truly remarkable

If you like the taste of a lobster stew
If you are fond of eating a delicious lobster stew

Served by a window with an ocean view
With ocean views, served from a window

(You're sure)You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You will definitely fall in love with the beautiful and historic Cape Cod

Winding roads that seem to beckon you
Roads that are undulating and seem to invite you to explore

Miles of green beneath a sky of blue
Long stretches of greenery under the beautiful, clear blue skies

Church bells chimin' on a Sunday morn
The church bells ringing on Sunday morning

Remind you of the town where you were born
Take you back to your hometown or birthplace

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay
If you stay for an evening, you won't want to leave

Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
Watching the beautiful moonlight on the bay of Cape Cod

You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You will definitely fall in love with the beautiful and historic Cape Cod

(aah, aah)
The melodious sound of affection

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay (on Cape Cod Bay)
If you stay one evening on the bay of Cape Cod, you won't want to leave

You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You will definitely fall in love with the beautiful and historic Cape Cod

You're sure to fall in love
You will undeniably fall in love

You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You will definitely fall in love with the beautiful and historic Cape Cod

Lyrics © Kanjian Music, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Alan Jeffreys, Claire Rothrock, Milton Yakus

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01Mockin' Bird Hill2:37

02How Much Is That Doggie In The Window2:25

03Cross Over The Bridge2:42

04Detour2:48

05Mister And Mississippi3:07

06Old Cape Cod2:24

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07I Went To Your Wedding3:17

08Tennessee Waltz2:58

09With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming3:08

10Changing Partners2:55

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@paulbrewer2374

6y↑692

In March of 1972, I was 20 years old and in school at North Texas State University in the great jazz program there (I'm a trombonist). During that time, I got a call to play a two-week tour with Patti Page. I really needed the money, so I was able to arrange my schedule to do the tour, make a little money, and then go back to school.

Patti was 45 years old at the time as I recall. And all I knew about her were her two hits, The Tennessee Waltz and How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?

So, I expected the tour to be dull and lacking in musical integrity. I was far too hip, you see, as an aspiring modern jazz musician playing in one of the top bands at one of the top jazz schools in the world to take seriously some pop star who had recorded some silly tunes in the 1950s.

Man, was I wrong. Was I ever so ridiculously wrong!

During the first rehearsal, the arrangements turned out to be very hip and featured many really beautifully composed standard songs that I had never heard Patti sing. Patti did sing her hits, for sure, but she did very much more than that - and sounded so damn good!

Patti was a lot of fun be with, too! She was like one of the guys after our performances and spent a lot of time with us. She was a gem.

At the end of that tour, I found myself wondering if there was any song from The American Songbook that Patti didn’t know. She seemed to know so many. And she sang them all so beautifully. And when she first sang this song, "Old Cape Cod", as we accompanied her, she won us over and gained our unequivocal respect.

Never again after that tour did I underestimate anyone from the world of pop music when I happened to get a gig with them. Patti changed my young mind about that forever.

When I got the news that Patti died on New Year’s day, 2013, tears welled up in my eyes. But, in large measure, they were tears of gratitude for what I had learned from her about how never to prejudge or underestimate anyone in the world of music.

Artistic greatness can come from anywhere. It was such a surprise and such a joy when I was a very young man to hear it flow continuously from the voice of the sweet and endearingly ingenuous Patti Page.

@soniapazbaronvine105

VIEJO CABO BACALAO

Si te gustan las dunas de arena y el aire salado
Pequeños pueblos pintorescos aquí y allá
(Estás seguro) Seguro que te enamorarás del viejo Cabo Bacalao

Si te gusta el sabor del caldillo de langosta
Servido junto a una ventana con vista al mar
(Estás seguro) Seguro que te enamorarás del viejo Cabo Bacalao

Caminos sinuosos que parecen llamarte
Millas de verde bajo los cielos de azul
Las campanas de la iglesia suenan un domingo por la mañana
Te recuerda el pueblo donde naciste

Si pasas una noche querrás quedarte
Mirando la luz de la luna en la bahía de Cabo Bacalao
Seguro que te enamorarás del viejo Cabo Bacalao
(Aah-aah)

