Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p "I Love You Truly" is a parlor song written by Carrie Jacobs-Bond. It has been used at weddings since its release. "I Love You Truly" was the first song written by a woman to sell one million copies of sheet music. Among Jacobs-Bond's compositions, only "A Perfect Day" exceeded sales of "I Love You Truly" during her lifetime. According to Rick Reublin in "America's First Great Woman Popular Song Composer", Though today, "I Love You Truly" seems to be her most lasting hit, it was not her biggest hit. That honor goes to "A Perfect Day", which sold five million copies, matching the previous best seller record of Charles K. Harris' "After The Ball" from 1892.↑. }
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- I_Love_You_Truly abstract ""I Love You Truly" is a parlor song written by Carrie Jacobs-Bond. It has been used at weddings since its release. "I Love You Truly" was the first song written by a woman to sell one million copies of sheet music. Among Jacobs-Bond's compositions, only "A Perfect Day" exceeded sales of "I Love You Truly" during her lifetime. According to Rick Reublin in "America's First Great Woman Popular Song Composer", Though today, "I Love You Truly" seems to be her most lasting hit, it was not her biggest hit. That honor goes to "A Perfect Day", which sold five million copies, matching the previous best seller record of Charles K. Harris' "After The Ball" from 1892.↑".