Biography:
Hank Williams (September 17, 1923 – January 1, 1953), born Hiram King Williams, was an American singer-songwriter and musician regarded as one of the most important country music artists of all time. Williams recorded 35 singles (five released posthumously) that would place in the Top 10 of the Billboard Country & Western Best Sellers chart, including 11 that ranked number one.
Born in Mount Olive, Butler County, Alabama, Williams moved to Georgiana
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Other songs:
- Cold, Cold Heart
- Cool Water
- Fool About You
- Hey Good Lookin
- Hey, Good Lookin'
- Honky Tonk Blues
- Honky Tonkin
- Howling At The Moon
- I Saw The Light
- I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
- Jambalaya
- Lovesick Blues
- Mind Your Own Business
- Move It On Over
- Hey Good Lookin’
- I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
- 127 Rose Avenue
- 30 Pieces Of Silver
- A Beautiful Home
- A Country Boy Can Survive
- A Home In Heaven
- A House Of Gold
- A House Without Love
- A Mansion On The Hill
- A Message To My Mother
- A Tear Drop On A Rose
- Alabama Waltz
- All For The Love Of Sunshine
- All My Rowdy Friends
- Alone And Forsaken
- American Dream
- Amos Moses
- At The Cross
- At The First Fall Of Snow
- Attitude Adjustment
- Baby Were Really In Love
- Battle Of Armageddon
- Blues Man
- Calling You
- Canadian Sunset
- Closer To The Grave
- Cold Cold Heart
- Country Boy Can Survive
- Country State Of Mind
- Crazy Heart
- Daytona Nights
- Dear John
- Devils Train
- Dinosaur
- Everythings Okay
- Faded Love And Winter Roses
- Family Tradition
- Feelin Better
- First Fall O F Snow
- First Year Blues
- Fly Trouble
- Freight Train Blues
- Half As Much
- Hamburger Steaks Holiday Inn
- Heaven Cant Be Found
- How Can You Refuse Him Now
- Howlin At The Moon
- I Cant Get You Off Of My Mind
- I Cant Help It
- I Cant Tell My Heart That
- I Dont Care
- I Dreamed About Mama Last Night
- I Heard My Mother Praying For Me
- I Heard You Crying In Your Sleep
- I Just Dont Like This Kind Of Living
- I Just Dont Look This Livin
- I Told A Lie To My Heart
- I Wish I Had A Nickel
- If Heaven Aint A Lot Like Dixie
- Ill Be A Bachelor Till I Die
- Ill Never Get Out Of This World Alive
- Im A Long Gone Daddy
- Im Going Home
- Im So Lonesome I Could Cry
- Im Sorry For You My Friend
- Ive Been Down
- Jesus Died For Me
- Jesus Dont Give Up On Me
- Jesus Is Calling
- Jesus Remembered Me
- Kaw
- Kawliga
- Keep The Change
- Legend Of D Ray White
- Let The Spirit Descend
- Little Paper Boy
- Log Train
- Lone Gone Lonesome
- Lonesome Whistle
- Long Gone Lonesome Blues
- Lord Build Me A Cabin
- Lost Highway
- Lost On The River
- Men With Broken Hearts
- Moaning The Blues
- Mr Lincoln
- My Buckets Got A Hole In It
- My Main Trial Is Yet To Come
- My Son Calls Another Man Daddy
- No One Will Ever Know
- Nobodys Lonesome For Me
- Old Country Church
- Old Habits
- Old Man And The River
- Old Nashville Cowboys
- On The Evening Train
- Pan American
- Please Dont Let Me Love You
- Please Make Up Your Mind
- Ramblin Man
- Ready To Go Home
- Red White And Pink
- Rockin Chair Money
- Rootie Tootie
- Searching For A Soldiers Grave
- Settin The Woods On Fire
- Setting The Woods On Fire
- Six More Miles
- Someday Youll Call My Name
- Sundown And Sorrow
- Take These Chains From My Heart
- Tear In My Beer
- Ten Little Numbers
- Tennessee Border
- Thank God
- The Angel Of Death
- The First Year Blues
- The Old Country Church
- The Old Log Train
- The Sermon On The Mount
- Therell Be No Teardrops Tonight
- Theres A Tear In My Beer
- Theres Nothing As Sweet As My Baby
- Theyll Never Take Her Love From Me
- Tramp On The Street
- Weary Blues From Waitin
- Wedding Bells
- Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies
- Whiskey Bent And Hellbound
- Whiskey On Ice
- Why Dont You Love Me
- Wild Side Of Life
- Window Shopping
- Women Ive Never Had
- Wont You Sometimes Think Of Me
- You Caused It All By Telling Lies
- You Know That I Know
- You Win Again
- Young Country
- Your Cheatin Heart
- Your Cheating Heart
- Youre Gonna Change
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[Intro]
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[Verse]
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I have heard your stories about your fast trains,
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But now I'll tell you about one all the southern folks have seen.
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She's the beauty of the southland listen to that whistle scream,
B7 E
It's that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
[Chorus]
E7 A
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line,
B7 E
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that whistle whine.
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Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze,
B7 E
You're on that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
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[Verse]
E7 A
If you're ever in the southland and want to see the scenes,
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Just get yourself a ticket on the Pan American Queen.
E7 A
There's Louisville, Nashville, Montgomery the capital of Alabam,
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You pass right through them all when your New Orleans bound.
[Instrumental]
E E7 A B7 E E7 A B7 E
[Chorus]
E7 A
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line,
B7 E
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that whistle whine.
E7 A
Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze,
B7 E B7 E
You're on that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
E B7 E
[Verse]
E7 A
I have heard your stories about your fast trains,
B7 E
But now I'll tell you about one all the southern folks have seen.
E7 A
She's the beauty of the southland listen to that whistle scream,
B7 E
It's that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
[Chorus]
E7 A
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line,
B7 E
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that whistle whine.
E7 A
Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze,
B7 E
You're on that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
[Instrumental]
E E7 A B7 E E7 A B7 E
[Verse]
E7 A
If you're ever in the southland and want to see the scenes,
B7 E
Just get yourself a ticket on the Pan American Queen.
E7 A
There's Louisville, Nashville, Montgomery the capital of Alabam,
B7 E
You pass right through them all when your New Orleans bound.
[Instrumental]
E E7 A B7 E E7 A B7 E
[Chorus]
E7 A
She leaves Cincinnati headin' down that Dixie line,
B7 E
When she passes that Nashville tower you can hear that whistle whine.
E7 A
Stick your head right out the window and feel that southern breeze,
B7 E B7 E
You're on that Pan American on her way to New Orleans.
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