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Tennessee Waltz
Patti Page Lyrics

I was dancing with my darling to the Tennessee Waltz
When an old friend I happened to see
I introduced her to my loved one
And while they were dancing
My friend stole my sweetheart from me

I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
Now I know just how much I have lost
Yes, I lost my little darling the night they were playing
The beautiful Tennessee Waltz

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01Mockin' Bird Hill2:59

02How Much Is That Doggie In The Window2:23

03Cross Over The Bridge2:48

04Detour2:48

05Mister And Mississippi2:54

06Old Cape Cod2:20

07I Went To Your Wedding3:17

08Tennessee Waltz2:58

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09With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming3:11

10Changing Partners2:45

11Allegheny Moon2:49

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Liv Velvin

2y↑4

I was dancing with my darling to the Tennessee Waltz
When an old friend I happened to see
I introduced her to my loved one
And while they were dancing
My friend stole my sweetheart from me
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
Now I know just how much I have lost
Yes, I lost my little darling the night they were playing
The beautiful Tennessee Waltz

All comments from YouTube:

Oneupper Bro

5y↑945

My mom is 54
I am 27
My daughter is 2

All three of us just sat and listened. My mom humming the whole thing to her grand baby as she falls fast asleep. 3 gens enjoying one song together.

Nardo Fortuna

29w

Mathew Baldwin

39w

@Yohanna Taruc dynamite from brenda is one of my favorite songs

rob roberts

beautiful

Lofts Sympatico

1y↑1

Oneupper Bro. Wow, your mom was born 14 years AFTER this song came out... It shows the power of a good song, to be everlasting!

CB GB

Such a simple and beautiful description of love. Your baby is lucky to have you both x

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Isabel Hinton

3y↑41

Idk if anyone else knows this, but Patti Page was actually harmonising with herself, and this was one of the first and most famous overdubs of her time. An overdub is when the artist sings additional parts of the song besides the melody and they are put in later. So she sang the alto and soprano line, different recordings, and they were put on top of each other! I just love that, and her alto voice was CRAZY!!!!!!

StonyRC

31w↑2

That makes perfect sense - I was wondering who they had found for backing vocals with such a similar voice!

Bridget Lewis

2y↑118

I'm 13 and I completely love this song! Songs back then had such a peaceful aura around them. No auto-tune, just natural talent!

Diana Danforth

18w

It's so refreshing to hear that from someone who is your age!

MplsMark

26w

The best music is so good it is beyond classification. I can think of many country artists and songs that I love, yet do not consider myself a c&w fan. I am also fascinated by the way old tv shows presented music and performers. Those folks had so much talent and artistry from song writing to musicianship.

youtuuba

34w

"Talent" is what people who have not developed a particular skill claim that others who HAVE done the work MUST have. In truth, almost anyone can sing very well, if they just bother to learn how to use their natural voice instrument, learn from other artists, and practice their art a lot.

tomlynntigard

35w

Then you appreciate timeless music. Try listening to Shelby Flint singing her song Angel on my shoulder,, or Beatles' Michelle these songs are rare and loved by about every new listener. The same theme re-appeared in a song called "The Music Played" by Matt Monro in 1968.

philip norris

37w

Good for you, Bridget.

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Waltz Official

4y↑348

I played fiddle when I was 12, while my Grandpa played his guitar. We practiced this song. He loved I was learning it. He then passed in the hospital I played this for him at his funeral.

XaddyP

22w

😢 much love

Young Sang Oh

43w

@Rohan Wijeyaratna

I’m

Maria Moreno

1y↑1

That is so touching. It warms my ♥️ heart.

K S

1y↑2

Aww ! I love this memory . May god bless your family

Tom Golke

1y↑2

Very well done man. He was proud of you. And now when you play something he smiles from the sky.

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James Jefferson

7y↑230

I was eleven when this song came out in 1950,I am 77 now and it is still a very beautiful voice! Patti was in an era of so many wonderful singer's and song writer's. How nice it would be if there had been more to keep this kind of entertainment in the world for us.

T sonofjohnson

43w

still lovely .

