Dolores - Frank Sinatra

Dolores Again
Music written by: Louis Alter
Lyrics written by: Frank Loesser
Comments: Written for the 1941 motion picture "Las Vegas Nights."

 

Dolores Lyrics

How I love the kisses of Dolores
(Oh I love her aye-aye-aye) Dolores
Not Marie or Emily or Doris
(None of them but) only my Dolores (just Dolores)

From a balcony above me
She whispers, "Love me" and throws a rose
Ah but she is twice as lovely
As the rose she throws

I would die to be with my Dolores
(To be near her aye-aye-aye) Dolores
I was made to serenade Dolores
(Serenade her chorus after chorus)

Just imagine eyes like moon rise
A voice like music, lips like wine
What a break if I could make Dolores
Mine all mine

Dolores Singers

1. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers (billboard hit) 1941 (First recording on January 20, 1941)

2. Bing Crosby with The Merry Macs and Bob Crosby's Bob Cats (billboard hit) 1941 (First release) 3. Frankie Masters and His Orch. 1941 4. Ronnie Height February 1961


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Imagination - Frank Sinatra

Imagination
Music written by: Jimmy Van Heusen
Lyrics written by: Johnny Burke

 

Imagination Lyrics

Imagination is funny
It makes a cloudy day sunny
Makes a bee think of honey
Just as I think of you

Imagination is crazy
Your whole perspective gets hazy
Starts you asking a daisy
What to do, what to do

Have you ever felt a gentle touch
And then a kiss, and then and then
Find it's only your imagination again

Oh well, imagination is silly
You go around willy nilly
For example I go around wanting you
And yet I can't imagine that you want me too

Imagination Singers

1. Jan Savitt and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Bon Bon 1940 (First recording on January 24, 1940) 2. Ella Fitzgerald and Her Famous Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Ella Fitzgerald March 1940 3. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle 1940 4. Kate Smith - Orchestra under direction of Jack Miller 1940
5. Frank Sinatra with Tommy Dorsey (billboard hit) 1940

