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Ray Price – The Same Old Me

Was Ray Price's fourth #1 on the country chart spending two weeks at the top and a total of thirty weeks on the chart.

Ray Price – The Same Old Me, was Ray Price’s fourth #1 on the country chart spending two weeks at the top and a total of thirty weeks on the chart. The single’s B-side, entitled, “Under Your Spell Again” peaked at #5 on the country chart.
Guy Mitchell released a cover of this song in 1960. It reached #51 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Ray Price - The Same Old Me
B-Side Single Ray Price Columbia 1959
Ray Price – The Same Old Me
Single by Ray Price
B-side “Under Your Spell Again”
Released 1959
Genre Country
Songwriter(s) Fuzzy Owen

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The Same Old Me Lyrics

When i saw you with your new love today
It hurt me in an old familiar way
And i know there is nothin’ i can do
But i’ll always be here waiting just for you
With the same two arms still missin’ you
And the same old heart still bein’ true
And the same two lips they still belong to you
And the same old me keeps lovin’ you
(fiddle solo, then steel solo)
I have tried everything to drive you from my heart
But the memory of you makes me feel so blue
And with every heartbeat i can feel the teardrops start
So you’ll always find me waiting here for you
With the same two arms still missin’ you
And the same old heart still bein’ true
And the same two lips they still belong to you
And the same old me keeps lovin’ you

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Ray Price - The Same Old Me
Single Ray Price Columbia 1959

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