KishaScape

47w↑1

82 now. Hope your still kickin. Though it’s niche there’s a very dedicated community of people both middle aged and young that are very devoted to these classical forms of music. In fact I listen to a shortwave station from Tennessee, WTWW that plays a lot of music from these years all night every night. For those unfamiliar with shortwave 1 radio station can easily cover thousands of miles. WTWW is easily heard all over North America, Brazil, Europe, northern South America and sailors in the Atlantic Ocean. So every night thousands of people in many time zones all over the world across many barriers will at the same time tune in on world band radio to listen to this music at the same time on similar technology to when these songs were new.

Amy Escobar

@Terry McCann hi Terry love this era of beautiful words and the meaning behind them.

C Ramkisson

67 year old brown dude here from Guyana .Grew up loving these Patsy Kline and the genre but I so love James brown, Rolling Stones etc.

Carol Draper

I was five when I first heard this on the radio. I still love it.

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arvin Jay

3y↑108

It's 2020 and I'm 25 years old and i love this song. Whenever i hear songs like this part of me were having unexplained feelings from the past like i lived from the old times.

Berlin Saint Clair

51w↑1

Y'all warm my heart. I'm 46 and feel like I'm kinda in the middle of all the fans still around. I just LOVE hearing so many young people appreciate music from long before they were born because of its beauty. So grateful we have the internet and the ability to access great music from before our time alive!

Red

1y↑1

It means, you're an old soul. That's a good thing, use it :)

trunks and gon

2y↑2

Same and i also suddenly tear up like i had been there😂😂

Heart Of Dixie Prepping

2y↑3

I feel that way to. I was born in the late 50's and those times beacons me to a simpler time.

Barbara P

2y↑2

I'm 76 and feel like putting on my dancing shoes!

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Nicole March

3y↑152

Lost both my parents before their time but I’m
Having a nostalgic cry remembering my parents dancing to this song.

Alyssa Stabenaw

2y↑3

Cry it out. Remember how beautiful they were. 🖤🖤🖤

philip norris

3y↑1

Nice one, Nicole.

edcgar53

9y↑512

i was only 9 when i started loving this song! im now on my 61...still im in love with this song!

Maximus "Pure Blood" Muchimus

I was between 1st and 4th grade when I first heard this in music class. This song just reappeared in my soul at 41 1/2 about 20 minutes ago and I started figuring it out on my 1919 baby grand piano. I just put this on to make sure I was getting it right. Music is the closest thing to God other than him himself a human being can interact with.

Doug Taylor

It’s an American 50’s classic. Brings me back in time too, too far back to remember my age I get the same feeling hearing Gogi Grant’s cover of “Wayward Wind”

Sven E.

2y↑1

I was around that age too. My father gave me some classic country CDs with various artists. This song was one of my favorites. Little did I know back then that some of these artists would become my all time favorite artists, like Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, Don Gibson, Jim Reeves, Dolly Parton... Or how big they were in their lifetime and afterwards. I just enjoyed the music.

Greetings from Germany

Museum At Home in Music (Dr. MAHM)

I also heard this song when I was young🧡💚💛🌻🌼🌺🌸 I remember where I heard it first time💚 A good memory.

Rude Boy

2y↑1

These seem like they were the best of times. I wasn’t alive but I can just imagine. Well I can just imagine how great it was for the middle class white folk...It probably wouldn’t have

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Classical music 74

5y↑29

When I listen to this song sang by Patty Page I become very emotional for many reasons. A great deal of memories become refreshed. I was 8 years old growing up in torn Japan by WW II still trying to rebuild cities. I was sent away from my parents to my grandparents in Tokyo due to my mother's illness with TB. This song was played every where in Tokyo and one of my uncles was crazy about it. I fell in love with the song and to this day I think it is one of the most beautiful songs we hear. Patty Page's unique style of singing and skillfully use her voice to make it so special. The concert she had after 80 years old her voice was just as beautiful, she was truly an amazing artist.

sundoll204

2y↑30

My grandmas father used to love this song, she broke down when she heard it for the first time in years on the tv. She's usually so strong and never cries (she's been through a lot of pain), so it was a big surprise to see her so vulnerable. I was thinking about that moment and found myself here I can see why it was his favorite, it's so beautiful.

Rouge Dickson

39w

Hey 👋 how are you doing today?

Lois Ross

6y↑489

i remember when my daddy would dance with my mom to this song . but now there both in heaven dancing i love you dad and mom

Beautiful Roses and More etc.

28w

My late Ma & late Pa danced to this music too. 😪 I miss them both.

Nathan Payne

God bless you & your family, I’m sure your mom & dad are looking over you. This is a great song.