Si pasas una noche querrás quedarte (en Cabo Bacalao)
Mirando la luz de la luna en la bahía de Cabo Bacalao
Seguro que te enamorarás del viejo Cabo Bacalao
Seguro que te enamorarás, seguro que te enamorarás del viejo Cabo Bacalao

@lifewithsolie

3y↑2

If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air
Quaint little villages here and there
(You're sure) You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
(Old Cape Cod, that old Cape Cod)
If you like the taste of lobster stew
Served by a window with an ocean view
(You're sure) You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
Winding roads that seem to beckon you
Miles of green beneath the skies of blue
Church bells chimin' on a Sunday morn'
Remind you of the town where you were born
If you spend an evening you'll want to stay
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
(Aah-aah)
If you spend an evening you'll want to stay (on Cape Cod Bay)
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You're sure to fall in love, you're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

@SandraLykhatska

5y↑27

If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air
Quaint little villages here and there
(You're sure)You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
(Cape Cod, that old Cape Cod)

If you like the taste of a lobster stew
Served by a window with an ocean view
(You're sure)You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

Winding roads that seem to beckon you
Miles of green beneath a sky of blue
Church bells chimin' on a Sunday morn
Remind you of the town where you were born

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

If you spend an evening you'll want to stay (on Cape Cod Bay)
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
You're sure to fall in love
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod

Источник: LyricFind
Авторы: Alan Jeffreys / Claire Rothrock / Milton Yakus
Текст песни "Old Cape Cod", © Round Hill Music Big Loud Songs, Warner Chappell Music, Inc

All comments from YouTube:

@JimEadon

6y↑66

It always cheers me up to see musicians like Groove Armada appreciating the great (seemingly uncool) predecessors. "At The River" is an amazing spin off.

@cal_nevari

1y↑9

Love love love their "At The River'. They made incredible use of her vocal. I know it brought people to Patti's version that would otherwise never have heard this.

@daxmiller35

46w↑2

At The River is one of my top 10 favorite songs

@mjp96

42w

@@daxmiller35 I want At The River to be my passing song

@daxmiller35

42w

@@mjp96 it really is amazing

@evansovila1645

3y↑208

This genuinely makes me tear up as funny as it sounds, its just such a lovely song and fills me with butterflies. Her voice is truly entrancing

@almichaels5957

3y↑3

Try "Shelter of your Arms" by Sammy Davis Jr

@ramiahdavis3479

3y↑2

saneee

@queenminaable

3y↑6

I tear up because of a former time at home with my Dad, Mama and my Sisters..
Beautiful memories💫✨💫✨

@pbaker7160

3y↑5

A song from a time where men were men and women were women. A simpler time when Americans all loved their country and flag.

@politiger368

sounds gai

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@maikeli7

2y↑47

This was my parents’ honeymoon song. Their love never ended—through 4 children, infidelity, divorce. . .
In the end each knew the other was their one true love.
I hope they’ve reunited in Heaven to reminisce, laugh, cry, and be in perfect unison.

@Patienthost

1y↑3

I'm sure that's where they are.
Heaven with their one true love.

@frankiehunter.

14y↑72

Pati Page is one of the rare kind of singers that makes you listen to the words of the song. Such a warm and intimate voice. And the orchestral arrangement is fantastic.

@loe3862

HIII YOUR COMMENT HAVE 10 YO !!!! How are u now ??

@frankiehunter.

3y↑3

@L O E I feel proud for Mrs Patti Page and myself.

@loe3862

3y↑1

@frankie hunter oh great !!!

@sfr002yahoo

15y↑67

As a native Cape Codder this song hold a space in my heart, as do all of your great comments. To all of those who have visited ... my wish is that you all have wonderful memories of your visit.

