In 1972, Donna Fargo's first single, "The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.," ended her career as a schoolteacher and made her an overnight star. In the next four years, she composed and sang her way to five more No. 1 C&W hits, three gold LPs, and a shelf-load of awards. - People
Donna Fargo is the lady at the garden party who is looking at the flowers in the garden. She has the ability to stand to one side and see what we all suspect but cannot touch. These writings are delightful and inspiring. - Tom T. Hall, Grammy Award Winner and Author
Combining words and feelings is nothing new for the artist who taught high school English before touching millions of fans with uplifting songs like "Funny Face" and "You Can't Be a Beacon (If Your Light Don't Shine)." - Country Weekly
Anyone familiar with Donna Fargo's songs knows what to expect here -- words and emotions that soar straight to the innermost sanctuary of the heart. Anyone not familiar with her songs... must be from another planet! - Alanna Nash, Reviewer, Entertainment Weekly and Stereo Review