I saw you through a cafe window down on second avenue
The passage of time sure has been good to you
I was tempted for just a moment to run out in the street
But what do you say when two old lovers meet
You say, hello
(Hello)
How are you
You're doing well it seems
I wish I was better at bein? alone
I wish I was still in your dreams
I spent a lot of lonely hours staring at this phone of mine
Knowing your just a heart beat down the line
Once I even dialed your number, but I couldn't let it ring
What do you say to a sweet memory
You say, hello
(Hello)
How are you
You're doing well it seems
I wish I was better at bein? alone
I wish I was still in your dreams
In my favorite fantasy
You're the one who's missing me
It all comes back so easily
When I hear you say
You say, hello
(Hello)
How are you
You're doing well it seems
I wish I was better at bein? alone
I wish I was still in your dreams
I wish I was better at bein? alone
I wish I was still in your dreams
Conway Twitty, stage name of Harold Lloyd Jenkins (1933-1993), was a legendary American singer-songwriter and guitarist. Born in Arkansas, he began his musical career in the 1950s as a rockabilly artist, achieving success with the group The Imperials. In 1965, after a brief foray into country music, he embraced the pop-country style that would make him famous. With an unmistakable vocal timbre and catchy melodies, Twitty dominated the country charts for over two decades, selling millions of records and winning numerous awards. Among his most celebrated hits are "Hello Darlin'", "It's Only Make Believe" and "Tight Fittin' Jeans". Twitty is considered one of the cornerstones of modern country music, whose influence can still be felt in new generations of artists.
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