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Subject: Lyr Req: Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: Dan Date: 21 Apr 97 - 05:25 AM Hello, I've been searching for the lyrics to this old tune by Hank Snow. I only remember that, in the song, a young fella' sneaks into Sammy's cellar and steals his home-made gin. The remainder of the evening is filled with various wonderful events and sights, with, as Hank sings, "But the funniest sight of all was two roosters playing ball, on the night I stole old Sammy Morgan's Gin." Hope someone can help. Thanks, Dan. |
Subject: Lyr Add: THE NIGHT I STOLE OLD SAMMY MORGAN'S GIN From: Dale Rose Date: 21 Apr 97 - 07:13 AM I do have the song on the wonderful Bear Family CD set of Hank's early Canadian releases. He recorded it in 1947, though it had actually been written prior to his first session in 1936. I can't tell you how much fun we had singing this song when we were kids!
THE NIGHT I STOLE OLD SAMMY MORGAN'S GIN
Listen folks and I will tell a funny story,
As my hand fell on the jug I had to snicker,
As I left that cellar believe me, I was liftin',
Then on my feet I thought I was, but wasn't,
I just made one step and landed in the coal-box
By my bedroom door an owl stood taking tickets
I saw mice as big as horses washing dishes
Well, I woke next morning guess 'twas closer evening |
Subject: RE: Lyr. request: Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: Gene Graham Date: 21 Apr 97 - 01:46 PM GGRRREEAAATTT! grab your guitar and sing-a-long!
[D] Listen folks and I will [A7] tell a funny [D] story
You may think it sad but [D7] I was in my [A7] glory
'Twas a [D] cellar I crept [D7] in, cobwebs [G] brushing by my chin
On the [D] night I stole old [A7] Sammy Morgan's [D] gin.
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Subject: RE: Lyr. request: Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: Dan Date: 22 Apr 97 - 05:36 AM Dale, Thanks for the lyrics. I've been looking a long while. This song was a lot of fun when I was a kid too. I remember my Dad playing it and we would just howl with laughter. Gene, Thank you for the chords...an added bonus and a great time saver for me. I love to play these old songs, but it takes me an incredibly long time to "hear" the chords in even the simple ones. Thanks again, Keep on Playin' Dan |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: ...Old Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: Mr Happy Date: 19 May 10 - 08:46 AM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaCzPO6li1E |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: ...Old Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: GUEST,DWR Date: 19 May 10 - 10:19 AM Gosh, that's an old one! I do believe it was my very first lyric post, and probably my first post of any kind for that matter. Where have these 13 years gone? Seems like only yesterday . . . It was also my first encounter with Mr. G. That made it a good day right there! Thanks for bringing that back, and adding the youtube, Mr. Happy. "Funny Story" indeed. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: ...Old Sammy Morgan's Gin (Hank Snow) From: GUEST,Fred Isenor Date: 15 Oct 16 - 10:49 AM Even though Hank Snow claims to have written the song in his autobiography he may be wrong. Don Miller has an old 1920 book with the song with same title and words. The oldtimers seem to get mixed up. Several years ago my friend Yodeling Slim Clark sang "The Cat Came Back" claiming to have written it when in fact it was written by Henry S. Miller in 1893. |
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