Biography:
Hawkshaw Hawkins (Harold Franklin Hawkins, Huntington, West Virginia, December 22, 1921 - March 5, 1963) was an American country music singer.
He was popular from the 1950s into the early 60s and known for his rich, smooth vocals and music drawn from blues, boogie and honky tonk. Hawkins died in 1963, in the same plane crash that took the lives of Patsy Cline and Cowboy Copas. He was a member of the Grand Ole Opry and was married to country star Jean Shepard.
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Other songs:
- Action
- Are You Happy
- Bad News Travels Fast
- Big Ole Heartache
- Caught In The Middle Of Two Hearts
- Dog House Boogie
- Girl Without A Name
- Got You On My Mind
- Guilty Of Dreaming
- I Aint Going Honky Tonking Anymore
- I Am Slowly Dying Of A Broken Heart
- I Cant Seem To Say Goodbye
- I Cant Tell My Broken Heart A Lie
- I Dont Apologize For Loving You
- I Gotta Have You
- I Hope Youre Crying Too
- I Love The Way You Say Goodnight
- I Suppose
- I Wanna Be Hugged To Death By You
- I Wasted A Nickel Last Night
- If It Aint On The Menu
- Ill Be Gone
- Ill Get Even With You
- Ill Take A Chance With You
- Im A Lone Wolf
- Im A Rattlesnakin Daddy
- Im Standing At The End Of My World
- Im Waiting Just For You
- It Would Be A Doggone Lie
- Ive Got It Again
- Kissing Your Picture Counting Tears
- Ko Ko Mo I Love You So
- Lonely Broken Heart
- Lonesome 7
- Lonesome 77203
- Love Died Tonight
- Mean Old Bed Bug Blues
- My Fate Is In Your Hands
- Oh How I Cried
- Pardon Me For Loving You
- She Was Here
- Some Of These Nights
- Somebody Lied
- Teardrops From My Eyes
- Teardrops On Your Letter
- Thank You For Thinking Of Me
- Thats When Its Coming Home To You
- The Long Way
- The Mark Around My Finger
- Theres A Teardrop In Your Eye
- Twenty Miles From Shore
- Wanted Someone To Love Me
- When They Found The Atomic Power
- Would You Like To Have A Broken Heart
- Yesterdays Kisses
- You Just Stood There
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I put a nickel in the telephone
C
To find out dear if you'd be home
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
I guess I've wished a million times
C
It hadn't been a party line
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
C
I heard you tell a friend of mine
G
That I was not the one
A7
Why did you play me for a fool
D7
So you could have your fun
G
If I had known it from the start
C
It might have saved a broken heart
D7 G
The nickel I wasted last night
I lost a nickel but I lost much more
C
It seems I hear it o'er and o'er
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
My castles have all fallen down
C
I saw them tumble to the ground
D7 G
A nickel changed it all last night
C
But someday when your world gets lonely
G
And your friends are few
A7
The door of love is open dear
D7
I'm waiting here for you
G
A nickel has it's story told
C
Of love not worth its weight in gold
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
I put a nickel in the telephone
C
To find out dear if you'd be home
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
I guess I've wished a million times
C
It hadn't been a party line
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
C
I heard you tell a friend of mine
G
That I was not the one
A7
Why did you play me for a fool
D7
So you could have your fun
G
If I had known it from the start
C
It might have saved a broken heart
D7 G
The nickel I wasted last night
I lost a nickel but I lost much more
C
It seems I hear it o'er and o'er
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
My castles have all fallen down
C
I saw them tumble to the ground
D7 G
A nickel changed it all last night
C
But someday when your world gets lonely
G
And your friends are few
A7
The door of love is open dear
D7
I'm waiting here for you
G
A nickel has it's story told
C
Of love not worth its weight in gold
D7 G
I wasted a nickel last night
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