6. Andy Russell with Orchestra September 1945 7. Doris Day - Orchestra under the direction of George Siravo February 6, 1950 8. Sylvia Syms September 1952 9. Lucy Ann Polk with The Dave Pell Octet 1954 10. Ella Fitzgerald with Ellis Larkins at the Piano 1954 11. Billy Daniels with Orchestra conducted by Jimmy Mundy 1954 12. Jimmy Scott 1955 13. La Vergne Smith 1955 14. Jean Ash with Orchestra conducted by Bill Hendricks December 1956 15. The Dave Pell Octet 1956 16. Patti Page 1956 17. Jerri Adams 1956 18. Alvino Rey with the Jud Conlon Rhythmaires 1956 19. Jane Powell - Orchestra conducted by Buddy Bregman 1956 20. Dick Haymes January 1957 21. June Christy - Orchestra directed by Pete Rugolo May 1957 22. The King Sisters May 1957 23. The Jones Boys - Spencer Hagen Orchestra June 1957 24. Jackie Gleason with the Voices of Artie Malvin November 1957 25. Maynard Ferguson 1957 26. Fran Warren, arranged and conducted by Marty Paich 1957 27. Ann Gilbert 1957 28. Marty Gold and His Orchestra 1957 29. Keely Smith with Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle January 1958 30. Johnny Nash 1958 31. Billy Eckstine 1958 32. Guy Lafitte et son grand orchestre 1958 33. Deno Kannes - Orchestra directed by Bob Enevoldsen 1958 34. Eddie Calvert 1958 35. Peggy King October 1959 36. Al Alberts October 1959 37. Joni James 1959 38. Millicent Martin with Tony Osborne and His Orchestra 1959 39. June Hutton 1959 40. Jesse Belvin with Marty Paich and His Orchestra March 1960 41. Pat Boone April 1960 42. Diana Dors May 1960 43. Gloria Smyth August 1960 44. Dean Martin with Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle October 3, 1960 45. Rod McKuen 1960 46. The Quotations November 1961 47. Jo Stafford 1961 48. Helen Humes 1961 49. Frank Sinatra 1961 50. The Four Freshmen April 1962 51. Arthur Prysock April 1962 52. Vic Damone November 1962 53. Ella Fitzgerald and Nelson Riddle 1962 54. Shirley Bassey with Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra 1962 55. The Mills Brothers 1962 56. Paul Petersen January 1963 57. Petula Clark June 1963 58. Ruby and The Romantics August 1963 59. Dick Hyman / Mary Mayo 1963 60. Lyn Roman 1964 61. Walter Jackson July 1965 62. Robert Goulet 1966 63. Joe Williams 1968 64. Jimmy Roselli 1968 65. Gitte & The Band 1969 66. The Moments with Sammy Lowe October 1971 67. Carmen McRae 1973 68. Mieko Hirota 1975 69. John Laws 1977 70. Rocky Sharpe & The Replays 1979 71. Morgana King 1981 72. The Fleetwoods 1983 73. Celia Lipton 1983 74. Maggie Moone 1985 75. Miki Howard November 19, 1986 76. Rosemary Clooney 1986 77. Joe Derise 1987 78. Harry Connick Jr. 1988 79. Betty Carter 1988 80. Stephanie Haynes with The Cedar Walton Trio 1989 81. Denis King 1990 82. Jim Porcella 1992 83. Marie Bergman & The Danish Radio Big Band 1994 84. John Williams and The Boston Pops Orchestra with Nancy Wilson 1994 85. Etta James May 9, 1995 86. Victoria Williams & The Loose Band 1995 87. Denise Jannah 1995 88. Ann Dyer & The No Good Time Fairies 1995 89. Paul Broadnax 1996 90. Doc Anello His Quartet & Swing Machine Big Band November 18, 1997 91. Sandi Rossi 1997 92. Pam Munter October 1998 93. Lena Horne 1998 94. Audrey Morris 1998 95. Ray Brown Trio with Marlena Shaw 1998 96. Libby York June 15, 1999 97. Tim Tamashiro 1999 98. Mike Campbell 1999 99. Jill Seifers / Michael Kanan September 26, 2000 100. Fran Jeffries October 24, 2000 101. Eugene Chadbourne featuring Paul Lovens 2000 102. Opie Bellas - Chick Cicchetti - Tom Martin 2000 103. Han Bennink & Eugene Chadbourne 2001 104. Rebecca Kilgore with the Keith Ingham Sextet 2001 105. Gary LeMel 2001 106. Bob Fanelli 2001 107. Blue Moon Big Band 2001 108. Melani L. Skybell 2001 109. Emma Pask August 2002 110. Pamela Driggs October 2002 111. Mark Doyle & Friends 2002 112. Paola Arnesano / Guido Di Leone 2002 113. Cindy Scott 2002 114. Bob Stewart 2002 115. Paulien van Schaik & Hein van de Geyn December 2003 116. LM Pagano 2003 117. Frank Mantooth featuring Rebecca Parris June 28, 2005 118. Nicole Pasternak with Don Friedman, Dennis Irwin and Ralph Lalama 2005 119. Carolyn Martin 2005 120. Dina Blade 2006 121. Joe Traina February 2007 122. Eric Comstock January 2008 123. Donna Menthol 2008 124. Nancy Coletti 2009 125. René Marie March 8, 2011 126. Jennifer Keith 2011 127. Mathilde Santing 2011 128. Laïka 2011 129. Maddy Winer / Cyrus Chestnut 2012 130. Ulrika Beijer 2012 131. Manos Wild May 7, 2014 132. Michelle Lordi January 2015 133. Sant Andreu Jazz Band September 23, 2015 134. Karen Marguth 2015 135. Bob Dylan March 31, 2017 136. Kathleen Saadat with Thomas Lauderdale and Pink Martini March 2, 2018


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New San Antonio Rose - Bing Crosby

New San Antonio Rose
Lyrics written by: Bob Wills
Original music written by: Bob Wills
Adapted from: San Antonio Rose [instrumental] written by Bob Wills - San Antonio Rose with lyrics goes here
Comments: San Antonio Rose was a successful instrumental song recorded by Wills in 1938. In 1940 he added lyrics and christened the new version "New San Antonio Rose", with vocals by Tommy Duncan. Often the lyrical version is just titled "San Antonio Rose" or "Rose of San Antone".
Note: All instrumental versions should be assigned to the "San Antonio Rose" work, never the "New San Antonio" work.

