Take A Step ( Yesterday Waltz) - The Oak Ridge Boys

Way up in the mountains

Above the green hills

Lives a poor hermit, with an old homemade fiddle

In the late afternoon, when the days work is through

He cradles that fiddle like a girl he once knew

Take a step, take a step

Take an old fashioned step

He’s beginning to remember the tune

Another step, another step

Another old fashioned step

It’s almost like she’s in the room

He’s playing the Yesterday Waltz

One day late last winter

Before the big snow

He packed up his fiddle and all of his clothes

His boney old donkey, some corn from his still

And he walked all the way down

Into those green hills

Take a step, take a step

Take an old fashioned step

He’s beginning to remember the tune

Another step, another step

Another old fashioned step

And soon he’ll be there in her room

Playing the Yesterday Waltz

Way down in the meadow, the valley so low

There lives a poor spinster

With an old gramaphone

One night before bedtime, along with the rain

She heard someone playing

A familiar refrain

Take a step, take a step

Take an old fashioned step

And now she remembers the tune

Another step, another step

Another old fashioned step

And yesterday fills up the room

They’re dancing the Yesterday Waltz

Take a step, take a step

Take an old fashioned step

And now they remember the tune

Another step, another step

Another old fashioned step

And yesterday fills up the room

They’re dancing the Yesterday Waltz

Take a step, take a step

Take an old fashioned step

They’re dancing the Yesterday Waltz