Patsy Cline - Love Letters in the Sand video free download

James Greenfield

I prefer Patsy's version of this song over Pat Boones, I grew up with Pat's version and really love it but when I heard Patsy do it I forgot all about Pat.

Borg clone

like Pat Boone better

James Greenfield

This song was released on April 27th, 1964 making it recorded probably at her last session on Feb. 7, 1963. Patsy died on March 5th, 1963 in a plane crash in Camden, Tenn.

JOSE HENRIQUE DE ROSA DE ROSA

WONDERFUL!

Lawrence Kreger

*Love Letters In The Sand*You made a vow that you would always be true

Rich Miller

*Love Letters In The Sand*You made a vow that you would always be true

Ellison Holley

Never knew she sang this I knew that Pat Boone did but not Patsy. Beautiful arrangement.

Danny Perdaen

MY GREAT GRANDFATHER WROTE THIS SONG IN LIVERPOOL BUT SOLD IT IN 1931 TO A GUY IN THE PUB FOR 5 SHILLINGS 

bruce werner

I never heard a "Patsy" song that I thought was anything but belonging to her. Even dog songs came to life with her, and ones like this just had her name on it. I guess I'm a hopeless Patsy fan, can't change, don't want to, been that way over 50 years.

Crag Jensen

How can anyone even compare Pat Boone to the great Patsy Cline?

Manolo Layne

great singer in need of her records

Meade Skelton

As a fellow Virginian, I love Patsy to death... But I have to say I much prefer Pat Boone's version. He sang it more relaxed with just enough feeling, but she had the tendency to over emote it on some songs (not all).

jeannine provencher

très bien cette chanteuse dommage qu'elle soit decèder si jeune bravo patsy

soulierinvestments

Fifty years ago today 5 February 1963

SmokieMac

Patsy could sing the scale and make it sound beautiful, but I don't think this is all that good. Maybe that's why it wasn't released initially. Very much a formula cover. Perfectly executed but not inspired. No offense intended to Patsy or her fans.

Bevin Chu

Anybody know the recording date?

Dwight Turner

Okay, Pat Boone did a great job on this song, but Patsy's version is my favorite. He voice brought more passion to the words.

Ron DeBrule

"Love Letters In The Sand"(Words by Nick and Charles Kenny, Music by J. Fred Coots)On a day like todayWe pass the time awayWriting love letters in the sandHow you laughed when I criedEach time I saw the tideTake our love letters from the sandYou made a vow that you would ever be trueBut somehow that vow meant nothing to youNow my broken heart achesWith every wave that breaksOver love letters in the sand[Whistlin']Now my broken heart achesWith every wave that breaksOver love letters in the sandPatsy Cline - Love Letters in the Sand

jtls8

Beautiful version!!!

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