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Re: Rythmes I learnt on my Grandda’s Knee

Forty coats
I remember Guy Mitchell but not msinging that song
donald

Re: Rythmes I learnt on my Grandda’s Knee

How’s abouts:


A crowd stood around you
The night when I found you
They each wanted you
In the old homing waltz

Though you never knew me
You smiled and came to me
And I found you mine
In the old homing waltz

This sweet melody
That brought you to me
Will linger forever
In my memory

I found what I prayed for
The arms I was made for
The night when we danced
To the old homing waltz.

This was sung in the fifties, I believe, by Vera Lynn and also, Frankie Valentine, whoever he was, though I can renpmember his name somehow.

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