Lyrics
Now,
listen
while
I
tell
you
bout
a
place
I
know
Down
in
Tennessee
where
the
tall
come
grows
Hidden
from
the
world
in
a
bunch
of
piner
Wherer
the
moon's
little
bashfull
and
it
seldom
shines
Civilized
people
live
there
alright
But
they
all
go
native
on
a
Saturday
Night
Their
music
is
a
fiddle
and
a
cracked
guitar
They
get
their
kicks
from
a
old
fruit
jar
Their
do
the
boogie
to
an
old
square
dance
The
woods
are
full
of
couples
lookin'
for
romance
Somebody
takes
his
brogue
and
knocks
out
the
light
Yes,
they
all
go
native
on
a
Saturday
Night
When
they
really
get
together
there's
a
lot
a
fun
They
all
know
the
other
fellah
packs
a
gun
Ev'rybody
does
his
best
to
act
just
right
'Cause
there's
gonna
be
a
funeral
if
you
start
a
fight
They
struggle
and
they
shuffle
till
broad
daylight
Yes,
they
all
go
native
on
Saturday
Night
Well,
now
you're
heard
my
story
'bout
a
place
I
know
Down
in
Tennessee
where
the
tall
corn
grows
Hidden
from
the
world
in
a
lunch
of
pines
Where
the
moon's
a
little
basful
and
it
seldom
shines
Civilized
people
live
there
alright
But
they
all
go
native
ona
Saturday
Night
Album
Masterpieces Presents Pat Boone: Hits & Rarities, Vol. 1 (40 Tracks)
date of release
13-06-2014
1 I'll Be Home
2 Ain't That a Shame
3 Tutti-Frutti
4 Tennessee Saturday Night
5 My Heart Belongs To You
6 Until YouTell Me So
7 Loving You Madly
8 I Need Someone Like You
9 Gee Whittakers
10 At My Front Door
11 Two Hearts
12 Tra-la-la
13 Take The Time
14 No Arms Can Ever Hold You
15 Chains of Love
16 Long Tall Sally
17 Just As Long As I'm With You
18 Friendly Persuation
19 Don't Forbid Me
20 Rich In Love
21 Now I Know
22 Hoboken Baby
23 Am I Seeing Angels
24 Ev'ry Little Thing
25 Hummin' the Blues
26 Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy
27 Begin the Beguine
28 That Lucky Old Sun
29 Forgive Me
30 All I Do Is Dream of You
31 Would You Like to Take a Walk
32 Harbor Lights
33 Sunday
34 I'm In Love With You
35 With You
36 Marry Me! Marry Me!
37 Coax Me A Little
38 Without My Love
39 Five, Ten, Fifteen Hours
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