 

New San Antonio Rose Lyrics

Deep within my heart lies a melody
A song of old San Antone
Where in dreams I live with a memory
Beneath the stars all alone

It was there I found beside the Alamo
Enchantment strange as the blue, up above
A moonlit pass that only she would know
Still hears my broken song of love

Moon in all your splendor know only my heart
Call back my Rose, Rose of San Antone
Lips so sweet and tender like petals falling apart
Speak once again of my love, my own

Broken song, empty words I know
Still live in my heart all alone
For that moonlit pass by the Alamo
And Rose, my Rose of San Antone

New San Antonio Rose Singers

1. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys August 1940 2. Texas Jim Lewis and His Lone Star Cowboys December 1940
3. Bing Crosby with Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (billboard hit) January 1941

4. Dick Jurgens and His Orch. January 1941 5. Dick Robertson and His Orchestra 1941 6. Tex Ritter June 1946 7. Steve Gibson and The Red Caps May 1947 8. Larry Lane and The Mello Men June 1947 9. Jerry Smith with Jack Lester and His Trail Blazers 1947 10. Curley Bradley January 1948 11. The Dinning Sisters with Orchestra conducted by Carl Kress September 1948 12. Sons of the Pioneers February 1951 13. Patti Page - Orchestral accompaniment directed by Jack Rael October 1951 14. Pee Wee King and His Band October 1952 15. The Four Horsemen 1952 16. Tommy Duncan April 1955 17. Moon Mullican May 1955 18. The Bob Crosby Show 1955 19. Carl Smith September 1956 20. The Four Lovers September 1956 21. Polly Bergen and Bill Bergen May 1958 22. Marijohn Wilkin and The Jacks December 1959 23. The Diamonds 1959 24. The Ames Brothers with Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra 1959 25. Pat Boone April 1960 26. Teresa Brewer February 1961 27. Patsy Cline with The Jordanaires November 1961 28. Dick Curless 1961 29. The Tex-I-An Boys 1961 30. Ray Price March 1962 31. Gene Autry October 1962 32. George Jones  December 1962 33. Danny Romaniuk and His Tumbleweeds 1962 34. Warner Mack 1962 35. Homer & Jethro 1962 36. Frank Ifield January 1963 37. Kevin Shegog June 1963 38. Steve Lawrence July 1963 39. Clint Eastwood August 1963 40. The Texas Troubadours February 1964 41. Faron Young July 1964 42. Gus Backus - Bill Justis and His Orchestra October 1964 43. Bröderna Volt 1964 44. Bill Choate 1964 45. Willie Nelson March 1966 46. Webb Pierce June 1966 47. The Alan Copeland Singers 1966 48. Carson and Gaile April 1967 49. Bob Blaine 1968 50. Ferlin Husky and The Hush Puppies May 1969 51. Michael Parks 1969  52. Jerry Lee Lewis August 1970 53. Merle Haggard and The Strangers November 16, 1970 54. The Chico's 1970 55. Brian Golbey 1970 56. Doc Williams 1970 57. Margo 1971 58. Joe McMullin 1973 59. Ivory Joe Hunter March 1974 60. Mickey Gilley April 1974 61. Vassar Clements 1974 62. Cotton Mill Boys 1975 63. Cactus Country 1975 64. Rex Allen Jr. July 1976 65. John Denver August 9, 1976 66. The Geoff Love Country Singers November 1976 67. Jim Nabors 1976 68. The Central Park Sheiks 1976 69. Freddy Quinn 1976 70. Kentucky County 1976 71. Big Tim Lane 1978 72. The Seldom Scene November 1, 1979 73. Spinning Wheel 1979 74. The Piccadilly Six 1979 75. Willie Nelson and Ray Price May 1980 76. Boxcar Willie 1980 77. Flaco Jiménez y su Conjunto 1983 78. Cal Smith 1983 79. Mike Lilly and the Country Grass 1985 80. sleep at the Wheel July 27, 1988 81. Reba McEntire August 30, 1989 82. Bluegrass 43 1989 83. John Gill's Novelty Orchestra of New Orleans 1994 84. The Reno Brothers July 11, 1995 85. Connie Brown 1995 86. Billy Parker 1996 87. Melissa Swift-Sawyer 1997 88. Crystal Clark 1997 89. The Pine Valley Cosmonauts feat. Alejandro Escovedo and Jon Langford September 8, 1998 90. Logan Wells 1998 91. Elvis Presley March 9, 1999 92. Opera Cowpokes July 1999 93. Playboys II July 1999 94. Asleep at the Wheel with Dwight Yoakam August 10, 1999 95. Kirsten Siggaard 2000 96. Jackie King with Willie Nelson 2001 97. Bar-J Wranglers 2001 98. Brennen Leigh May 16, 2002 99. The Spirit of New Orleans 2002 100. The Western Box Turtles 2002 101. Trails & Rails June 2005 102. Joe Diffie, Robin English November 8, 2005 103. Mary-Lou May 1, 2006 104. Bob Rowe 2006 105. Eddie Adcock featuring Ricky Skaggs & Buck White June 12, 2007 106. Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition 2008 107. Cow Bop 2011 108. Yampa Valley Boys 2011 109. The Cactus Blossoms 2013 110. Ali Harper August 2017 111. Squeezebox Bandits April 5, 2019 112. Louise Mandrell October 2019.