T C

@Jim Killeen If you would sing a song about betrayal and cheating to your wife, then you are as weird as the father of the person who wrote the original post.

Jim Killeen

@T C jerk

H. Calvert

2y↑2

@Elizabeth Clover
Thank you; & out of my belief, I ask God to bless you, too. 🙏🏻

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Marina Navarro

6y↑405

Why old songs seems much more meaningful, just listen to this one and it brings you back to a time of tranquility and simplicity. Never could have been better., wonderful! Isn't I it?

Markie Mark ☹

42w

@Sandy Shores Correction, only White people in a White homogenous community can make and keep a trust-based society

doomie77

@Kevin Miller you named good country artists of the late 80s and early 90s with today's trash. I guess if it's not old ollllllld country it sucks?

Ryan Joseph Castro Cordova

I agree

Mason Curtis

2y↑1

Balls

Sandy Shores

2y↑2

@Allie Grant I agree, you could leave your front door unlocked and your car parked out front unlocked....what does that tell you, people were more honest & trustworthy back then 🙄

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wendi speigle

8y↑250

The harmony on this song is just incredible. Can you believe that ALL OF THE HARMONY on this song was sung by Patti ! all overdubbed and decided by patti to save some money on the track. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING !

Lois Wells

38w

Joni Mitchell was another singer who harmonized with herself.

Doug Taylor

She saved money but her overdub was probably better than any backup singer Wouk have been anyway. A singer backed up with their own voice is such a fine unique sound

Isabel Hinton

Bro I just posted something similar to this, and then saw yours! Awesome we both noticed the same thing, I had to look it up to be sure lol.

zero tolerance for Satanic Elite

@John Rice, Sr. What does it matter who overdubbed what & when? They're both great singers - the more the merrier!
If I could do it & make a career out of it I would!

zero tolerance for Satanic Elite

If you like her harmony, listen to her sing "Was born to be with you" - absolutely fantastic!

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ToddSF 94109

7y↑72

I was born two years after this recording came out. I learned it because my father used to sing around the house, and this is one of the songs he used to sing. We finally got a 45 rpm recording of it and I used to listen to it along with another Patti Page hit, "Allegheny Moon". For a long time, this record was the second best-selling single record of all time, after Bing Crosby's recording of "White Christmas". Patti Page could sing and had one of those voices that was always a pleasure to listen to. Thanks to recordings, it still is.

Janyce Janota

5y↑3

This song is ageless..........first listened to it when i was 8 in 1950. Still love it....

Robert Gosselin

6y↑40

Best version. Patti knew exactly how to sing this song. Beautiful rendition.

Dennis Mc laurin

35w

She probably would've gotten Song of the year, and best pop female vocalist for this song, had there been a Grammy awards in 1950.

Polly Mars

@Javier Padilla Patsy's does

Polly Mars

I have to disagree with you two. Because you guess know nothin' about great singers. You boys ever head of Patsy Cline? Pattie's version wasn't the best and it doesn't trump Patsy's. That's for damn sure.

Javier Padilla

3y↑2

Robert Gosselin, i agre, original ever Will be the best.

Lukathe Husky

2y↑5

I usually never cry cause I've been through so much in my 16 years of being on this earth, 3 surgeries, depression, COVID and school being affected by it, and tons more things I could name. But listening to this song in the background while reading these comments makes me cry because I can feel the memories and the love behind them. To everyone who sees this and is going through a hard time, just know it gets better. To all the people feeling pain from memories, just remember how nice it was to create the memories and the love shared in those memories of loved ones❤

M A

6y↑19

What a beautiful voice!

Bestpossible World

2y↑3

This song evokes a whole era in American history that has nearly passed off the scene. It was the great post WWII era and singers like Patti Paige had lived through the Depression and the devastation of war. So, their music had a grace and power often missing today. They had the humility to allow their talent to speak for itself. We may never see another era like it. So, glad we have it recorded for us.

Adam Kirby

3y↑9

I love old, beautiful songs like this. You can just sit and hear all the emotions coming from her voice. Today's music doesn't even compare.

Vincent Maltais

3y↑1

Me too. For some reason, I feel nostalgic about it, even though I wasn't born.

northerntraveller

5y↑41

R.I.P. Patti Thank you for all the enjoyment you gave us over the years. Still cry my eyes out over the Tennessee Waltz.

