Biography:
Kitty Wells (born Muriel Deason on 30 August 1919 - 16 July 2012) is a country singer from Nashville, Tennessee, known as the Queen of Country Music. During the 1950s she was the only female vocalist to consistently hit the top of the country charts and her stardom was on the same level as the biggest male vocalists of the period.
Wells' success in the 1950s and 1960s was so enormous that she still ranks as the sixth most successful female vocalist
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Other songs:
- A Wedding Ring Ago
- A Woman Half My Age
- After Dark
- Amigos Guitar
- Broken Marriage Vows
- Change Of Heart
- Cheatings A Sin
- Christmas Aint Like Christmas Anymore
- Death At The Bar
- Each Day
- Guilty
- Honky Tonk Waltz
- How Far Is Heaven
- I Heard Jukebox Playing
- I Was Wrong
- It Wasnt God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
- Ive Kissed You My Last Time
- Left To Right
- Lonely Side Of Town
- Lord Im Coming Home
- Make Up Your Mind
- Making Believe
- One By One
- Searching
- Searching For Someone Like You
- This White Circle
- This White Circle On My Finger
- You Cant Conceal A Broken Heart
- Youre Not Easy To Forget
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The lights are dim and low in the tavern
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As I sit all alone with a heart that's lost
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But the laughing crowd don't know tears are ready to flow
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As I listen to the Honky Tonk Waltz
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It's the same waltz we used to dance together
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Now you're gone and I'll suffer alone
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I'm so blue tonight while another holds you tight
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And I listen to the honky tonk waltz
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There's no use to go to my lonely room
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I can't sleep I'll just turn and toss
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So when the crowd says goodbye I'll just sit here and cry
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As I listen to the Honky Tonk Waltz
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It's the same waltz we used to dance together
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Now you're gone and I'll suffer alone
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I'm so blue tonight while another holds you tight
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And I listen to the honky tonk waltz
The lights are dim and low in the tavern
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As I sit all alone with a heart that's lost
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But the laughing crowd don't know tears are ready to flow
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As I listen to the Honky Tonk Waltz
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It's the same waltz we used to dance together
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Now you're gone and I'll suffer alone
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I'm so blue tonight while another holds you tight
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And I listen to the honky tonk waltz
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There's no use to go to my lonely room
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I can't sleep I'll just turn and toss
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So when the crowd says goodbye I'll just sit here and cry
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As I listen to the Honky Tonk Waltz
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It's the same waltz we used to dance together
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Now you're gone and I'll suffer alone
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I'm so blue tonight while another holds you tight
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And I listen to the honky tonk waltz
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