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Dolores - Bing Crosby

Dolores
Music written by: Louis Alter
Lyrics written by: Frank Loesser
Comments: Written for the 1941 motion picture "Las Vegas Nights."

 

Dolores Lyrics

How I love the kisses of Dolores
Aye-aye-aye Dolores
Not Marie or Emily or Doris
Only my Dolores

From a balcony above me
She whispers "Love me", and throws a rose
Ah but she is twice as lovely
As the rose she throws

I would die to be with my Dolores
Aye-aye-aye Dolores
I was made to serenade Dolores
Chorus after chorus
Just imagine eyes like moonrise
A voice like music, lips like wine
Oh what a break if I could make Dolores
Mine all mine

I would die to be with my Dolores
Aye-aye Dolores Dolores
I was made to serenade Dolores
Chorus after chorus
Oh Just imagine eyes like moonrise
A voice like music and lips like wine
What a break if I could make Dolores
Mine all mine

Dolores Singers

1. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Frank Sinatra and The Pied Pipers (billboard hit) 1941 (First recording on January 20, 1941)
2. Bing Crosby with The Merry Macs and Bob Crosby's Bob Cats (billboard hit) 1941 (First release)

3. Frankie Masters and His Orch. 1941 4. Ronnie Height February 1961


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Yodelin Jive - Bing Crosby

Yodelin' Jive
Music written by: Hughie Prince
Lyrics written by: Don Raye

 

Yodelin' Jive Lyrics

Since Jackson went over to Switzerland
The Alps haven't been the same
Since he started practicing yodelin'
He's on the road to fame
And back in the states, he really rates
As big as anyone could
And the headlines say
You know, the papers each day
"Yodel Boy Makes Good"

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
He sings his yodelin' jive, Yo-ho-ho-hodelin'jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo his yodelin' jive

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo his jive, yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo his jive all day

Sometimes he yodels so sweetly
To imitate the Swiss
Ohh leee o lay-dee
But the echo comes back like this

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The hills are always alive with yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo his yodelin' jive

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
They sing my yodelin' jive, the yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
They sing my yodelin' jive all day

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de HOT-toy-toy-toy
The mountains echo my jive, my yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de HOT-toy-toy-toy
The mountains echo my jive each day

Sometimes he yodels so, so sweetly
To imitate the Swiss
Ohh leee o lay-hee
But the echo comes back like this

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The hills are always alive with yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo my yodelin' jive

Sometimes he yodels so sweetly
To imitate the Swiss
Ohh leee o lay-hee
But the echo comes back like this

Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The hills are always alive with yodelin' jive
Yo-ho-ho ho-d'lay-de ho-d'lay-de lay-dee
The mountains echo his yodelin' jive

Yodelin' Jive Singers

1. Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters with Joe Venuti and His Orchestra (billboard hit 1940) October 1939 (First recording on September 20, 1939)

2. Abe Lyman and His Californians December 1939 3. Jim Davidson & His A.B.C. Dance Orchestra 1940 4. Mary Schneider 2017


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Trade Winds - Bing Crosby

Trade Winds
Written by: Charles Tobias, Cliff Friend

 

Trade Winds Lyrics

Down where the trade winds play
Down where you lose the day
We found a new world where paradise starts
We traded hearts way down where the trade winds play

Music was everywhere
Flowers were in her hair
Under an awning of silvery boughs
We traded vows the night that I sailed away

