Fascination
“Fascination” is a popular and enduring song that was originally composed in 1904 by Fermo Dante Marchetti, an Italian composer. The lyrics for the English version were written by Maurice de Féraudy and Dick Manning. The song has been recorded and performed by many artists and remains a well-known standard in the world of popular music.
The lyrics of “Fascination” express the enchantment and allure of someone or something that captivates the singer. The word “fascination” itself suggests a sense of being entranced or charmed by the object of desire.
Over the years, “Fascination” has been recorded in various languages and musical styles, and it has become a favorite for vocalists and instrumentalists alike. Notable versions include those by Nat King Cole, Dinah Shore, and Jane Morgan, among others.
The song’s melodious and romantic quality has contributed to its enduring popularity and status as a recognized and cherished standard. “Fascination” remains a timeless piece of music celebrated for its ability to convey the theme of captivation and enchantment.