Biography:
Hank Thompson (September 3, 1925 – November 6, 2007) was a country-western music entertainer whose career spanned six decades, and who has sold over 60 million records worldwide.
Thompson's musical style, characterized as Honky Tonk Swing, is a mixture of big-band instrumentation, fiddle and steel guitar that supports his distinctive, gravelly baritone vocals on songs he often writes himself. His backing band, The Brazos Valley Boys, was voted the No.1 Country Western Band for 14 years in a row by Billboard Magazine.
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I wandered alone one night
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I met you where lights were bright
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And people were care free and gay
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You were the beautiful lady in blue
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I was in heaven just waltzing with you
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You thrilled me with strange delight
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Then softly you stole away
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I dream of that night with you
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Lady when first we met
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We danced in a world of blue
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How can my heart forget
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Blue were the skies and blue were your eyes
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Come back blue lady come back
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Don't be blue any more
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Till I heard an orchestra play
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I met you where lights were bright
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And people were care free and gay
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You were the beautiful lady in blue
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I was in heaven just waltzing with you
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You thrilled me with strange delight
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Then softly you stole away
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I dream of that night with you
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Lady when first we met
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We danced in a world of blue
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How can my heart forget
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Blue were the skies and blue were your eyes
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Just like the blue skirt you wore
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Come back blue lady come back
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Don't be blue any more
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