Judy Noble

3y↑2

I cried when I was little and still cry now as an adult when I hear this song. I don't think I fully understood it when I was little, but somehow I must have been able to "feel" what it was saying. I do know that I feel the same way now as I did then.

Ben Chase

1y↑2

This was my grandmothers favorite song. She only had one CD with this song on burned on it so that she could listen to it whenever she wanted. I can vividly remember dancing to it with her to it when I was 5 and it was played at her 90th and 95th birthday party. She died at 97 and this was the song she was lowered down to. Brings back great memories.

Randy Hilgeman

38w↑1

love this version, so beautifully done

Frontier2000

2y↑2

This is the best performance of this beautiful song. Some years ago I set it as a ringtone.
You'll probably wonder why this old song. From Russia with love! ))

mark keefover

6y↑11

This reminds me of my grandfather who passed when I was 6 . Every time I here it it puts a smile on my face .

Doug Shelton

49w↑3

This song gives me chills.

Lethe River

7y↑21

This was, inappropriately, the wedding song of my Southern (Texas and Kentucky) parents. It was a harbinger of things to come. Despite all of that, and its marks on me, I still love it. As I do Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash, and country music overall. Because it is my heritage. Patti was an original and great. So I celebrate her here. A great effort, and poignant in the pain it brings.

lendl kaiser

1y↑2

This has been playing in my head for 2 days now, great song!

João Paulo Cosmelli

5y↑1

Maravilhosa interpretação de Pate Page.

Mainstreamlos

25w↑1

The good old times of the golden years of music ... Unforgettable. Today's music you will never remember or hear in 70 years.... R.I.P. Patti Page

Tim Rogers

1y↑2

This song was sung to me by my grandmother when i was very young and 15 years later i have unlocked a memory that is quite priceless, God bless her soul. I wish i could have spent more time with you

Jono

3y↑79

2020.... mom and dad loved the oldies.... now both dancing in the skies above.... 🙂🤲🏻🙏🏻

Chenee Thompson

Awwww!

Einsteinz Vice

What a blessing that must be!🤗🤗🤗

FlipKips Oof

3y↑1

This is so wholesome ❤

Rolando Sta. Cruz

6y↑4

I never would have never known the difference of what music truly is had I never heard from the likes of Patti Page. Her genre of music and songs were ahead of my time yet I so loved them all and those of her contemporaries. Songs like this one never die. rip, Patti. You're Heaven sent.

Laura Morton

3y↑7

This was one of my grandpa's favourite songs. He passed away 2 days ago, and I just felt like coming and listening to it. <3

Çlaire Tan

Miss the good old days and the good old music. The music, we can still have, but the days are all gone.

8s enne's blog

49w↑3

My mom's favorite song. If she's alive now she's 76 years old. I miss my mom, made me cried when I heard this song. We used to sing this together.

Aaron Schultz

5y↑9

Beautiful song!!

MrScottie68

3y↑1

I remember my grandmother playing this 78rpm record on the stereo she had in the living room back in the early 1970’s. She passed on in 2000 at the age of 96 and this record really brings back sweet memories of her.

Troy Troy

2y↑2

This song reminds me in my teenage days. A favorite of mellinium. Very nice song in our days before . It was always played everywhere around the world in special occasions and parties !! I love this song, I am now 70 years old.

Suzy Sharpe

3y↑9

Love this song,.. that was just beautiful !! 😁.

Rouge Dickson

39w

Hey 👋 how are you doing today?

Linda Mena

2y↑1

Beautiful song!💜💜💜

felixbautista

8y↑91

Really felt happy and fulfilled listening to the original version of this classic- one that's hard to find in this site... thank you so much Ken. ;-)

Eryl Maverick

5y↑1

felixbautista i

Randy Rogers

38w↑3

When I was a very small child I remember listening to this song on our old tube type radio. My mom told me to pay attention as this was the biggest song ever. I think she was right. BTW, Mom just turned 100 and I turned 75

Nathan Payne

1y↑2

Patty your now singing for the Angels , what a beautiful voice. I’m 76 and she’s one of my favorite singers of the 50ths

Dee Gee

4y↑2

This is my grandmother's favorite song. She's asleep now and is hopeful of the ressurection morning. She will always live in my heart.

