Other Cover Versions
Other recordings were made by Helen Forrest (on January 24, 1949, released by MGM Records as catalog number 10373), by Buddy Clark (on January 4, 1949, released by Columbia Records as catalog number 38408), and in the United Kingdom by Vera Lynn and Sam Browne (on February 5, 1949, released by British Decca Records as catalog number F 9127). The song hit #1 in the British sheet music charts (no record charts published until 1952). The song was featured on the Fun Lovin' Criminals track "There was a time" from their 2001 album "Loco".
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