Patsy Cline - Пэтси Клайн (1932-1963) - легендарная американская певица 50-х, одна из самых знаменитых исполнительниц музыки в стиле кантри. CRAZY Crazy.mp3 Written by Willie Nelson Crazy, I'm crazy for feeling so lonely I'm crazy, crazy for feeling so blue I knew you'd love me as long as you wanted And then someday you'd leave me for somebody new Worry, why do I let myself worry? Wond'ring what in the world did I do? Crazy for thinking that my love could hold you I'm crazy for trying and crazy for crying And I'm crazy for loving you Crazy for thinking that my love could hold you I'm crazy for trying and crazy for crying And I'm crazy for loving you. ------------ A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson (As released by Patsy Cline July 20, 1955) The first scene was the church, then the altar Where we claimed each other, with tears of joy we cried Our friends wished us luck there forever As we walked from the church, side by side The next scene was a crowded courtroom And like strangers we sat side by side Then I heard the judge make his decision And no longer were we man and wife I hate the sight of that courtroom Where man-made laws push God's laws aside Then the clerk wrote our story in the record A church, a courtroom and then goodbye We walked from that courtroom together We shook hands and once again we cried Then it was the end of our story A church, a courtroom and then goodbye Honky Tonk Merry Go Round Written by Frank Simon and Stan Gardner (As released by Patsy Cline July 20, 1955) I'm on a honky tonk merry-go-round Makin' ever spot in town Startin' out early, comin' home late Ever' night with a brand new date I'm on a honky tonk merry-go-round Actin' like a foolish clown Still racin' those blues that you left with me Wond'rin' if I'll ever be free CHORUS: Round and around and around I go Ridin' high and feelin' low Round and around just like a top Well, I'm a-gettin' dizzy, but I can't stop I'm on a honky tonk merry-go-round Actin' like a foolish clown Still racin' those blues that you left with me Wond'rin' if I'll ever be free Yes, I'm wonderin if I'll ever be free Hidin' Out Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson (As recorded by Patsy Cline 6/1/55) People point us out and shake their heads in shame In gossip circles we are talked about Darlin, on you I hold no legal claim But here we are again hidin' out The kisses that you give make our wrong seem so right It's too late to stop, there's no doubt We said we wouldn't meet tonight, my dear But here we are again hidin' out The ones we're tied to, we know we'll hurt, my dear Though we're hoping they don't find us out Sooner or later, we know we'll be caught But here we are again hidin' out I Cried All The Way To The Altar Written by B. Flournoy (As recorded by Patsy Cline 1/5/56) I cried all the way to the altar A smile was on my face But tears were in my heart Two hearts broken And a third will soon falter Now to late I know that we Were wrong to part Oh my darlin' now to late We can't go back and start anew Now to late I've thrown away My chance of happiness with you I cried all the way to the altar Now to late I know that we Were wrong to part Take a calendar and turn back all the pages Take my life turn back each day since I was born I cried all the way to the altar Now to late I see the damage I have done Oh my darling now to late We can't go back and start anew Now to late I've thrown away My chance of happiness with you I cried all the way to the altar Now to late I know that we Were wrong to part I've Loved And Lost Again Written by Eddie Miller (Released by Patsy Cline July 8, 1956. Radio transcription) I've loved and lost again Oh, what a crazy world we're livin' in True love has no chance to win I've loved and lost again I ask you what chance have I When each love I meet just makes me cry He loves awhile then says goodbye I've loved and lost again CHORUS: To be true to one alone Don't seem to matter anymore They tell you you're out of style Unless you've had three or four REPEAT FIRST VERSE REPEAT CHORUS REPEAT FIRST VERSE Dear God Written by V.F. Stewart (As released by Patsy Cline 12/15/58) I go to church on a Sunday The vows that I make I break them on Monday The rest of the week I do as I please Then come Sunday morning I pray on my knees (Chorus) Dear God I know I'm not worthy But I need you so Please won't you hurry And help me turn back from The path I have trod You'll never be sorry Dear God Each day we read in the paper Of the carryin's on Of some of our neighbors We're sinnin', and lyin', And forgetting the faith Then we have the nerve To ask is it to late (Repeat chorus) Walkin' After Midnight Written by Don Hecht and Alan Block (First recorded by Patsy Cline November 8, 1956. Also recorded August 25, 1961.) I go out walkin' after midnight Out in the moonlight Just like we used to do I'm always walkin' after midnight searchin' for you I walk for miles along the highway Well, that's just my way Of sayin' I love you I'm always walkin' after midnight, searchin' for you CHORUS: I stop to see a weepin' willow Cryin' on his pillow Maybe he's cryin' for me And as the skies turn gloomy Night winds whisper to me I'm lonesome as I can be I go out walkin' after midnight Out in the moonlight Just hopin' you may be Somewhere a-walkin' after midnight, searchin' for me REPEAT CHORUS REPEAT LAST VERSE Fingerprints Written by Don Hecht, W.O. Fleener and W.S. Stevenson (As recorded by Patsy Cline 4/24/57) I feel the fingerprints That you left on my heart You played a game of love And then you said we had to part You left me all alone And as the teardrops start I feel the fingerprints Of sorrow on my heart I know you didn't mean to be unkind And hurt me so And you've made up your mind But I just thought you ought to know That when the day is thru I think of only you I sit alone and dream And think of things we didn't do Now I am all alone And as the teardrops start I feel the fingerprints That you left on my heart And when the day is thru I think of only you I sit alone and dream And think of things we didn't do Now I am all alone And as the teardrops start I feel the fingerprints That you left on my heart A Stranger In My Arms Written by Charlotte White, Patsy Cline and Mary Lu Jeans (As recorded by Patsy Cline 4/24/57) Tho' you try you can't conceal it Love has only brought us storms I can see your eyes revealin' Your a stranger in my arms Say goodbye to our romancing We have lost the flame that warms Tho' I hold you while we're dancing Your a stranger in my arms Every story has an ending This is where our story ends Please don't hurt me by pretending For lovers never can be friends Thru the years your love will haunt me And I'll dream about your charms Still I know you'll never want me Your a stranger in my arms (Repeat last two verses) Your a stranger in my arms Try again Written by Bob Summers and Jerry Le Fors (As released by Patsy Cline May 27, 1957) Try again, don't feel blue Try again I've been thru feelin blue Same as you I've been broken-hearted And cried the whole night thru Sorry now we've parted Cause no one else will do Try again, so they say Try again Say goodbye to the tear in your eye Somethin' seems to tell me That we could love again Try again, says my heart Try again (Repeat last verse) Then You'll Know Patsy Cline (With Love) You don't know the meaning Of the words, "I love you so," But when you've found your one love, Then you'll know. You don't know the heartache, Or the laughter you'll forgo, Until you've lost that one love, Then you'll know. Now, you pretend to care for me, But honey, if you do, Why don't you give the kind of kiss I always give to you? So, I've just made my mind up, Even though my tears will flow: Go on and find a new love. Then you'll know. Now, you pretend to care for me, But honey, if you do, Why don't you give the kind of kiss I always give to you? So, I've just made my mind up, Even though my tears will flow: Go on and find a new love. Then you'll know. Then you'll know! Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson (As released by Patsy Cline August 12, 1957) Two cigarettes in an ashtray My love and I, in a small caf?BR> Then a stranger came along And everything went wrong Now there's three cigarettes in the ashtray I watched her take him from me And his love is no longer my own Now they are gone And I sit alone And watch one cigarette burn away He Will Do For You Written by V.F. Stewart (As released by Patsy Cline 12/15/58) Once my soul was in sin And my heart was in shame I didn't know Jesus Not even His name Then I heard a voice say Won't you come unto me And He will do for you What He's done for me Give Him a chance And let Him show you He'll answer when you call His love is the sweetest His promise is free For He will do for you What He's done for me Give Him a chance And let Him prove it His love is best of all Give Him a chance And let Him show you He'll answer when you call His love is sweetest His promise is free For He will do for you What He's done for me A Poor Man's Roses Written by Bob Hilliard and Milton Delugg (As recorded by Patsy Cline November 8, 1956) I must make up my mind today What to have, what to hold A poor man's roses Or a rich man's gold One's as wealthy