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by David Houston

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[edit]Song title: Don't Mention Tomorrow

[edit]Artist name: David Houston

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[edit]Lyrics language: English

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I know I'll be blue for a while yet till your
mem'ry finally goes I'll wait And these tears that
keep falling around me mean a rainbow is on its
way So don't mention tomorrow till I have time to
forget yesterday I'm still in a state of confusion
Find more similar lyrics on http://mp3lyrics.com/Iqvcause I'd planned a future with you And it's such
a big change for my world to turn from happy to
blue So don't mention tomorrow till I have time to
forget yesterday (Don't mention tomorrow) till I
have time to forget yesterday

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David Houston biography

Charles David Houston, born December 9, 1935, in Bossier City, Louisiana, was an American country music singer. His peak in popularity came between the mid-1960s through the early 1970s. Houston was a descendant of General Robert E. Lee{1} and Sam Houston.{2} His godfather was 1920s pop singer, Gene Austin. Like Austin, Houston lived in a house across the street from the residence of later Mayor Jack Batton in Minden, Louisiana.

As a teenager, Houston became a regular on the Louisiana Hayride,{3} and later was one of the earliest artists with National Recording Corporation in Atlanta.

In 1961, record producer, Billy Sherrill, brought Houston into the fold when Epic Records was still a young label, and Houston brought the company its first real hit with "Mountain of Love," in 1963. The song, which is different from the tune made famous by composer Harold Dorman, Johnny Rivers, and Charley Pride, rose to number two on the [Billboard Hot Country Singles .....MORE.....(full David Houston biography) ←