You stood there in the doorway bathe din golden candlelight
While helpless hearts were melted by your style
So many gazing faces swaying softly in the night
Whose thoughts were making love to your sweet smile
Your sweet smile
Like Cinderella, you were the queen of the ball
Yeah you were the fairest of all
But why did I let you fall
I tried to keep your love above me girl when you reached out and touched me
But the music played for hours when the party was all over
I tried to treat you like a lady when I heard about the baby
Oohh...oohh...oohh...oohh...oohh...oohh
Now you lie there in your silence bathed in golden candlelight
While the man is speaking softly your last rights
And so many gazing faces crying softly in the night
While helpless hearts all knelt there by your side
By your side
Like Cinderella, you were the queen of the ball
Yeah you were the fairest of all
But why did I let you fall
Earl Thomas Conley (1941-2009) was an American country music singer and songwriter. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, Conley began his musical career in the 1960s as a supporting musician for various country artists. In 1978, he signed with RCA Records and achieved his first success with the single "Holding Her and Loving You". Conley is known for his warm and melodious voice, which allowed him to interpret love songs, everyday life stories, and country ballads. Among his most famous successes are "Fire And Smoke", "She Got The Gold Mine I Got The Shaft" and "The Heart Won't Lie". Conley won numerous awards during his career, including the CMA Award for Male Vocalist of the Year in 1982. His music has influenced generations of country artists and continues to be enjoyed by fans worldwide.
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