Biography:
Ed Bruce (born William Edwin Bruce Jr. on 29 December 1939; died 8 January 2021) was an American country music songwriter, singer and actor. He is remembered for writing the 1975 song "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" and recording the 1982 country number one hit "You're the Best Break This Old Heart Ever Had". He also co-starred in the television series Bret Maverick with James Garner during the 1981-82 season.
Bruce was born in Keiser, Arkansas and grew up in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Angeline Would You Like To Dance Again – Ed Bruce
Original is in E, but capo at 2 to make it easier
Song can be heard here: https://youtu.be/57onyu7uAtc
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
Here we are dancin' in a blue cozy light
A
Two total strangers unknown
A
I'm not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
I don't think it's necessary I should know
[Verse]
D
I won't look at your finger don't look at mine
D G
We'll keep all the questions to ourselves
D
All we need to do is exchange our first names
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Verse]
D
Here we are wakin' hours after dawn
A
Two total strangers yesterday
A
I'm still not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
Cause it's too late to matter anyway
[Verse]
D
I haven't looked at your finger I don't guess you've looked at mine
G
We kept all the questions to ourselves
G D
I'm not gonna ask your number but I'm always there by ten
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Outro]
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
Original is in E, but capo at 2 to make it easier
Song can be heard here: https://youtu.be/57onyu7uAtc
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
Here we are dancin' in a blue cozy light
A
Two total strangers unknown
A
I'm not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
I don't think it's necessary I should know
[Verse]
D
I won't look at your finger don't look at mine
D G
We'll keep all the questions to ourselves
D
All we need to do is exchange our first names
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Verse]
D
Here we are wakin' hours after dawn
A
Two total strangers yesterday
A
I'm still not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
Cause it's too late to matter anyway
[Verse]
D
I haven't looked at your finger I don't guess you've looked at mine
G
We kept all the questions to ourselves
G D
I'm not gonna ask your number but I'm always there by ten
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Outro]
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
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