@matt75hooper

2y↑2

How I miss old Cape Cod......the Islands.....how blessed to have spent so much time there 60s & 70s.....Riding around Martha's Vineyard on my bike I found an old barn Bookstore....Found an autographed copy of Ted Williams "My Turn At Bat". Sat under a tree & read the entire book.....I heard the horn for the last Ferry back to Falmouth.....I raced down only to see it 500 yards from the dock on it's way back. Road up to the small row of colorful B & B style homes nearby. A husky woman of about 55 listened to my story. I was probably 20. I was damn near broke. She invited me in for dinner......we talked & talked & talked.....Gave me a room.....woke me in the morning to make the early Ferry. Never charged me a penny. Somehow she knew I would pass that kind gesture on to others. And I sure did.

@dianeburtman9799

I never had the pleasure of visiting there, but it sure is a pleasant, romantic and dreamy song,. I just love it.

@saangray

3y↑35

Just discovered this gem in a Spotify Playlist and I absolutely loved what my ears where listening, my old fashioned music style feels blessed

@love-lp9pu

Omg same hahaha

@paulbrewer2374

6y↑692

@stillnotwoke

6y↑10

Cool story bro. I grew up on Cape Cod.

@RedRabbitrubbish

6y↑12

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

@noblenotes27

6y↑6

A trombone solo playing this standard would be great. good for you.

@gammacrucis4322

5y↑14

Thank you for sharing your experience. Appreciate it :)

@LAUptegrove

5y↑13

I too honed my chops down in Denton, TX. Like you, I got some calls as well. The first was Tom Netherton from the Lawrence Welk show, and like you, I got an education about my own assumptions. Soon after, I was getting calls from C&W stars and ended up going that way because the money was just too good and too regular. I was kind of like an earlier version of Clint Strong, the one time guitarist for Merle Haggard who had studied under jazz great Howard Roberts and who brought swing to country, and accentuated it with augmented, diminished, minor ninths, and other chordal sounds rather than the stereotypical I-IV-V. Yeah, like you, I was sort of a "jazz snob" in my young days, but no matter what genre I'd be performing, my first love was The Great American Songbook.

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@twinship22

12y↑14

Masterpiece from the one of the best voices of all time. Rest In Peace Patti Page.

@briguymeister

13y↑6

I love Patti Page. She has a phenomenal singing voice. I love music from this era. It's so much better than today's music.

@abbiamoquesto

13y↑6

What a talent! Beautiful stylish woman with an unbeatable voice. In fact I saw some footage of her singing this song recently and her voice hasn't lost a thing despite being pretty old now.

@SBrown-ov9lz

11y↑80

Having been born and raised on Cape Cod, in 50 and 60's, Patti hit the right meaningful notes for that time for Cape Cod!....Glad she had opportunity to see it then, and sing about it!

@stillnotwoke

6y↑1

S. Brown Yep, 'cause it sure sucks now.

@cemroc

6y↑2

Easy now...ALL the things she sings about in the song are still true. People suck everywhere.

@jimr4319

4y↑1

@jesusfreakstoner : I kind of get what you mean..a little harsh but yes, the Cape Cod Ms.Page is singing about no longer exists. Sigh.

@creativereader6033

I’m a third generation kid of Cape Cod, and I love it. Pity my parents only let us spend two weeks - a month there

@creativereader6033

@S. Brown It's still the one I remember, I'm a third gen kid so I still go. But my grandmother owns the house and she's a snow bird so Florida resident for those taxes

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@Mona77401

15y↑15

When I was a kid growing up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere...my parents made a trip into town and brought this back home on a 45. I had a Barbie record player and played this song over and over. I've been singing the lyrics over and over in my head for more than 40 years. It's a beautiful song. Thanks very much for posting this!

@markmccall2316

3y↑11

Born in 1957 and living in Chatham Mass with my grandparents. This song brings all the nostalgia back both happy times and sad that they're gone. The best part about reading the comments made of a song from this era and the people that love it it's all the comments are positive no trolling no negativity only a song like this could bring that out thanks Patty thanks for the memories

@randallriley

6y↑7

Gorgeous song, gorgeous arrangement, gorgeous setting in front of this huge orchestra and last but not least, that gorgeous voice of the singin' rage, Miss Patti Page. So wonderfully understated and unadorned but with that soft whisper of a voice, and the phrasing! A class in the art of vocal phrasing right here. Love this so much!

