Castle Rock

"Castle Rock" is a song Frank Sinatra recorded this song, arranged by Ray Conniff, on July 9, 1951.

The song, though Sinatra had minor detest to it, peaked at #8 on the charts, and was released as a single in 1952, Sinatra's last peak in the top 10 on the charts of his Columbia career.

Releases

 * Reissues
 * The Voice: Frank Sinatra, the Columbia Years (1943–1952) (1986)
 * Super Hits (2000)
 * The Essence of Frank Sinatra (2006)

Lyrics
I met her dancing to the Castle Rock, I held her tight and danced around the clock We rocked to romance to the Castle Rock, She kissed me and I kissed my heart goodbye. I felt like I was drifting 'cross the sky. We rocked to heaven to the Castle Rock. Music was soft and low, setting me all aglow, Holding it to my heart, how could I dream we'd part. Suddenly she was gone, leaving me dreaming on, Now everytime they play the Castle Rock, I'll take myself a walk around the block. Till she comes back to dance the Castle Rock. (Go get em, Harry [James], for old time's sake) I met her dancing to the Castle Rock, I held her tight and danced around the clock. We rocked to romance to the Castle Rock. Now everytime they play the Castle Rock, I'll take myself a walk around the block, Till she comes back to dance the Castle Rock.

Till she comes back to dance the Castle Rock.