Jim Reeves - The Padre Of Old San Antone

Jim Reeves

The Padre Of Old San Antone

I strolled to an old mission garden
And as I was kneeling alone
An arm gently fell on my shoulder
It was the padre of old San Antone.

We went for a walk in the garden
And as we were talking alone
He told why he came to the mission
To the mission in old San Antone.

Then the chapel bells, they rang
And an angel chorus sang
Mi amore Thea ma mio from the sky.

Then he kneeled down to pray in the garden
And whispered Mi amore mi Corazonne
Then I knew that his love was an angel
The padre of old San Antone.

--- Instrumental ---

Then the chapel bells, they rang
And an angel chorus sang
Mi amore Thea ma mio from the sky.

Then he kneeled down to pray in the garden
And whispered Mi amore mi Corazonne
Then I knew that his love was an angel
The padre of old San Antone...

Mirror lyrics:

The padre of old San Antone...
Then I knew that his love was an angel
And whispered Mi amore mi Corazonne
Then he kneeled down to pray in the garden

Mi amore Thea ma mio from the sky.
And an angel chorus sang
Then the chapel bells, they rang

--- Instrumental ---

The padre of old San Antone.
Then I knew that his love was an angel
And whispered Mi amore mi Corazonne
Then he kneeled down to pray in the garden

Mi amore Thea ma mio from the sky.
And an angel chorus sang
Then the chapel bells, they rang

To the mission in old San Antone.
He told why he came to the mission
And as we were talking alone
We went for a walk in the garden

It was the padre of old San Antone.
An arm gently fell on my shoulder
And as I was kneeling alone
I strolled to an old mission garden

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