@margarethadley9800

1y↑1

I am sorry I never got to Cape Cod years ago and now it is too late for me but I can listen online now to Patti Page singing this lovely song and go with her to Cape Cod. Lovely

@TWTexasA1

1y↑1

What a beautiful song and sung just marvelous by Patti Page 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@allanwalker2413

8y↑7

Just an extraordinary voice, perfectly suited for this song. Can't get enough of it. Thanks for sharing.

@marlysward7649

7y↑9

Fell in love with Old Cape Cod years ago when my husband and I first went there with our (now adult) kids. NEVER got tired of the ocean views or the sound of the surf. Patti brings us back again and again. I think it's time we go back for another vaca... been too long away. LOVE THIS SONG!!! She was definitely one of the best. Sorely miss her and her voice. Thanks Patti for so many lovely years and music that never fades.

@jimr4319

4y↑6

Such a beautiful song with the perfect voice singing it. RIP Ms.Page.

@vodkamarie

4y↑18

This song brings back some wonderful memories of my Mom. This was her favorite song and her favorite place to visit. We did this trip many many times in the late 1950's.
I've returned with my wife a few times and love Cape Cod now as much as then.
Such fabulous memories, what a soothing song. what a soothing place.

@judithspirito8483

3y↑1

Diddo my friend
Always will think of our mothers

@RogerDenk

9y↑169

Played at our wedding 45 years ago!

@keaton2978

6y↑6

I love to see comments like this on old songs. Thanks for the anecdote!

@AndrewRobinson-ee7um

4y↑2

Good taste....🥰

@paintnamer6403

4y↑9

Happy 50th in this crazy year 2020

@LisaNH934

4y↑2

Happy 50th 😊

@toughlikerocks

I love this song so much. And, having just returned from a trip to The Cape (for the umpteenth time) I can assure you that, unlike so many other places, it is still exactly like the song describes. Its a truly magical place, beautiful, ethereal, and almost completely untouched by time.

@michaellazzeri2069

1y↑1

This is a very well done re-recording of a 50's classic. it is one of my Mom's all-time favorites. She would tear up, just hearing it .------She was born Clara Mae Fowler, in Enid Oklahoma ; but to the world, she was " The Singing Rage, Miss Patti page "------MJL, 76 y/o

@ceceliadavis1999

Her voice was made for this song, lovely 😊

@heatherr9668

5y↑3

Beautiful song that I never seem to get fed up with! 2020 and still listening to this ! 😚😚😚

@bandbyoneMIDI

43w

This song,the orchestral arrangement and the singer's voice sums up that American nostalgia,that magic that makes millions worldwide ..still,,yes...
dream.

@MiamiSpartan1

1y↑2

Mom used to sing this song when I was growing up in the 60s.
She’s now battling dementia in hospice care.

I played this for her yesterday, and she perked up and started trying to sing along

😥😥

@terrryc

13y↑2

The singing itself makes it a great recording, but it's the personality that comes through and makes it a masterpiece.....

@dannynewey4056

2y↑1

Phenomenal voice!

@sveingrimstad9151

8y↑12

Really beautiful song! I discovered this song when I heard "At The River" by Groove Armada (1997) which is a indeed successful remix. They have a trumpet part in that song which is just amazing. I love the original too, indeed! I'm very happy to discover this song today :-)

@jakemorris8903

At the river was 1999 by Groove Armada

@damienx0x

They didn't remix this. They sampled her voice, and that's a trombone not a trumpet.

@lekkki1

12y

Rest in Peace, Patti Page. Gorgeous voice and gorgeous singer

@archer7643

8y↑1

what a voice can't believe she hardly gets a mention

@chuylopezflowers

3y↑1

I was born in 80's but still love these awesome melodies from back the 40's and 50's. beautiful voice, beautiful song, beautiful lady. Reggards from México.

@Wallula

Beautiful lyrics, voice and orchestration❤️👏

@diogotoledonascimento7945

Simplesmente demais!!!

