Biography:
Slim Whitman (January 20, 1924 in Tampa, Florida - June 19, 2013, Orange Park, Florida) is an American country music singer and songwriter.
Self-taught on the guitar, Otis Whitman worked at a shipyard in Tampa while developing a musical career, eventually performing with a band known as the "Variety Rhythm Boys". Whitman's first big break came when agent Colonel Tom Parker heard him singing on the radio and offered to represent him. Signed with RCA Records
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Other songs:
- A Heart Full Of Love
- Ages And Ages Ago
- All That Im Asking Is Sympathy
- Another Tomorrow
- At Mail Call Today
- At The Close Of A Long Long Day
- At The End Of The Day
- Backward Turn Backward
- Bandera Waltz
- Bells Of Memory
- Beyond The Sunset
- Birmingham Jail
- Camping In Canaans Land
- Careless Hands
- China Doll
- Crying For The Moon
- Curtain Of Tears
- Down In The Valley
- Each Step I Take
- Friday Night Feeling
- Happy Anniversary
- Haunted Hungry Heart
- He Keeps Me Singing
- I Remember You
- Indian Love Call
- Rose Marie
- Tell Me
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G G7 C
When I hear those bells of memory
D7 G
As they ring they bring you back to me
G7 C
And you will be as you used to be
D7 G
When I hear those bells of memory
C
Bells of memory please ring again
D7 G
So my lonely heart can sing again
C
If you’ll love me now as you loved me then
D7 G
Bells of memory will ring again
G7 C
To my dreams there comes a picture still
D7 G
Of a small white church high on a hill
G7 C
Where two sweethearts knew life’s greatest thrill
D7 G
On a Sunday morning long ago
C
Bells of memory please ring again
D7 G
So my lonely heart can sing again
C
If you’ll love me now as you loved me then
D7 G
Bells of memory will ring again
When I hear those bells of memory
D7 G
As they ring they bring you back to me
G7 C
And you will be as you used to be
D7 G
When I hear those bells of memory
C
Bells of memory please ring again
D7 G
So my lonely heart can sing again
C
If you’ll love me now as you loved me then
D7 G
Bells of memory will ring again
G7 C
To my dreams there comes a picture still
D7 G
Of a small white church high on a hill
G7 C
Where two sweethearts knew life’s greatest thrill
D7 G
On a Sunday morning long ago
C
Bells of memory please ring again
D7 G
So my lonely heart can sing again
C
If you’ll love me now as you loved me then
D7 G
Bells of memory will ring again
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