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06 Jul 09 - 05:06 PM (#2673219) Subject: RE: Folklore: CMT Singer-Songwriter Series From: GUEST,Bolger Loopen Blue Rodeo (The Hank Snow Song) There's a man a legend I know A poet and writer of songs Born in Brooklyn Nova scotia A true blue Canadian boy He sang of love's lost highways His big hit was called "movin On' It's Hank Snow the Singin Ranger Liverpool's own pride and joy Chorus: Now there must be a place up in heaven Where the sidewalks are all paved with gold Boxcars and old silver engines Where pickers and gone cowboys go Where there's rhinestones and a stage like the Opry And the Northern Lights lite up the show To see Hank sing in God's choir In a star studded blue rodeo Verse: Now hank and his Rainbow ranch Boys Picked his flat-top like nobody could He captured the heart of the American Dream And yes sir he's been everywhere Now each time I sing and play my guitar And delightfully so for the crowd I'll belt out My Old Nova Scotia home And somehow I can see Hank standin beside me Just a pickin and a grinnin, playin along. Words & Music By Paul Henry Dallaire Paul Henry Pub.SOCAN www.johnnycashsong.com |
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07 Jul 09 - 04:45 AM (#2673637) Subject: RE: ADD: Blue Rodeo (The Hank Snow Song) From: Melissa shouldn't this thread be upstairs? |
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07 Jul 09 - 09:43 PM (#2674327) Subject: Lyr. Add: Blue Rodeo From: Q (Frank Staplin) Up, please. |
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07 Jul 09 - 10:26 PM (#2674349) Subject: RE: ADD: Blue Rodeo (The Hank Snow Song) From: Beer How do things get moved up stairs anyway? Is it Joe that does it or Mick? Where is Big Mick come to think of it. Beer (adrien) |