Biography:
Connie Francis (born 12 December 1938 in Newark, New Jersey, USA) is an American pop singer best known for international hit songs such as "Who's Sorry Now?," "Where The Boys Are", and "Everybody's Somebody's Fool".
Born Concetta Rosa Maria Franconero in Newark's Italian Down Neck or Ironbound section of Newark, New Jersey neighbourhood, she is considered the most prolific and popular female rock 'n' roll hit-maker of the early rock era -- the late 1950s to the early 1960s.
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Other songs:
- Who's Sorry Now?
- Aint That A Shame
- Among My Souvenirs
- Breakin In A Brand New Broken Heart
- Breaking In A Brand New Broken Heart
- Bye Bye Love
- Carolina Moon
- Cruising Down The River
- Die Liebe Ist Ein Seltsames Spiel
- Dont Break The Heart That Loves You
- Dont Ever Leave Me
- Drop It Joe
- Everybodys Somebodys Fool
- Fallin
- Frankie
- He Thinks I Still Care
- Hes My Dreamboat
- I Almost Lost My Mind
- I Hear You Knockin
- I Love You Truly
- I Was Such A Fool To Fall In Love With You
- I Will Wait For You
- If My Pillow Could Talk
- Ill Follow The Boys
- Im Gonna Be Warm This Winter
- Im Sorry I Made You Cry
- Invierno Triste
- Johnny Darlin
- Johnny Darling
- Just A Dream
- Lipstick On Your Collar
- Lollipop Lips
- Many Tears Ago
- My Best Friend Barbara
- My Happiness
- My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own
- No One
- Oh Lonesome Me
- On The Outside Looking In
- Plenty Good Lovin
- Pretty Little Baby
- Second Hand Love
- Singin The Blues
- Somebody Else Is Taking My Place
- Someone Elses Boy
- Stupid Cupid
- Teddy
- Telephone Lover
- The Tennessee Waltz
- Together
- Too Many Rules
- Torn Between Two Lovers
- Tweedlee
- Vacation
- We Have Something More
- When The Boy In Your Arms
- Where The Boys Are
- Whos Sorry Now
- Wishing It Was You
- You Always Hurt The One You Love
- You Were Only Fooling
- Your Other Love
- Youre Gonna Miss Me
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The Tennessee Waltz - Connie Francis.
Hit the charts in 1959.(***I believe Francis sang only
Verses #1 & #2 plus CHORUS:#1, and repeated them.
I added the other verse(#3) and chorus(#2.) in case anyone
was interested. The chords are my version.)
#1.
E E7 A
I was dancin' with my darlin to the Tennessee Waltz
E C#m F# B
When an old friend I happened to see.
E E7 A
I introduced him to my darlin' and while they were dancin'
E A B E
my friend stole my sweetheart from me.
CHORUS:#1.
E E7 A E
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
C#m F# B
cause I know just how much I have lost.
E E7 A
Yes I lost my little darlin' the night they were playin'
E A B E
That beautiful Tennessee Waltz.
#2.
E E7 A
Now I wonder how a dance like the Tennessee Waltz
E C#m F# B
Could have broken my heart so complete.
E E7 A
Well, I couldn't blame my darlin', and who could help fallin'
E A B E
In love with my darlin' so sweet.
CHORUS:#2.
E E7 A E
Well it must be the fault of the Tennessee Waltz
C#m F# B
Wish I'd known just how much it would cost.
E E7 A
But I didn't see it comin', it's all over but the cryin',
E A B E
Blame it all on the Tennessee Waltz.
#3.
E E7 A
He goes dancin' with the darkness to the Tennessee Waltz,
E C#m F# B
and I feel like I'm falling apart.
E E7 A
and it's stronger than drink and it's deeper than sorrow,
E A B E
this darkness he left in my heart.
CHORUS:#1.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Hit the charts in 1959.(***I believe Francis sang only
Verses #1 & #2 plus CHORUS:#1, and repeated them.
I added the other verse(#3) and chorus(#2.) in case anyone
was interested. The chords are my version.)
#1.
E E7 A
I was dancin' with my darlin to the Tennessee Waltz
E C#m F# B
When an old friend I happened to see.
E E7 A
I introduced him to my darlin' and while they were dancin'
E A B E
my friend stole my sweetheart from me.
CHORUS:#1.
E E7 A E
I remember the night and the Tennessee Waltz
C#m F# B
cause I know just how much I have lost.
E E7 A
Yes I lost my little darlin' the night they were playin'
E A B E
That beautiful Tennessee Waltz.
#2.
E E7 A
Now I wonder how a dance like the Tennessee Waltz
E C#m F# B
Could have broken my heart so complete.
E E7 A
Well, I couldn't blame my darlin', and who could help fallin'
E A B E
In love with my darlin' so sweet.
CHORUS:#2.
E E7 A E
Well it must be the fault of the Tennessee Waltz
C#m F# B
Wish I'd known just how much it would cost.
E E7 A
But I didn't see it comin', it's all over but the cryin',
E A B E
Blame it all on the Tennessee Waltz.
#3.
E E7 A
He goes dancin' with the darkness to the Tennessee Waltz,
E C#m F# B
and I feel like I'm falling apart.
E E7 A
and it's stronger than drink and it's deeper than sorrow,
E A B E
this darkness he left in my heart.
CHORUS:#1.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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