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(POP) Frankie Carle (Marjorie Hughes) - Oh! What It Seemed To Be

Frankie Carle (Marjorie Hughes) - Oh! What It Seemed To Be (1946)

It was just a neighborhood dance
That's all that it was
But, oh, what it seemed to be
It was like a masquerade ball
With costumes and all
'Cause you were at the dance with me
It was just a ride on a train
That's all that it was
But, oh, what it seemed to be
It was like a trip to the stars
To Venus and Mars
'Cause you were on the train with me
And when I kissed you, darling
It was more than just a thrill for me
It was the promise, darling
Of the things that fate had willed for me
It was just a wedding in June
That's all that it was
But, oh, what it seemed to be
It was like a royal affair
With everyone there
'Cause you said 'Yes, I do' to me

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(COUNTRY) Merle Travis - Cincinnati Lou

Merle Travis - Cincinnati Lou (1946)

(COUNTRY) Al Dexter - Wine, Women And Song

Al Dexter - Wine, Women And Song (1946)

(COUNTRY) Merle Travis - No Vacancy

Merle Travis - No Vacancy (1946)

All along the road of life I roam,
Lookin' for a place to call my own,
Not a fancy mansion or a bungalow for me.
Ev'rywhere I go I seem to find
Hangin' on the door that same old sign,
And my heart beats slower when I read on the door, "No Vacancy."
CHORUS: No Vacancy, No Vacancy --
All along the line it's the same old sign waitin' for me.
No Vacancy, No Vacancy --
And my heart beats slower when I read on the door,
"No Vacancy."

Not so long ago when the bullets screamed,
Many was the happy dream I dreamed
Of a little nest where I could rest when the world was free.
Now the mighty war over there is won,
Troubles and trials have just begun
As I face that terrible enemy sign, "No Vacancy."

Brother, if you live a life of ease,
Better take a moment on your knees;
Thank the Lord above for all His love, then think of me,
Livin' in a world of greed and hate,
Hoping ev'ry day the hand of fate
Will remove that sign that's a-hangin' on the door, "No Vacancy." 

(COUNTRY) Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys - New Spanish Two Step

Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys - New Spanish Two Step (1946)