Biografia:
Roy Claxton Acuff (September 15, 1903 – November 23, 1992) was an American country musician known around the world as the "King of Country Music".
Roy Acuff was born in Maynardville, Tennessee, to Ida Carr and Simon E. Neil Acuff (a Baptist preacher, judge and tenant farmer), the third of their five children. Originally, Acuff didn't plan to be a singer. Acuff sang in the church choir as a schoolboy, but he was more interested in sports, particularly baseball.
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Roy Acuff - I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget
C F
You ask me to forgive you little darling
G7 C
To forget that our plans were upset
F
I try oh so hard not to remember
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
Somewhere I hope you are happy
G7 C
And I hope your heart holds no regrets
F
Each night I pray the Love to watch o'er you
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
The sadness of our parting still lingers
G7 C
My eyes from tears are still wet
F
I'll always love you forever
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
Now that you've left me for another
G7 C
What a pity that we ever met
F
For life's not worth living without you
G7 C
I’ll forgive you but I can't forget
C F
You ask me to forgive you little darling
G7 C
To forget that our plans were upset
F
I try oh so hard not to remember
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
Somewhere I hope you are happy
G7 C
And I hope your heart holds no regrets
F
Each night I pray the Love to watch o'er you
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
The sadness of our parting still lingers
G7 C
My eyes from tears are still wet
F
I'll always love you forever
G7 C
I'll forgive you but I can't forget
F
Now that you've left me for another
G7 C
What a pity that we ever met
F
For life's not worth living without you
G7 C
I’ll forgive you but I can't forget
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