Charlotte's Web
The Statler Brothers
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Spend the night in Charlotte's bed You might get caught in Charlotte's web A satin rose, that's growing wild Charlotte holds more secrets, than the night She spins and weaves her magic spell Her body speaks, what words can't tell I'm a moth, she's a flame In a town that's all too quick, to smear her name But I'll take the likes of Charlotte and her kind Small-town talk, don't matter now that Charlotte's mine It may be true, that other men have found her bed But I'm the one who's caught in Charlotte's Web Charlotte took me late one night To a secret room, by candlelight She dealt the cards and read my hand Said she hoped that I would understand She turned two cards up, face to face She said, "Two hearts have found their place" Now all the rest is history The future's full of Charlotte loving me And I'll take the likes of Charlotte and her kind Small-town talk don't matter now that Charlotte's mine It may be true that other men have found her bed But I'm the one, who's caught in Charlotte's Web It may be true that other men have found her bed But I'm the one who's caught in Charlotte's Web (Charlotte's web) Charlotte's web, Charlotte's web Charlotte's web, Charlotte's web Charlotte's web
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Written by: CLIFTON T. CROFFORD, JOHN DURRILL, SNUFF GARRETT
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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15 facts about this song
Song Classification"Charlotte's Web" is a country music song performed by The Statler Brothers.
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Album InformationThe song is a part of the Statler Brothers' album "Pardners in Rhyme" which was released in 1985.
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Notable FeatureThis song is noteworthy for its wordplay and interwoven storylines that reference E.B. White's novel "Charlotte's Web."
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Statler Brothers LineupAt the time of the song's release, The Statler Brothers included Harold Reid, Don Reid, Phil Balsley, and Lew DeWitt.
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Song LengthThe run time of "Charlotte's Web" is approximately 2 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Chart PerformanceWhile the song wasn't a major chart hit, the album "Pardners in Rhyme" peaked at number 4 on the U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
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Genre BlendThis song is a blend of the country and gospel genres, like many of the Statler Brothers' songs.
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Song's InspirationThe song was inspired by E.B. White's children's book, "Charlotte's Web" and uses the novel's theme to tell a story of love and friendship.
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Song's ThemeThe song tells a touching and melancholic story, subtly paralleling the relationships among its characters to those in the novel.
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Style of PerformanceThe Statler Brothers were known for their memorable harmonies, and "Charlotte's Web" features these harmonies prominently.
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Background VocalsThe song's background vocals were provided by Harold Reid and Lew DeWitt.
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MelodyThis tune has a catchy, gentle, and melodic tune that stands out.
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Critical AcclaimEven though it was not a major chart hit, the song received positive responses from fans and critics.
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Song Writers"Charlotte's Web" was written by Don Reid and Lew DeWitt of The Statler Brothers.
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Unique QualityThis song is unique because it tells a brilliant story, using a classic children's book as its inspiration.
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