Loretta Lynn

He stayed in the theater the whole time, all day long, and watched Coal Miner's Daughter over and over and over.

So when he got a chance to work with me, he says, I told him I had to go home because I said I've got to hurry because I've got to record tomorrow.

He says, well, how about me come and being the producer?

I said, well, why not?

That's how we got together.

So he was in Nashville by the time I was, and we recorded, and that's how we started.

Well, you know, I don't like to talk about the way I write songs.

I just let people hear a man or what I'm talking about.

I lie here all alone In my bed of memories I'm dreaming of your sweet kiss Oh, how you loved on me

I can almost feel you with me here in this blue moonlight.

Oh, I miss being Mrs. Tonight.

Like so many other hearts, mine wanted to be free.

I've been held here every day.

Since you've been away from me, my reflection in the mirror, it's such a hurtful sight.

Oh, I miss being Mrs. Tonight.

of an arm that once held me so tight.

I took off my wedding band and put it on my right hand.

I miss being Mrs. Tonight.

Well, not for the better.

I mean, I miss him so much, you know.