Cliff Richard’s “Evergreen Tree” (1960) is a charming and melodic love song that showcases his smooth vocals and the pop sensibilities of the early 1960s.

About The Song

Written by Aaron Schroeder and Wally Gold, the song features a catchy tune and heartfelt lyrics that compare enduring love to an evergreen tree, symbolizing steadfastness and eternal affection.

The song begins with a gentle, upbeat rhythm, accompanied by Richard’s warm and expressive voice. The lyrics, filled with vivid imagery, describe a love that remains constant and unchanging through all seasons. This metaphor of an evergreen tree effectively conveys the message of unwavering devotion and timeless romance.

“Evergreen Tree” was well-received upon its release, contributing to Cliff Richard’s growing popularity in the UK and internationally. The song’s appealing melody and relatable theme helped it become a hit, resonating with audiences who appreciated its optimistic and reassuring message about love’s enduring nature.

This track is a testament to Cliff Richard’s versatility as a performer and his ability to connect with listeners through songs that celebrate the universal experiences of love and loyalty. “Evergreen Tree” remains a beloved classic, cherished for its simplicity and heartfelt expression of everlasting love.

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Lyric

Oh darling, will our love be like an evergreen tree
Stay ever green and young as the seasons go
Your kisses could make love grow like an evergreen tree
Bloom in the summer’s sun and the winter’s snow

On every branch will blossom
Dreams for me and you
Our tree of love will stay ever green
If our hearts stay ever true

Oh darling, I love you so, don’t you know that I’ll be
True ’til the leaves turn blue on the evergreen tree

On every branch will blossom
Dreams for me and you
Our tree of love will stay ever green
If our hearts stay ever true

Oh darling, I love you so, don’t you know that I’ll be
True ’til the leaves turn blue on the evergreen tree
On the evergreen tree
On the evergreen tree

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