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Date: 2/8/98; 10:56:31 PM
 From: ah827@rgfn.epcc.Edu (Gene L. Graham)
 Subject: HERE'S TO HANK
 HERE'S TO HANK
 Recorded by Stonewall Jackson
 Writer: Stonewall Jackson
 [D] Once lived a man that was an inspi-[A7]ration
 To country music, to the entire [D] nation
 I used his songs to learn upon, there's [D7] many friends to [G] thank
 Like [A7] Ernest Tubb, or George D. Hayes, Wes Rose and here's to [D] Hank.
 
 (SPOKEN)
 I used to sit around at night, with my old beat-up guitar
 And I'd wonder how it felt to be, a country music singing star
 I've heard Hank Williams many times, till I learned his songs by heart
 They've got me jobs when I was broke, and that helped me to get my start.
 
 As God looks down on me I hope, that He's pleased, I've worked so hard
 Yes, it true a man can sleep at night, that has worked until he's tired
 Success has smiled down on my head, and to all, my sincere thanks
 E.T., Wes Rose, George D. Hayes, has gone, but here's to Hank.
 
 THEN STONEWALL SINGS HANK'S SONG:
 
 I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY.