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Mary Ann Regrets - Hank Snow
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Mary Ann Regrets Hank Snow

"Mary Ann Regrets" by Hank Snow, released in 1961, is a #Country song that explores themes of lost love, regret, and yearning. The lyrics reflect a man's sorrow over a relationship gone awry, showcasing emotional depth. Musically, it features classic country instrumentation, contributing to its poignant storytelling. The song resonates with listeners, enhancing its cultural relevance in the genre.

Mary Ann Regrets - Hank Snow
I save up my money to buy my sweetheart some flowers
For Saturday's date and I restlessly counted the hours
Then today in the mail I recieved a short little note
And I'd broke down inside at the message that her mother's wrote

Mary Ann regrets she's unable to see you again
We're leaving for Europe next week she'll be busy till then
They know that she loves me but poor boys don't fit in their plans
Goodbye true love goodbye my sweet Mary Ann

The weeks have gone by not a word have I heard since then
In the papers I read of the far away places she's been
I can't eat I can't sleep for over and over again
My mind reads that letter and I cry for my Mary Ann

My Mary had died too sad she just wasted away
If I could have seen her I know she'd be living today
For we loved each other and if they had left us alone
Today she'd be wearing my ring not a blanket of stone
Mary Ann regrets...
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