as a king in a palace Tho' he's callous and cold He may learn to give his heart for love Instead of buyin' it with gold Then the poor man's roses And the thrill when we kiss Will be memories of paradise That I'll never miss And yet the hand that brings the rose tonight Is the hand I will hold For the rose of love means more to me More than any rich man's gold Hungry For Love Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson (As recorded by Patsy Cline 5/23/57) I'm hungry for love Like a hobo for food Like the devil hunts for bad Like the angel looks for good I've been oh, so lonesome Your letters aren't enough My arms will welcome you home, dear I'm hungry for love I've cried so many tears, dear Sweetheart, since you've been gone I hope that you forgive me I'll admit that I was wrong I won't try to change you I miss you much to much Darlin' please come home I'm hungry for love I Can't Forget Written by W.S. Stevenson and Carl Belew I can't forget you I've got these memories of you I can't forget you I'll always be loving you Once we were happy We were so carefree and gay Then something happened And you went away I can't forget you Please tell me what must I do My memories haunt me Because I'll always love you Where are you darlin' Are you with someone new I can't forget you I'll always be loving you I can't forget you I've got these memories of you I can't forget you I'll always be loving you I can't forget you Please tell me what must I do My memories haunt me Because I'll always love you Where are you darlin' Are you with someone new I can't forget you I'll always be loving you That Wonderful Someone Written by Gertrude Burg (As recorded by Patsy Cline 5/23/57) That wonderful Someone Who makes the stars all shine Who fashioned the mountains To reach to the sky Who brings each tomorrow Who hears every prayer In sunshine or sorrow If you call He'll be there That wonderful Someone Who makes the flowers grow Who paints ev'ry sunset With colors that glow Look all around you And these wonders you'll see Designed by that Someone For you and for me That wonderful Someone Who makes the flowers grow Who paints ev'ry sunset With colors that glow Look all around you And these wonders you'll see Designed by that Someone For you and for me Stop The World And Let Me Off Written by Carl Belew and W.S. Stevenson (As released by Patsy Cline 1/13/58) Round n' around n' around Round n' around n' around Round n' around n' around And around and around (Chorus) Oh stop the world and let me off I'm tired of goin' round n' round I played the game of love and lost So stop the world and let me off My heart is shattered can't you see 'Cause you no longer care for me But someday I'm sure you'll see Loving you did this to me My dream world tumbled to the ground The one I love has let me down I lost the wonder of his kiss How could he leave me here like this (Repeat chorus) Lock all this burning up inside I know his love for me has died I lost the wonder of his kiss How could he leave me here like this If I Could See The World (Through The Eyes Of A Child) Written by Sammy Masters, Richard Pope and Tex Satterwhite (As released by Patsy Cline 9/9/58) If I could see the world Thru the eyes of a child What a wonderful world this would be There'd be no trouble and no strife Just a big happy life With a bluebird in every tree (Chorus) I could see right, no wrong I could see good, no bad I could see all the good things In life I've never had If I could see the world Thru the eyes of a child What a wonderful world this would be If I could see the world Thru the eyes of a child Smiling faces would greet me all the while Like a lovely work of art It would warm my weary heart Just to see thru the eyes of a child Cry Not For Me Cry not for me, my love, When I am far away, There's nothing more to say, Cry not for me. Cry not for me, my love, You've found another thrill, And though I love you still, Cry not for me. Love is a golden rose That grows within your heart, Unless the petals fade And fall apart. Cry not for me, sweetheart, But if a tear should start, Cry not, my broken heart, Cry not for me! Unless the petals fade And fall apart. Cry not for me, sweetheart, But if a tear should start, Cry not, my broken heart, Cry not for me! Just Out Of Reach (of My Two Open Arms) Love that runs away from me Dreams that just won't let me be Blues that keep on both'rin' me Chains that just won't set me free Too far away from you and all your charms Just out of reach of my two open arms Each night in dreams I see your face Mem'ries time cannot erase Then I awake and find you've gone I'm so blue, I'm all alone So