"Remember, in your search for fortune and fame, what goes up must come down". Cultural Usage
The song found a second life in country music. Sonny James took it to #1 on the country charts in 1970, and Randy Travis followed suit with another #1 version in 1989. Glen Campbell also released a version that reached the Top 10 in 1986. Lyrical Themes It's Just A Matter Of Time
Seager's struggles raising no alarms: 'It's just a matter of time' "Remember, in your search for fortune and fame,
"Someday, someway... you're going to need me again". Glen Campbell also released a version that reached
"" is most notably recognized as a classic pop and soul song. Written by the songwriting team of Brook Benton , Clyde Otis , and Belford Hendricks , it has enjoyed immense success across multiple genres since its debut in the late 1950s. Musical History and Impact