Weiwei Peng

22w

So beautiful ! Love it !💐❤️

pinkdogavenger

10y↑3

My parents fell in love thanks to this song. They danced together for the very first time to this! Patti Page was an original song stylist and all time great! May she forever rest in peace! <3

Mae-Glyden Santos

3y↑8

I love this song. I'm listening again to this song because I'm missing my grandmother. I remember her with this song because this is one of the songs being played in our radio every Sunday and she sometimes sing along with this song. I really miss her. She just got released from hospital a few days ago and I can't still see her because of lockdown. It's making me sad. How I wish I could go home...

Benjamin Isaac

8y↑5

Oh how I love this song. Hearing this keeps me reminiscing the happiest moment of my youth.

Ron Rinna

5y↑1

I was very young when this song came out. I remember my Mother singing along with Patti Page every time they played it on the radio and it was hard to tell one beautiful voice from the another. Mom could really sing. I miss those times long ago. Love and miss you Mom.

Dhirajlal Vather

23w↑1

Absolutely beautiful, Great singer, Great memories........

Weihan Xingqi

One of the greatest songs of all time! And Patti Page was the best! Fantastic song.

Dee Morse

3y↑1

Love this version! Singing with it right now

Brayden Ballard

2y↑4

This was my Grandfathers favorite song. He passed away in 2019 from complications brought on by cancer. This song makes him feel closer to me. Like he’s present and listening along with me.

Jorge Mario Rodas

I like this song which is one of the earliest songs I remember to have heard played in the radio. The song is very good and describes something that can actually happen, so if we really love somebody don't let her go with someone else or we might lose her!

connie Kruse

6y↑1

When I was a kid my dad would sing this ... brings back memories of him!

Azura Skye

1y↑1

I used to play this on my violin and sang this for years. I even won a contest with it love this song

R.G. O

2y↑3

This was one of my beautiful in wife's favorite songs. I used to love listening to her sing it, she had a beautiful voice. Now it just brings me tears whenever I hear it. It is now almost seven years since I lost her and it doesn't get any easier. We were together for 30 years and I miss her so much

Kikijade Asiangemz

I love this song so much! I'm 45 loved old songs, Patti sang it the best, I heard others they are good but Patti did it the best the original...

mi ka el

4y↑7

For some reason, this song always makes me sad even when I was still a kid. It's like it became a premonition of the heartaches I'm going through right now.

Nathan Payne

1y↑1

Sorry about your heartaches, I wish you the best.

Agnes Patty

What a timeless music, also the singer had a amazing voice... L love how she sung...so touched...

Sheri

5y↑6

I love this. It's beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Jorge Mario Rodas

6y↑1

Beautiful song and with a great message, never let someone you love dance with another or you might double cross yourself!

Liv Velvin

2y↑4

I was dancing with my darling to the Tennessee Waltz
When an old friend I happened to see
I introduced her to my loved one
And while they were dancing
My friend stole my sweetheart from me
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
Now I know just how much I have lost
Yes, I lost my little darling the night they were playing
The beautiful Tennessee Waltz

XIAONING ZHANG

2y↑1

Beautiful song, love it 🌹🌹🌹

Frank King

I was five years old when this song came out. I really do remember it. A great and beautiful song.

bernadette mccachren

This was a favorite song of my dad's dad. I was told this was the song he and my grandma (both gone now) danced at their wedding

akuapiatas

So beautiful - brings back so many fond memories of my youth

Sean Fulk

Such an incredible song i love this old music

Michael H.

4y↑1

My grandfather and I were in the car, when this song came on one of his cassette tapes that had recently been reformatted as cds. So it came on and he started singing and it was beautiful watching him find the lyrics in his head from way back when he was young. I am scared to lose him

Lorraine Brett

3y↑6

i remember my mom singing this song, she had a beautiful voice, i never thought the day would come that i could listen to this downloaded. Thank you technology i love you

Marie Sabandar

5y↑1

I love this song so much, when I was a little girl already !

kue cubit

It's 2018 and I listening this song with so much grace in my heart that I can't even explain.

stan rusk

Thank you for this wonderful classic. Winning over the world to the bright side, one at a time.

Zee

I tear up everytime I hear this song. My grandma and papa would just sit down drink coffee and listen to this song. I love them so much and hope to see them again 💛.

Cody W.

