Biography:
Faron Young (February 25, 1932, near Shreveport, Louisiana – December 10, 1996), was an American country music singer, predominantly in the honky tonk genre.
Starting off singing at the local Optimist Club, Young was discovered by Webb Pierce, who brought him to star on the Louisiana Hayride radio program on KWKH in 1951.
He was drafted into the Army in late 1952, just after he was signed to Capitol Records. Nicknamed "The Hillbilly Heartthrob" and "The Singing Sheriff," he had many hits including:
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Other songs:
- After The Loving
- All Right
- Almost Dawn In Denver
- Alone With You
- Baby My Heart
- Believing It Yourself
- Big Shoes
- Country Girl
- Down Lovers Lane Alone
- Face To The Wall
- Feel Again
- Foolish Pride
- Forget The Past
- Goin Steady
- Have I Waited Too Long
- Heartache For A Keepsake
- Hello Walls
- How Can I Forget You
- I Cant Find The Time
- I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
- I Hardly Knew It Was You
- I Knew You When
- I Know Who Holds Tomorrow
- I Miss You Already
- I Miss You Already And Youre Not Even Gone
- If I Ever Fall In Love With A Honky Tonk Girl
- If Thats The Fashion
- If You Aint Lovin Then You Aint Living
- Ill Be Yours
- Is She All You Thought She Would Be
- Its A Great Life
- Its Four In The Morning
- Lifetime Isnt Long Enough
- Live Fast Love Hard Die Young
- Moment Isnt Very Long
- My Beautiful Garden Of Prayer
- Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
- Save The Last Dance For Me
- Step Aside
- Sweet Dreams
- Swingin Doors
- Wine Me Up
- You Call Everybody Darlin
- Your Times Coming
- Youre The Angel On Top Of My Christmas Tree
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[Verse]
C G7
I seem to see a shadow of heartaches and despair
F C
I seem to hear your footsteps though I know they aren't there
C7 F
Everything seems just the same except that you are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
[Verse]
G7
I hear the laughter in your voice a thing that will not die
F C
And I see the teardrops in your eyes from times I made you cry
C7 F
It's hard to realize that all these things are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
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G7 C G7 C
Perhaps someday as time goes by I'll love again and yet
D7 G7
There are some things and it takes more than a lifetime to forget
C C7 F
You brought me laughter love and joy now all these things are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
[Verse]
G7 C G7 C
And yet they tell me someday I will find myself again
D7 G7
That God above will call me from this world of appalling sin
C C7 F
That I will find true happiness and love I've never known
G7 C
And never have to walk again down lover's lane alone
C G7
I seem to see a shadow of heartaches and despair
F C
I seem to hear your footsteps though I know they aren't there
C7 F
Everything seems just the same except that you are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
[Verse]
G7
I hear the laughter in your voice a thing that will not die
F C
And I see the teardrops in your eyes from times I made you cry
C7 F
It's hard to realize that all these things are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
[Verse]
G7 C G7 C
Perhaps someday as time goes by I'll love again and yet
D7 G7
There are some things and it takes more than a lifetime to forget
C C7 F
You brought me laughter love and joy now all these things are gone
G7 C
As I walk again all by myself down lover's lane alone
[Verse]
G7 C G7 C
And yet they tell me someday I will find myself again
D7 G7
That God above will call me from this world of appalling sin
C C7 F
That I will find true happiness and love I've never known
G7 C
And never have to walk again down lover's lane alone
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