Sun will stop shinin' and hearts will stop poundin'. The screen is so lonely tonight. The men are out prayin' and the women are sayin'. She died for the loss of her prime and lived on DiMaggio time.
Just remember I'm in love with you. Just remember that you'll love me too. We'd be foolish letting troubles come between us. We'd be foolish when we know, we love each other so.
My friends think I'm crazy and maybe it's true. 'Cause I'll go on and love you this way. Though I have discovered that you love another. And hardly remember my name.
He owned a hotel on Jersey shore. She made her living seeing the sailors door to door. He was a small Hawaiian with a crooked smile. But he made her eyes light up like the heavens on the 4th of July.
Love. I get so lost, sometimes. Days pass and this emptiness fills my heart. When I want to run away I drive off in my car. But, whichever way I choose I come back to the place you are.
Take this heart of mine out the winter. And let the new life of Springtime come rest at our door. May the soul of my brother never bow to the wicked. And the hearts of our children waltz together once more.
She sleeps alone in the warm nights of Memphis. Where the Peabody Hotel meets the velveteen sky. She sings like the waves in the cool Mississippi. That brought her from St. Paul in '75.
She's a brown skin girl from El Paso City. He's a sweet tempered soldier from Fort Bliss. They ran off one July evening. All concerned said this one is anyone's guess.
Rita was sixteen years, hazel eyes and chestnut hair. She made the Woolworth counter shine. And Eddie was a sweet romancer and a darn good dancer. And they'd waltz the aisles of the five and dime.
Any given day, there's a jet flying somewhere. Oh, we bought a ticket and vanished in the sky. And how was I to know he was leaving in the morning. I never heard him go and then he never said goodbye.
Baby, baby. You don't know how many nights I've prayed. For a man like you to come my way. If you knew the things that I've been through. To find someone like you.
Well, I work this corner from eleven to five. The hands get cold around midnight. You're askin' me if I've got the time, well I don't know. But you're wastin' mine tonight.
Now, I work this corner from eleven to five. And the hands get cold around midnight. And you askin' me if I've got the time. Well, I don't know but you're wastin' mine tonight.
I'm gonna laugh you right out of my life. Laugh, and forget this affair. Guess I was foolish. To care. . So I'm gonna dance you right out of my dreams.
Your phone call took my by surprise. Gee, it's been a long, long time. Since those hot and humid Texas nights. When we went swimm'n in the tide. . Corpus Christi seems so far away.
When I wake in the night and find that I'm dreaming. You're the first thought in mind. Love's a fair-weather friend when you're lonely. You are my summer state of mind.
I am leaving Mississippi in the evening rain. These Delta towns wear satin gowns. In a high beamed frame. . Loretta Lynn guides my hands through the radio.
There's a star in Heaven's sky. Always shining bright. It's just a tear in an Angel's eye. A gentle guiding light. . Let it shine on me. Let it show the way.
When you are leaving the harbor. Do you cry out to the shore?. Do you bless the wave of the ocean. Do you call your vessel home?. . And as you leave the safest harbor.
I'm working on a morning flight to anywhere but here. I'm watching this evening fire burn away my tears. All my life I've left my troubles by the door.