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Mickey Gilley – San Antonio Rose lyrics
Deep within my heart lies a melody,
A song of old San Antone,
Where in dreams I live with a memory,
Beneath the stars all alone.
Moon in all your splendor, known only to my heart,
Call back my Rose, Rose of San Antone!
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Sing once again of my love, my own.
That moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose my Rose of San Antone.
--- Instrumental ---
The, Moon in all your splendor, known only to my heart,
Call back my Rose, Rose of San Antone!
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Speak once again of my love, my own.
Broken song, empty words I know
Still live in my heart all alone,
Well that moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose, my Rose of San Antone.
--- Instrumental ---
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Speak once again of my love, my own.
That moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose my Rose of San Antone...
A song of old San Antone,
Where in dreams I live with a memory,
Beneath the stars all alone.
Moon in all your splendor, known only to my heart,
Call back my Rose, Rose of San Antone!
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Sing once again of my love, my own.
That moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose my Rose of San Antone.
--- Instrumental ---
The, Moon in all your splendor, known only to my heart,
Call back my Rose, Rose of San Antone!
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Speak once again of my love, my own.
Broken song, empty words I know
Still live in my heart all alone,
Well that moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose, my Rose of San Antone.
--- Instrumental ---
Lips so sweet and tender, like petals fallin apart,
Speak once again of my love, my own.
That moonlit pass by the Alamo,
And Rose my Rose of San Antone...
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