Pueblo waltz
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Pueblo waltz
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Sunrise comes and I don't know why
living loves and the day does fly
soon the moon and baby and I
will be lyin' side by side
How many of your skies are blue?
How much of your love is true?
Where to get them eyes of green?
I'm knowin' you know just what I mean
If I have to go I won't be long
maybe we'll move to Tennessee
leave these Texas blues behind
see Susanna and Guy
Well, I'm in this cold room all alone
I guess I'll try the telephone
it'll be busy or she won't be home
tomorrow is another day
Sunrise comes and I don't know why
living loves and the day does fly
soon the moon and baby and I
will be lyin' side by side
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