Hank Locklin
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Kentucky Waltz

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Kentucky Waltz

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We were waltzin' that night in Kentucky beneath that beautiful harvest moon

I was a boy that was lucky but it all ended too soon

As I sit here alone in the moonlight I can see your smiling face

And I long once more for your embrace and that beautiful Kentucky Waltz

[ piano ]

As I sit here alone...

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