@capebeverly

13y↑2

Old Cape Cod is a beautiful song sung by Patti Page, and Cape Cod is a beautiful & charming place..Love both the song and the place!!!

@74dingbat

9y↑4

Love this number......never get tired of hearing it

@frankiehunter.

15y↑3

Timeles music. My favourite Patty Page song. It perfectly captures the mood of a holiday in a small village. Mrs Page sings brilliantly.

@NoobMaster-sq3mp

3y↑1

I agree. Oh, I also come from 11 years into the future

@ukcatfan36

15y↑2

Awesome!! Where has the good music like this gone???

@Wolfsky9

15y↑1

One of my very best memories of an otherwise difficult childhood, was when My Mom would hear this song, & sing along; she loved it so much, the tears would come as she sang along. What a gorgeous, gorgeous song, sung by a total pro who knows how to do it right. Wolfsky9

@hoorootv7266

5y↑2

🎶 One of those golden oldies that is virtually " a gift from God 🎶 "....Absolutely flawless....Perfect ✔ 👍 😎⚠

@hedwegg

9y↑5

Just a nice, relaxing, innocent sound.

@eileenscherer5088

12y↑1

I live on Cape Cod and this song has always warmed my heart. RIP Pattie. We will miss you. God Bless you.

@kuiniotepo

13y↑1

What a voice, never to be repeated I think...

@scotjrunyon8773

3y↑6

They just played this song on the Sunday morning show on cbs. Its really a beautiful song.

@BalletBabyBoy

12y↑1

Beautiful Patti...will always love her beautiful voice!

@priestessthea

One of my Father’s favorite songs. Such an unique personality that isn’t anymore. Couldn’t possibly be. So very grateful to have had him until May of 2018. He was four months shy of 100 years old. I miss him desperately!

@SanAntonioCrooner

14y

She is spectacular! And I have always loved this song! Thank you for posting - it's a really lovely video! - Ken Slavin

@Janadu

12y

RIP....a smooth, unforgettable voice.....

@63LAURIE

13y↑3

I agree, the best interpretation - I love Patti Paige and she has aged wonderfully too - along with her voice. x

@xoSerenade

14y↑1

she's simply divine, love this. thanks for posting it xx

@ttoldradio7407

12y

Really beautiful voice, RIP Patti. God Bless you

@live4musiK777

2y↑1

I came across this lovely original version after listening to the latter Groove Armada version...but I have to say the original by Patti Page is phenomenal. Lovely song and thanks to the OP.

@MyouMoorlord

13y↑2

Oh god! Her voice so lovely!

@worldofnana1

12y

She will be missed beautiful Voice and a great Lady .Rest in Peace .

@soniapazbaronvine105

@helened6896

9y↑20

She was the best. So gifted and nice.

@markhornby6805

9y↑9

Love this, what a lovely voice and arrangement, puts the Groove Armada bedroom production in the shade. That said, GA version prompted this search for which I am grateful.

@JimEadon

6y↑2

The GA version is meant to be different, I love both.

@philipproto964

5y↑1

This was my parents' song. They are both gone now. This song is so sweet and nostalgic...

@A_weebohehe

This reminds me of watching the sunset over a mountain while having a picnic god this song gives me magical vibes I love it can't believe I'm just now finding it

@pagecape6859

12y

Rest in Peace Patti Page. Thank you for the music.

@nadkight

11y

Always one of my very favorite songs so soothing.

@wolfeshadow1313

14y↑1

A very classy lady, with a great voice.

@rocketaroo

she nailed it!

@lifewithsolie

3y↑2

@brockwhite730

11y↑1

Such an evocative song - she and Peggy Lee were true originals

@jamesbarbaro9729

This was my favorite song when I graduated (1957), I had it on a 45.. Still beautiful to listen to...

@patentpumps

This is one of the few times I've heard this in stereo. It sounds great. A mid 60s remake of the original Mercury hit.

@beagletender

12y

Just heard this on the radio for the first time and had to look it up. A revelation!

@tatyana6063

This is also one of Patti's great songs!

