The Star Spangled Waltz

- Hank Snow (2020)

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Album: Wanted! (40 Country & Western Classics), Vol. 1.

Big Wheels Rollin - Johnny Horton
Cry, Cry, Cry - Johnny Cash
Tennessee Waltz - Roy Acuff
Music Makin' Mama From Memphis - Hank Snow
Gun Smoke - Tex Ritter
Just Out Of Reach - Faron Young
Echo Bonita - Jim Reeves
Give Me A Red Hot Mama And A Ice Cold Beer - Smiley Maxedon
Back Up Buddy - Carl Smith
Sixteen Tons - Jimmy Dean
The Wild Side Of Life (Honky Tonk Angel) - Hank Thompson
Hey Porter - Johnny Cash
One More Ride - Hank Snow
Dear Hearts And Gentle People - Bing Crosby
Rose Of Old Pawnee - Bob Wills
I'll Hold You In My Heart - Eddy Arnold
The Star Spangled Waltz - Hank Snow
Why, Baby, Why - George Jones
Hey Joe - Carl Smith
Teardrops Of Regret - Jim Reeves
Kisses Don't Lie - Carl Smith
I Feel Better All Over More Than Anywhere's Else - Ferlin Huskey
Bluebird Island - Bluebird Island
As Long As I Live - Red Foley
Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette - Tex Williams
Come Back Darling - Lester Flatt
Hot Toddy - Red Foley
Slow Poke - Pee Wee King
The Golden Rocket - Hank Snow
How Far Is Heaven - Kitty Wells
At Mail Call Today - Gene Autry
Little Cabin Home On The Hill - The Osborne Brothers
Baby, Baby Me - Curtis Gordon
Taxes Taxes Taxes - Hank Penny
Crying Steel Guitar Waltz - Kitty Wells
How's the World Treating You - Eddy Arnold
Wine O' Boogie - Bill Nettles
Crying In The Chapel - Rex Allen
Bouquet Of Roses - Eddy Arnold
Southern Cannonball - Hank Snow

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The band it was playing the Star Spangled Waltz
The lights in the ballroom were low
Oh twas sweet to my ears I fought back my tears
For that waltz broke my heart long ago.

My sweetheart grew jealous as I danced with a friend
And said that my love had grown false
Then she told me goodbye neath that old southern sky
As we danced to the Star Spangled Waltz.

Then a face caught my eye as the dancers passed by
It was my sweetheart who left me to pine
As she whispered my name I cuold see oh so plain
That her heart it was broken like mine.

Love had one it's last fight as I kissed her that night
As I did in the days long ago
We had found new romance though we cried as we danced
To the beautiful Star Spangled Waltz.