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Joey & Rory – Waltz of the Angels

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Introduction

Listening to Joey + Rory’s rendition of “Waltz of the Angels” is like stepping into a dance of pure emotion. This timeless song, originally made famous by Wynn Stewart and later embraced by legends like George Jones, found new life in the hands of Joey and Rory. Their version is tender and soul-stirring, capturing the love and intimacy that the song’s title promises.

Joey’s ethereal vocals shine like a guiding light, bringing a gentle warmth that feels both heartfelt and hauntingly beautiful. Her delivery is unhurried, as if savoring each lyric, and paired with Rory’s understated accompaniment, it creates a feeling of being invited into an intimate moment—a memory or dream shared between lovers. The song radiates simplicity, yet it carries the weight of unspoken emotions, making it an enduring piece that resonates with anyone who has ever experienced profound love.

What makes Joey + Rory’s rendition so special is their ability to make the song personal. It’s no surprise given the couple’s authentic approach to music and life. They often chose songs that reflected their values and life experiences, and “Waltz of the Angels” is no exception. The song becomes more than just a tune—it transforms into a shared experience of love, faith, and devotion.

The arrangement is minimalistic yet powerful, highlighting Joey’s crystal-clear voice against a backdrop of gentle instrumentation. It’s a reminder that music doesn’t need bells and whistles to leave an impact—it just needs heart, and this rendition has it in abundance.

For fans of country music, “Waltz of the Angels” is more than a melody; it’s a journey through emotions that feel as timeless as the dance it describes. Joey + Rory’s interpretation gives us a moment to pause and reflect on the beauty of love in its most tender and sacred form.

This song is a gift—a timeless waltz through the corridors of the heart. Have you ever danced with someone so dear that the rest of the world melted away? That’s what Joey + Rory capture here: the feeling of being wholly present in love. Let this song sweep you off your feet and remind you of life’s most precious moments.

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Lyrics

I played a party last night for some old folks
They were dancin’ and smilin’ at me
‘cept this old man alone at a table….. as if there’s someplace that he’d rather be
So I said, “sir, can I play sometin’ for you, something special that you like to hear”
When he looked up at me he was smiling
Oh but his eyes, they couldn’t hide the tears

He said, “Play me the Waltz of the Angels
And I’ll close my eyes and pretend
Play me the Waltz of the Angels
So I can dance with my angel again”

He said, “Yes, that’s the song I remember
That’s the one that she loved the best
It was playin’ the night that I met her
And It was playin’ when we laid her to rest”

Play me the Waltz of the Angels
And I’ll close my eyes and pretend
Play me the Waltz of the Angels
So I can dance with my angel again

Play me the Waltz of the Angels
And I can close my eyes and pretend
Play me the Waltz of the Angels
So I can dance with my angel again

Let me dance with my angel again

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