Oh, trade winds, what are vows that lovers make?
Oh, trade winds, are they only made to break?
When it is May again, I'll sail away again
Though I'm returning, it won't be the same
She traded her name way down where the trade winds play

Blow trade winds, blow away

Trade Winds Singers

1. Ray Herbeck and His Music with Romance 1940 (First recording on June 25, 1940) 2. Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Frank Sinatra July 26, 1940
3. Bing Crosby with Dick McIntire and His Harmony Hawaiians (billboard hit) August 1940

4. Music of Yesterday and Today Styled the Blue Barron Way August 1940 5. Bobby Byrne and His Orchestra August 1940 6. Ceelle Burke and His Orchestra August 1940 7. Kate Smith - Orchestra under direction of Jack Miller 1940 8. Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra 1940 9. Nelson Eddy 1942 10. Bill Carrothers June 2013 11. Bob Dylan March 31, 2017


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Sierra Sue - Bing Crosby

Sierra Sue
Written by: Joseph B. Carey

 

Sierra Sue Lyrics

Sierra Sue, I'm sad and lonely
The rocks and rills are lonely too
Sierra Sue, I want you only
No one but you, Sierra Sue

The roses weep, their tears are falling
The gentle doves no longer coo
Oh, can't you hear my sad heart calling
Calling for you, Sierra Sue

Sierra Sue Singers

1. Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (billboard hit) April 1940

2. Glen Gray and The Casa Loma Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Kenny Sargent April 1940 3. Red River Dave June 1940 4. Gene Autry September 1940 5. Ambrose and His Orchestra (Vocal Chorus by Jack Cooper) November 1940 6. Harry Roy and His Band (Vocalist: Chick Henderson) November 1940 7. Flanagan and Allen 1940 8. Elton Britt 1940 9. Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Sally Richards 1940 10. Bebe Daniels 1940 11. Glenn Miller and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ray Eberle 1940 12. Johnny McGee and His Orchestra - Vocal by Betty Bradley 1940 13. Gene Krupa and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Howard Du Lany 1940 14. Henry Russell and His Romancers 1940 15. Al Morgan 1959 16. Eddy Arnold August 6, 1963 17. The Arthur Smith Show 1964 18. Bee Culture August 22, 2015


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Singing Hills - Bing Crosby

Singing Hills
Written by: Dick Sanford, Mack David, Sammy Mysels

 

Singing Hills Lyrics

The singing hills
Are singing tonight
And echoing a song of long ago
The singing hills
Were singing that night
That logvely night you said, "I love you so"

The wind in the valley
Joined in our sweet refrain
But now the wind and I
Each night we cry "Come back again"

Though you are gone
The song lingers on
Still echoing among the singing hills

Singing Hills Singers

1. Bing Crosby with John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra (billboard hit) 1940

2. Eddy Howard - Orchestra under direction of Lou Adrian June 1940 3. Joe Loss and His Orchestra July 1940 4. Music of Yesterday and Today Styled the Blue Barron Way - Vocal Refrain by Russ Carlyle 1940 5. Sons of the Pioneers December 1962 6. Elton Britt August 1965 7. Dave Hamel 1969


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Maybe - Ink Spots

Maybe

 

Written by: Allan Flynn, Frank Madden

Maybe Lyrics

Maybe you'll think of me
When you are all alone
Maybe the one who is waiting
For you will prove untrue
Then what will you do?

Maybe you'll sit and sigh
Wishing that I were near
Then maybe you'll ask me to come back again
And maybe I'll say "maybe"

Maybe Singers

1. Ink Spots (billboard hit) July 1940 (First recording on June 11, 1940)

2. Dinah Shore with Orchestra under the direction of Paul Wetstein July 19, 1940 3. Ella Fitzgerald with Ellis Larkins at the Piano 1951 4. Dean Martin with Orchestra conducted by Gus Levene June 1957 5. Vera Lynn, Tony Osborne and His Orchestra 1962 6. Brenda Lee May 1965 7. Pat Boone with Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra 1965 8. Kate Smith 1966 9. Lou Monte February 1967 10. Frankie Laine March 1967 11. Jimmy Roselli 1967 12. Connie Francis June 1968 13. Don Estelle 1978 14. Max Bygraves 1989 15. Lionel Ferbos with Lars Edegran's New Orleans Band 1996.


