San Antonio Stroll - Tanya Tucker Verse 1: [C] When I was a child down in [D7] South Caroline Soon's the [F] Saturday [G7] sun went on [C] down My folks and sister would go and leave me [D7] home all alone Going [F] to that big [G7] square dance in [C] town Verse 2: Well my [Am] old radio would play that [Em] old opry show So I [F] never got [G7] lonesome or [C] blue I'd fall [Am] asleep in my chair and dream that [Em] I was right there Just [D7] singing the whole night [G7] through |Chorus: |When my [C] folks would come home |They'd be [D7] humming a song |Mama'd [F] smile and say [G7] child don't you [Am] know |There ain't a [F] thing in this world to make you |[C] Fall in love girl [Am] like the [D7] San Ant[G7]onio [C] Stroll Verse 3: Well the day finally come when my [D7] mama said hun It's 'bout [F] time you came [G7] with us as [C] well Well I had me a time yes I [D7] danced all the night Till they rang that old [G7] cracked midnight [C] bell Verse 4: Then the [Am] lights went down low The fiddler [Em] picked up his bow And he [F] played something [G7] stately and [C] slow And my [Am] sister Irene and her [Em] husband to be |Chorus: |They held [D7] hands and began to [G7] stroll |I've been [C] away for a while but it [D7] still brings a smile |When I [F] think of the [G7] way that it [Am] goes |Now I'll [F] sing it to you just so we [C] both can [A7] do |That old [D7] San Ant[G7]onio [C] Stroll Outro: Now I'll [F] sing it to you just so we [C] both can [A7] do That old [D7] San Ant[G7]onio [C] Stroll