Patsy Cline Lyrics     Patsy Cline was one of the greatest country singers of all time. She helped inspire and influence women musicians everywhere to stand up and be counted in the country and western music world above and beyond Nashville. Although her deeply romantic recordings and haunting voice can induce a chill up the spine, it was Cline's untimely death on March 5th, 1963 that helped create the kind of myth that can immortalize any country singer (see Hank Williams or Gram Parsons). Between 1955 and 1960, Cline recorded almost twenty singles. Out of these songs, only "Walkin' After Midnight" became a hit. After 1960 she stopped experimenting with Rockabilly and stiff ballads that better suited Kitty Wells and Brenda Lee. The fact that this time also marked a break with a binding publishing contract seemed to affect her singing greatly. Free of legal and artistic strife, Cline's vocals seemed to loosen up with confidence on songs she had longed to sing, such as "Crazy" and "I Fall to Pieces." The latter peaked at number one on the country charts and crossed over to fall in at number twelve on the pop charts. Cline was in line to continue recording Country Pop chart crossovers, until her untimely death in a plane crash at thirty-years-old: two years into the birth of her superstardom. The emotional playing and singing on her recordings has been emulated by and inspirational to everyone from Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson to the Screaming Sirens and k.d. lang. Download Patsy Cline MP3s here Buy rare Patsy Cline vinyl records, CDs and rare music albums: 12 Greatest Hits A Legend Always Best Of Patsy Cline Crazy    Greatest Hits Heartaches Let The Teardrops Fall Never To Be Forgotten    Patsy Cline Sentimentally Yours Showcase Walkin After Midnight

Patsy Cline Song Lyric: Come On In Written by V.F. Stewart (As released by Patsy Cline February 5, 1956) Come on in and sit right down And make yourself at home If I had one wish, I wish I could Go back to my old neighborhood Where the good folks they all love you as their own Then I'd go over to my neighbor's house Knock on the door 'n they'd all sing out Come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home I'd sing their praises long and loud 'Cause their all my folks and I'm mighty proud Of the little old town back home where I was born I wish that I could hear them say In the good old-fashioned, friendly way Come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home Well, they don't lock their doors at night 'Cause they all know they're a-doin' right And the good Lord's bound to have them for his own If I'd go back to hear them pray In the little pine church, they all would say Come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home When I was a child of only three I said my prayers at my mother's knee And I knew right then from God I'd never roam When I get my summons on the Judgment Day I hope I can hear my Savior say Come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home Now, come on in and sit right down And make yourself at home... Get This Ringtone A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye A Poor Man's Roses A Poor Man's Roses (Or A Rich Man's Gold) A Poor Man’s Roses A Stranger In My Arms Ain't No Wheels On This Ship Always Anytime Back In Baby's Arms Back in Baby’s Arms Bill Bailey Won’t You Please Come Home Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home Blue Blue Moon Of Kentucky Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye Come On In Crazy Crazy Arms Crazy Dreams Cry Not For Me Dear God Does Your Heart Beat For Me Don't Ever Leave Me Don’t Ever Leave Me Again Down By The Riverside Faded Love Fingerprints Foolin’ ’round For Rent Got A Lotta Rhythm In My Soul Patsy Cline lyrics page: 1 2 3 4

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