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Artist: Pee Wee King
Canonical path: /pee-wee-king/waltz-of-the-alamo
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Waltz Of The Alamo
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Waltz Of The Alamo
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While my love held me tight
I was dancing one night
To the waltz of the Alamo
I heard bells softly chime
As she vowed to be mine
To the waltz of the Alamo
Came the dawn bright and gay
I hurried away
Now I dream of old San Antonio
Someone new in my arms
Makes me yearn for her charm
And the waltz of the old Alamo
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