X: 1
T: MRS. ST. JOHN'S WALTZ
C: Bob McQuillen 22 Feb 93
B: Bob's Note Book 9 #81
R: waltz
Z: 2018 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: F
FA \
| "F"c2 cd cB | A2 c2 fg | a2 ag fa | "Bb"gf d2 de \
| f2 de fg | "F"f2 c2 Ac | "Bb"d2 c3 A | "C7"c4 FA |
| "F"c2 cd cB | A2 c2 fg | "F"a2 ag fa | "Bb"gf d2 de \
| f2 de fg | "F"f2 c2 Ac | "B b"d2 f3 g | "F"f4 :|
|: fg \
| "F"a2 ag ab | "F7"ag f2 ag | "Bb"f2 fg fe | "F"d2 c2 AB \
| c2 cd cA | "Dm"c2 f2 fe | "G7"d2 e2 f2 | "C7" g4 fg |
| "F"a2 ag ab | "F7"ag f2 ag | "Bb"f2 fg fe | "F"d2 c2 Ac \
"Bb"d2 de fg | "F"f2 c2 ab | "C7"ag f2 e2 | "F"f4 :|
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%% I went to my first dance
%% (we called them Square Dances back then) in Francestown, and very
%% soon became a regular because it was such fun. Part of the
%% pleasure was waltzing with Mrs. St. John; she was a very very
%% large lady, but she was an absolute feather on her feet. I have
%% never known anyone who could waltz like that wonderful woman,
%% and I always looked forward to dancing with her. Perhaps, some day, in
%% a far-away place, we'll do it again. I do hope so, Mrs. St. John.
%%endtext