"Night In Old San Antone" genre: Folk
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	A romantic song set in San Antonio.
	CD: What Would Our Children Say?   Label: Song Bakery Credits: Written and performed by Steve Swellander
	Story Behind the Song I am a native San Antonian and love the downtown riverwalk. I wanted to write a love song with that setting, so I did. Lyrics Night In Old San Antone Words and music copyright 1999 by Steve Swellander There’s a moon in the sky There are lights in the trees When the river boats pass The wake is shimmering I could spend a happy lifetime Lost in your starry eyes Walk along with me On this warm south Texas night You can hear the mariachis And a country band round the bend Along the Riverwalk There’s celebration in the air. My heart would be so satisfied If this moment would never end If our love could wax eternal Like the moon above our heads. Walk with me There’s a celebration There’s a song and dance Calling us on our way. Dance with me Under a Texas moon And always remember This night in old San Antone. There’s a church in La Villita Where we said our sacred vows And we promised to be lovers Unto the end. There are saints who look upon us From old times in this town, And they smile to see You dancing in my arms. You can smell the grilled fajitas And you can sip the margaritas And you can satisfy A late night appetite. But there’s a nourishment you give me And it gratifies me plenty You’ve got a love That can fill a lonely soul.

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