This was the song my grandparents danced to at my parents' wedding in the late 90's. My granddad passed away in May 2020. One of the last things I remember him doing a few days after I turned 19 was humming and singing along to this song. Will always be the last happy memory I have of him.

sailorbychoice1

2y↑2

This song was released while my mother was pregnant with my eldest brother. She adapted the song with some nonsense lyrics to use as a lullaby (so she wouldn't have to think of real words at 2:00 am...) It became her Go-to lullaby for four sons, three grandsons, two granddaughters, and one great granddaughter. Not to mention the uncountable kittens, puppies, that need cuddling and lullabying... etc, etc etc,,,

She would sing, "Nee nee niegh neigh, nipsy no no, nipsy neigh neigh nipsy noodle..." ect...

I was actually fourteen before it donned on me that Nee Nee Niegh Neigh was The Tennessee Waltz.

peypey265

This was my grandmother's favorite song. I heard this in the memory care facility that I work out and I burst out in tears

Carl Juztine

I always endure a nostalgic feeling while listening to this song because this is one of my Grandma's favorite song. It is a lovely song.

Karen Tiangsing

3y↑2

I always remember this song. My grandma used to sang this song in karaoke. I miss her alot. Shes an amazing woman and a person.

odie lopez

Beautiful music. Very nostalgic and soft surging voices.

Paul John Pairez

3y↑2

I love listening this kind of music. So really heartbroken song but the rythm is so beutiful

Northern gurl 🇨🇦

22w

I've been caring for my sick mother for 7 months, she's on her last days, I played this song in her ear the other day, it was her favorite. I'm going to miss you mom 💔

JBW1988 Warner

This is one of my grandmother's favorite songs

James Freeman

I was 8 when this song came out and we lived in a town not far from where Patti grew up. My mom and dad danced in our living room to it. A beautiful sad memory, as they later had troubles.

Jimmy Mars

18w

Imagine how life would be wonderful if we would have some genuine sweet heart humbing together under such terrific blue sky and atmosphere!

John Vankal

I love this song, my sister used to danced to this tune❤️

knight rider fan

1y↑5

I'm 16 years old soon to be 17 in January and love this beautiful song

Herb Steel

MY mom just passed away at 95 and she loved this song. Every time I hear it it brings me back to the 1950's and my mom would sing this with a few of her sisters while they were doing dishes or cooking or washing clothes. I loved this song just to be able to hear my beautiful mom sing her little heart out and she had a good voice. RIP mom and I will miss you forever.

Just Some Lunatic Without A Mustache

I've always love this song when it comes on the radio. Now my father asked me to burn songs (he has a list) and this was one of it and I just happen to listen to all the songs he wrote so yeah hahaha now I know the title!

M A

6y↑10

Divine voice and exquite music

Jorge Mario Rodas

I was four when this song was released and is one of the time my remembrances fetter out. I remember hearing it at home playing with my toys and my then Baby Kid Sister, my Mother cooking for us and my Dad as he returned wearing his suit from work. Very nice to hear now 68 years later.

Lena Lundberg

4y↑1

The song has been sung by many great artists but I feel this is the best.

Charles Kinzer

This song is my earliest memory of a song. I remember my mother playing it on a little record player in my bedroom. Born in 1947, it was probably when I was 3 years old when the song first came out and, as I now know, was extremely popular. I have no memory of the lyrics, just the mournful sound of the music.

8s enne's blog

2y↑1

I first learn the song through my mom. Very nice song. My mom would love to sing while she played this on the piano. Now she's in heaven and everytime I hear this song I remember my mom ans how we sing together the song Tenessee Waltz.

아콰마린

패티 페이지의 아름다운 목소리는 언제 들어도 감미롭고 편안한 휴식을 줍니다.thank you !

Bernice R

I wasn't even born when this song came out, but when I heard it as a youngster I fell in love with it. Of course I didn't know what a sweetheart was, but I loved it then...and I still love it now.

Simonchez

Sweet and odd key change for the instrumental break where it goes from F to C and back again but all seamlessly. Magical!

Brian Holderman

40w

This is like musical emotions that in its haunting tones its joyful groove and set to a rhythm of life... Beauty...

Christine ZAZA

3y↑1

I loved this song in my twenties and now am 66 grandma and still in love with it, and play it over and over

Christian

My grandmother introduces this song to me.. she is already in heaven 😇 everytime i miss her i just sit down and listen to this song ❤. I remember the time she held me all the time that was my precious time of my life 😊