@anthonypicardi8522

The voice of an angel ~~-I loved this song many years ago~~ I picture me at Cape Code.

@rosannekratoska6212

Beautiful song!

@pattymccaslin2169

Truly a beautiful song, and voice

@SandraLykhatska

5y↑27

@bobblehead67

15y↑1

My folks honeymooned on Cape Cod in June of '58. 51 years on they still talk about it. I was just trying to learn this on guitar and I swear Brian Wilson had this in the back of his mind when he wrote Surfer Girl; think about it!

@ramonfernandez4148

12y

my favorite song from Ms. Patti Page,, everytime I hear her sing this song reminds of my teen age.... Rest in Peace

@georgelewis8798

3y↑1

This song makes my heart beat 😍

@dielee9126

As a new generation kid... I'm I love with this music 🥵

@sb4759

Such a pleasurable song. Lulls you into visions of your favorite beach and the many times of visiting that special place of the coast. Depot Bay, Oregon is one of those special places that everyone ought to visit one time. Love it there.

@a1r2l3y4s5

She was the hit singer in the 50's. I had all of her records.

@ItzMeOB

Wonderful version of Old Cape Cod.

@jdftn1947

one of my all-time favorite singers especially this song

@jimr4319

10y↑3

A lovely song sung by a lovely woman.

@sharonwagner3108

Great song sung by a great lady before my time but just as great she is and was

@bri-fh4hq

3y↑4

this song makes me feel sad but it’s so good

@ethosmoris1803

Bring back si many memories

@paulchua1

15y

such a sweet voice! i love it! thx for sharing!!!!

@rogerball6265

Gotta Love it, super arrangement

@alesinayoung362

9y↑1

Just so beautiful...one of my mom's favourite singers & songs..thanks mom for the wonderful memories miss you lots💗💗

@imanim4844

Gorgeous song! I've always wanted to go to Cape Cod 💕

@fuzzoir

12y↑1

I'm from Harwich on the Cape..there's not a juke box on the Cape without this one..RIP Patti

@kylie516

10y↑1

Stunning voice!

@donnaheavner6647

10y↑1

Such a beautiful song, I was growing up in the 60's, wonderful years, terrible years,
Brings back memories.

@mmbarrett3156

10y↑2

I've always imagined what Cape Cod would be like and had my own visions of this amazing place. I'm sure I would indeed fall in love with it. I certainly love the place my mind conjured up.
Thank you for uploading this and bringing back so many memories.

@gmgfun

16y

great song. the cape still has places that tug your heart and hold great memories. synics will be anywhere and are never happy with anything

@AtlantaGymFan

Terrific song and singer!

@deanslist101

12y

I'm sending this link to my oldest brother who lives on "The Cape" as we called it growing up in NY. My favorite song by her. I've spent a little time there myself, when I was in my 20s. Didn't exactly "fall in love" with it (the Jersey Shore was closer and more happening) but it was nice. RIP Patti. You brought class and distinction to the music world in your prime.

@angelacarleton9575

5y↑8

My all time favorite song when I was growing up. In fact, my honeymoon was in "Old Cape Cod!"

@maureenpang4090

I love this video .. I love this song. And I LOVE CAPE COD. Blessings to all. May all of God's good blessings come to all of us 🌞🌺♥️

@dannynewey4056

2y↑1

Young singers would do well to listen to the brilliance of these songs.

@Fotograffa

16y

The song is a favorite of mine as well. I heard it one morning getting ready for school and knew one day I just had to go there. I did in 1982 and totally fell in love with it. I've lived there twice and will always love it though I don't live there now...my heart stays there along with my things in storage.

@capekurtz

13y↑1

The best interpretation - period.

@aseventh

16y

My wife and I went of vacation to Cape Cod in June. It is the first time in 30 years that just the two of us went without any children. It was like a second honeymoon, and we did fall in love with Old Cape Cod. Mainly because of this song I have always wanted to go, and we had a wonderful time there. I had great expectations because of this song, and I was not disappointed. Now the song really means something to me. We stayed at "A Beach Breeze Inn," and the innkeepers were the best!

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