When was the song “Lovesville” released by Nat King Cole?

The song Lovesville was released in 1959, on the album “To Whom It May Concern”.

Who composed the song “Lovesville” by Nat King Cole?

The song “Lovesville” by Nat King Cole was composed by Harry Beasley Smith, Ralph Freed.

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Lovesville

Harry Beasley Smith, Ralph Freed

[Verse 1]
If you've never been in Lovesville (Never been in Lovesville)
In the state of ecstasy (The state of ecstasy)
You can't possibly guess
What real happiness can be

[Verse 2]
Oh, you've got to go through Sweetsville (You've got to go through Sweetsville)
Just a smile or two away (A smile or two away)
Give the whole world a slip
Let's take a heavenly trip today

[Bridge]
Oh, the moon you'll behold
They say is silver and gold
And the story is told
That every street in town
Is paved with eiderdown

[Verse 3]
If we ever get to Lovesville (Ever get to Lovesville)
Then my dreams will all come true (My dreams will all come true)
But I don't wanna go
Unless I can go with you

[Bridge]
Oh, the moon you'll behold
They say is silver and gold
Oh, the story is told
That every street in town
Is paved with eiderdown

[Verse 3]
If we ever get to Lovesville (Ever get to Lovesville)
Then my dreams will all come true (My dreams will all come true)
But I don't wanna go
Unless I can go with you

Trivia about the song Lovesville by Nat King Cole

When was the song “Lovesville” released by Nat King Cole?: The song Lovesville was released in 1959, on the album “To Whom It May Concern”.
Who composed the song “Lovesville” by Nat King Cole?: The song “Lovesville” by Nat King Cole was composed by Harry Beasley Smith, Ralph Freed.