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I’ll Never Slip Around – Margaret Whiting

I'll Never Slip Around Again

 

Written by: Floyd Tillman

I'll Never Slip Around Again Lyrics

I'll never slip around again
I've learned a lot somehow
The one I slipped around with then
Is married to me now

I know just how it feels to live
In lonely misery
The one I slipped around with then
Was slipping round on me

I guess I had it coming
There's nothing I can do
I didn't mean to do it
When I fell in love with you

I had to learn the hard way
That slipping round don't pay
And I'll never slip around again
Til my dying days

I'll Never Slip Around Again Singers

1. Floyd Tillman August 1949 (First recording in April 1949)
2. Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely with Orchestra (Billboard hit 1949) October 1949

3. Doris Day with Her Country Cousins October 1949 4. The Honeydreamers December 1949 5. Tex Morton with Sister Dorrie and His Roughriders 1949 6. Jack Day 1949 7. Rex Turner 1949.

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I’m Bitin’ My Fingernails – Ernest Tubb

I'm Biting My Fingernails and Thinking of You

 

Written by: Ernie Benedict, Lenny Sanders, Roy West, Ernest Tubb

I’m Bitin’ My Fingernails Lyrics

You really got me worried now I must confess it's true
I sit around twiddlin' my thumbs breaking my heart in two
I'm wondering if you love me so the way you say you do
I'm bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of you

Bitin' my fingernails thinking of you
Don't love nobody else it's funny but it's true
Just got a feeling maybe we're through
I'm Bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of you

If you think before you speak how happy I would be
You’d never hurt me deep inside You’d think the world of me
Instead you’d say what ever you please we’re not its true
I'm bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of you

Bitin' My Fingernails, thinkin’ of You
Don’t love nobody else It’s funny but It’s true
Just got a feeling maybe we’re though
Bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of You

Bitin' My Fingernails, thinkin’ of You
Don’t love nobody else It’s funny but It’s true
Just got a feeling maybe we’re though
Bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of You

If you have plans to end it all I wish you’d tell me now
Don’t leave me thinking that someday that you’d leave me anyhow
For I’ll forget we ever met and find somebody new
I'm bitin' my fingernails, thinkin’ of you

Bitin' my fingernails, thinkin’ of you
Don’t love nobody else It’s funny but It’s true
Just got a feeling maybe we’re though
Bitin' my fingernails and thinking dear of you

I’m Bitin’ My Fingernails Singers

1. Andrews Sisters and Ernest Tubb with The Texas Troubadors (billboard hit) March 1949 (First recording on February 15, 1949)

2. Ernest Tubb and Loretta Lynn June 12, 1967.

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There’s Not a Thing – Eddy Arnold

There’s Not a Thing

 

There’s Not a Thing Lyrics

I take a trip to the Moon
In an old rockin' ship
If I could be rewarded with
A kiss from your sweet lips

'Cause there's not a thing
I wouldn't do for you
There's not a single little thing
In this world I wouldn't do for you

I'd pick a lotta cotton
Work my fingers to the bone
If you would only promise
To be just mine alone

I'd even go to India
Picking some old tune
If you would be my baby
'Neath the old India moon

I may not mean so much
To anybody else
But for you my baby
I'll kep my love on the shelf

I'd take a pick and shovel
And if the need should be
I'd dig my way to China
If you'd dig away with me

There’s Not a Thing Singers

Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy and His Guitar (billboard hit) 1949

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The Echo of Your Footsteps – Eddy Arnold

The Echo of Your Footsteps

 

Written by: Jenny Lou Carson

The Echo of Your Footsteps Lyrics

The day that you told me
You wanted to be free
I agreed with everything you had to say
But I confess I lied
And darlin' how I cried
When the echo of your footsteps died away

I thought our castle had a firm foundation
But all along was only made of clay
With aching heart I found, it tumbled to the ground
When the echo of your footsteps died away

If I had only known
I'd feel so all alone
I'd have begged down on my knees for you to stay
The gates to paradise
Swung closed before my eyes
When the echo of your footsteps died away

No matter where you are I wish you well dear
And I ask God to bless you every day
For I cannot deny, I bid my heart goodbye
When the echo of your footsteps died away

The Echo of Your Footsteps Singers

Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy and His Guitar (billboard hit) May 1949 (First recording on December 20, 1948)

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