far away from lips so sweet and warm Just out of reach of my two open arms (That lonesome feeling all the time) (Knowing you cannot be mine) Dreams that hurt me in my sleep Vows that we could never keep Too far away from lips so sweet and warm Just out of reach of my two open arms Never No More Never no more will I be all alone, Never no more will I be a stay-at-home, Cause I've got me somebody who makes me happy when I'm blue. Never no more will I cry for him, Never no more will I try for him, Cause I've got me somebody who makes me happy when I'm blue. I've been all around, I painted the town, Saw all the old faces and all the old places that he used to know ~ But all that is past, got someone at last Who makes me so happy that never no more will I ever, never be blue. No, never no more will I ever see him, Never no more, now that I'm free of him, Cause I've got me somebody who makes me happy when I'm blue. Never no more will I ever see him, Never no more, now that I'm free of him, Cause I've got me somebody who makes me happy when I'm blue. Walkin' Dream Written by Hal Willis and Ginger Willis (As recorded by Patsy Cline, 12/13/57) Walk walk walk Walk walk walk A walkin' dream I dreamed about you A walkin' dream Can't do without you Lovely dream Just can't forget you 'Cause your so dreamy Peach n' creamy Walkin' dream Now keep on a walkin' Keep on a talkin' And I'll do my best To make the rest Of this lovely dream come true A walkin' dream I want you near me Walkin' dream Can't you hear me A lovely dream A won't you love me 'Cause your so lovey Turtle dovey A walkin' dream A walkin' dream My heart is yearnin' Walkin' dream My lips are burnin' A lovely dream Of love I'm learnin' Cause your surprisin' Tantilizin', walkin' dream Now keep on a walkin' Keep on a talkin' And I'll do my best To make the rest Of this lovely dream come true A walkin' dream I want you near me A walkin' dream Can't you hear me Lovely dream Won't you love me 'Cause your so lovey Turtle dovey, walkin' dream Cause your so lovey Turtle dovey, walkin' dream In Care Of The Blues Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson (As recorded by Patsy Cline, 5/23/57) Now, baby if you're needin' me The way that I been needin' you Well, drop me a line Sayin' honey you'll be mine Write me in care of the blues I hope that you've been missin' me The way that I've been missin' you I shouldn't have let you go Because I miss you so Write me in care of the blues Give that postman your letter And he'll know what to do He'll bring your letter to me And a plane will bring me to you Now, baby if you're needin' me The way that I been needin' you Just drop me a line Sayin' honey you'll be mine Write me in care of the blues (Repeat last two verses) Write me in care of the blues Turn The Cards Slowly Written by Sammy Masters (As released by Patsy Cline November 5, 1955) Turn the cards slowly while you're dealin', darlin' Please don't double-deal to win my heart Turn the cards slowly while you're dealin', darlin' Don't go breakin' rules right from the start The ramblin', gamblin', reckless way you treat my heart's a sin Each night down on my knees I pray your gamblin' ways will end Turn the cards slowly while you're dealin', darlin' And if you stack the deck, then I'll move on (Repeat both verses) Turn the cards slowly while you're dealin', darlin', And if you stack the deck, then I'll move on Lovesick Blues Written by Irving Mills and Cliff Friend (As released by Patsy Cline 3/7/60) Got a feelin' cause I'm blue, oh, Lord Since my daddy said goodbye I don't know what I'm gonna do All I do is sit and cry, oh, Lord That last long day he said goodbye Oh, Lord, I thought I would die He'll do ya, he'll do me, he's got that kinda lovin' But, Lord, I love to hear him when he calls me sweet baby What a beautiful dream I hate to think it all over I lost my heart it seems I've grown so used to that man, somehow And I'm nobody's sugar-baby now 'Cause I'm lonesome I got the lovesick blues Now I'm in love, I'm in love with a wonderful guy That's what's the matter with me Well, I'm in love, I'm in love with a wonderful guy But he don't care about me Well, I tried and I tried to keep him satisfied But he just wouldn't stay But now that he is leavin', this is all I've got to say I got a feelin' cause I'm blue, oh Lord, since my daddy said goodbye I don't know what I'm gonna do I lost my heart it seems I've grown so used to that man, somehow And I'm nobody's sugar-baby now 'Cause I'm lonesome I got the lovesick blues I've grown so used to that man, and how And I'm nobody's sugar-baby now 'Cause I'm lonesome I got the lovesick blues