Biography:
Clarence Eugene "Hank" Snow (Born May 9, 1914 in Brooklyn, Queens County, Nova Scotia; died December 20, 1999) was a Canadian country music singer-songwriter.
Perhaps best known for his distinct yodelling, he charted more than seventy singles on the Billboard country charts from 1950 until 1980, including the Number One hits 'I'm Movin' On' and 'I Don't Hurt Anymore'. Performing in lavish and colourful sequin-studded suits, Snow had a career covering six decades during which he sold more than 80 million albums
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Other songs:
- A Faded Rose A Broken Heart
- I'm Movin' On
- A Daisy A Day
- A Little Box Of Pine On The 729
- A Message From The Trade Winds
- A Pair Of Broken Hearts
- As Long As Im Dreaming
- Beggar To A King
- Between Fire And Water
- Big Wheels
- Blind Boys Dog
- Blossoms In The Springtime
- Blue Dreams
- Blue Rose Of The Rio
- Bluebird Island
- Bluer Than Blue
- Born To Be Happy
- Brand On My Heart
- Broken Dreams
- Bury Me Deep
- C
- Canadian Pacific
- Casey Jones Was His Name
- Chattanooga Choo Choo
- Galveston Rose
- Golden Rocket
- How She Could Yodel
- I Dont Hurt Anymore
- I Traded My Saddle For A Rifle
- Im Glad Im On The Inside Looking Out
- Im Movin On
- Its You Only You That I Love
- Linda Lou
- Millers Cave
- Music Makin Mama From Memp
- My Adobe Hacienda
- My Mother
- Ninety Nine Year Blues
- Nobodys Child
- Now And Then
- Rose Of Old Monterey
- Southern Cannonball
- Squid Jiggin Ground
- Stolen Moments
- The Broken Wedding Ring
- The Engineers Child
- The Gal Who Invented Kissing
- The Gold Rush Is Over
- The Rhumba Boogie
- Unfaithful
- We Met In The Hills Of Old Wyoming
- Within This Broken Heart Of Mine
- Yellow Roses
- You Pass Me By
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Casey Jones Was His Name
Hank Snow
[G]A long time ago in a town in Tennessee
There lived a man and he was[A]great as he could[D]be
[G]By the sweat of his brow he[C]earned fortune and fame
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
From Memphis, Tennessee on that Cannonball Express
By the wining of the whistle you could tell him from the[D]rest
Past the old plantations with their cotton and cane
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
Chorus
[G]Clickety-clack, clickety-clack over the rails he'd go
Clickety-clack, clickety-clack[A]braving rain and[D]snow
[G]Ev'ryone knew three-eighty-[C]two was his train
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
Chorus:Instrumental
[G]Runnin' late thru Sardis past Winona on the fly
Like lightnin' chasin' thunder[A]thru the stairways of the[D]sky
[G]When we heard his engine moanin' [C]and the story is claimed
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
[G]Then on that fatal night he made his final run
Near Vaughan, Mississippi [A]he knew his time had come
[G]Too late he saw the head of[C]an old freight train
[D]Now a legend, Casey Jones was his[G]name
(Repeat chorus)
Hank Snow
[G]A long time ago in a town in Tennessee
There lived a man and he was[A]great as he could[D]be
[G]By the sweat of his brow he[C]earned fortune and fame
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
From Memphis, Tennessee on that Cannonball Express
By the wining of the whistle you could tell him from the[D]rest
Past the old plantations with their cotton and cane
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
Chorus
[G]Clickety-clack, clickety-clack over the rails he'd go
Clickety-clack, clickety-clack[A]braving rain and[D]snow
[G]Ev'ryone knew three-eighty-[C]two was his train
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
Chorus:Instrumental
[G]Runnin' late thru Sardis past Winona on the fly
Like lightnin' chasin' thunder[A]thru the stairways of the[D]sky
[G]When we heard his engine moanin' [C]and the story is claimed
[D]Casey Jones was his[G]name
[G]Then on that fatal night he made his final run
Near Vaughan, Mississippi [A]he knew his time had come
[G]Too late he saw the head of[C]an old freight train
[D]Now a legend, Casey Jones was his[G]name
(Repeat chorus)
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