Indiana Waltz
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Indiana Waltz
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Beneath the stars we heard two guitars playing indiana waltz
And just by chance i asked you to dance to the indiana waltz
I loved you then my heart stood still i love you now i always will
I’ll thank the stars and playing guitars for the indiana waltz
I have you near my heart stood still i love you now i always will
I’ll thank the stars and playing guitars for the indiana waltz
Beneath the stars we heard two guitars playing indiana waltz
And just by chance i asked you to dance to the indiana waltz
I loved you then my heart stood still i love you now i always will
I’ll thank the stars and playing guitars for the indiana waltz
I have you near my heart stood still i love you now i always will
I’ll thank the stars and playing guitars for the indiana waltz
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Jack Scott performs "Indiana Waltz", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Scott catalog on LyroVerse.
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