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Buck Owens – Think of Me

Reached number one on the country charts and stayed at the top for six weeks, spent a total of twenty weeks on the country charts.

Buck Owens – Think of Me, is a 1966 single by Buck Owens. The single reached number one on the country charts and stayed at the top for six weeks. «Think of Me» spent a total of twenty weeks on the country charts. «Think of Me» also made the Hot 100.
Buck Owens - Think of Me
Cover Single Buck Owens Capitol 1966
Buck Owens – Think of Me
From the album Open Up Your Heart
B-side «Heart of Glass»
Released May 2, 1966
Genre Country
Length 2:15
Label Capitol
Songwriter(s) Don Rich Estella Olson
Producer(s) Ken Nelson

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Buck Owens – Think of Me Lyrics

Think of me when you’re lonely
Think of me when you’re blue
Think of me when you’re far away
And I’ll be thinking of you
Remember all of the good times
We had in days gone by
Remember all of the sadness
The day you said goodbye
You told me you would be leavin’
But you wouldn’t be gone too long
Now I hope and pray with each new day
That you’ll come a-travelin’ home
Think of me when you’re lonely
Think of me when you’re blue
Think of me when you’re far away
And I’ll be thinking of you
I watch the mailman comin’
I wait by the telephone
I meet the trains down at the station
And I spend my nights alone
But now the waitin’ is over
And Time has set the scene
‘Cos God meant me for only you
And he meant you for me
Think of me when you’re lonely
Think of me when you’re blue
Think of me when you’re far away
And I’ll be thinking of you

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Single Buck Owens Capitol 1966
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