Her first home was at 608 S Kent Street in Winchester, Virginia, living there from 1932-1953. Her second home was at 250 Middle Lane in Gore, Virginia, living there from 1953-1961.Her last and third home was at 4036 Valley Road in Nashville, Tennessee.

She had brown hair and brown eyes

She didn't win any after her death she got a Grammy lifetime acheivement award

Her father is Samuel Lawrence Hensley.

I think he iss 70 or 80 years old.

It's about a lost love referred to as the singer's "rose of San Antone."

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Andrew Fudge.

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I Go to Pieces ( grim humor) song is not about vehicular accidents. ( sadly, many rock songs are)- but it might be grimly prophetic.

August 7, 1962. It is the second track on side two.

In the short career of the country legend, Patsy Cline, had 2 #1 hits to go to the top of the country music charts. As well as several that reached the Top #10.

The #1 hit songs were:

"I Fall To Pieces" (1961, the song also reached #12 on the pop music charts)

"She's Got You" (1963, the song also reach #14 on the pop music charts)

One of the hits that would be reach the Top #5 on the charts was:

"Crazy" (1962, the song reached #2 on the country charts, and #9 on the pop music

charts)

Imagine That - Patsy Cline song - was created in 1962.

This info is not given in her bio.

yes as a matter of she did :)

Julia Simadore Dick (Julie for short) was born on August 25, 1958.