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Ed Bruce – (When You Fall in Love) Everything’s a Waltz

Reached # 14 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, remaining on the charts for a total of 15 weeks. In the Canadian RPM Country Singles & Tracks charts, It reached number # 12. The song was included in Ed's ninth studio album, One to one (MCA 1980)

“(When You Fall in Love) Everything’s a Waltz”, a song written by Ed Bruce, Patsy Bruce and Ron Peterson, was recorded by Ed Bruce for the MCA label, recorded in October 1980, in Sound Stage Studio, 10 Music Circle South, Nashville, TN, in the recording session of the album, Ed Bruce was accompanied by: Bobby Thompson (guitar), Fred Newell (guitar), Jon Goin (guitar), Pete Bordonalli (guitar), Tommy West (guitar), Bill Kenner (mandolin), Sonny Garrish (steel and dobro), Joe Allen and Steve Shaffer (bass), Kenny Malone and Bob Gelotte (drums and percussion), Buddy Spicher (fiddle), Shane Keister and Charles Cochran (keyboard). With the production of Tommy West, the song was released on July 25, 1981, and on October 3, 1981, reached # 14 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, remaining on the charts for a total of 15 weeks. In the Canadian RPM Country Singles & Tracks charts, It reached number # 12.



The song was included in Ed’s ninth studio album, One to one (MCA 1980), the album was released in early 1981, and on May 16, 1981, it reached at # 29 on the US Top Country charts Albums, remaining on the charts a total of 59 weeks.




Ed Bruce – (When You Fall in Love) Everything’s a Waltz Lyrics

We don’t dance the two-step anymore,
All we need’s a small part of the floor.
The band can go on playin’ almost anything it wants.
When you fall in love everything’s a waltz.

Eyes were meant for lookin’ into real close.
Arms were meant for holdin’ what you want the most.
Lips were meant to say what bodies feel down in their hearts.
When you fall in love everything’s a waltz.

We don’t dance the two-step anymore,
All we need’s a small part of the floor.
The band can go on playin’ almost anything it wants.
When you fall in love everything’s a waltz.

We don’t hear the music that is being played,
But all we need’s the music that our two hearts make,
Beating soft three-quarter time and we just sing along,
When you fall in love everything’s a waltz.

We don’t dance the two-step anymore,
All we need’s a small part of the floor,
The band can go on playin’ almost anything it wants.
When you fall in love everything’s a waltz.

Oh the band can go on playin’ almost anything it wants,
Cause we’re in love and everything’s a waltz.

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