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Buck Owens – Above And Beyond

Only released as a single, accompanied on the B-side by "Till These Dreams Come True". It managed to touch the hearts of country music fans, reaching #3 on the US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #8 in Canada (CHUM Chart).

Buck Owens – Above And Beyond: A Timeless Country Classic

Buck Owens - Above And Beyond
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In the world of country music, few songs have stood the test of time quite like Buck Owens’ «Above And Beyond.» Recorded on March 11, 1960, this iconic track has captivated audiences for decades with its heartfelt lyrics and infectious melody. Produced by the talented Ken Nelson, it was not included in its release on any album, only released as a single, accompanied on the B-side by «Till These Dreams Come True». It managed to touch the hearts of country music fans, reaching #3 on the US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #8 in Canada (CHUM Chart).

The Story Behind the Song

Written by Harlan Howard, «Above And Beyond» is a poignant tale of love and devotion. The song explores the theme of going the extra mile in a relationship, a sentiment that resonates deeply with fans of country music. Its timeless message and memorable tune have cemented its status as a beloved classic.




Buck Owens: A Legend in Country Music

Buck Owens - Above And Beyond
Buck Owens
Buck Owens, a prominent figure in the generation of musicians who shaped the distinctive character of country music through the «Bakersfield Sound,» embarked on a remarkable career marked by numerous chart-topping hits. His musical prowess earned him a remarkable twenty number-one hits, including timeless classics like «Act Naturally» and «Love’s Gonna Live Here.» Owens’ lasting impact on the country music landscape is inextricably linked to his pivotal role in crafting and popularizing the Bakersfield Sound, a genre that revolutionarily transformed the genre’s sonic identity. His legacy continues to resonate, inspiring generations of musicians and ensuring his position as an icon of American vernacular music.

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Buck Owens – Above And Beyond Lyrics

A well I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And I’ll never ever make you cry
A yes I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And love’s something that money can’t buy
Well a poor boy’s chances for a pretty girl’s glances
Are sometimes very few
Though I’ve got no money, if you’ll be my honey
Here’s what I’ll offer you
A well I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And I’ll never ever make you cry
A yes I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And love’s something that money can’t buy
We met by chance and I knew at a glance
That I’d found my destiny
Now I want to carry you off and marry you
If you will agree
And I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And I’ll never ever make you cry
Yes I’ll give you love
That’s above and beyond the call of love
And love’s something that money can’t buy

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