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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- 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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For a million of lies that you told me
D7
And the millions of nights I’ve waited for you
G C
Now you’ll find out someday for every wrong you pay
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
You said that you loved me and always would be true
A7 D7
But how could you love me keep hurtin’ me the way you do
G C G
For the millions of heartaches you’ve caused me
D7
And the millions of tears I’ve shed over you
G C
It’s all been so unfair but someday I won’t care
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
It never bothered you to see me sit and cry
A7 D7
But you laughed and said it’s best for us to say goodbye
G C G
For a million of lies that you told me
D7
And the millions of nights I’ve waited for you
G C
Now you’ll find out someday for every wrong you pay
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
Now you had money to pay for every little spree
A7 D7
But money can never pay for the dirty ways you treated me
G C G
For the millions of heartaches you’ve caused me
D7
And the millions of tears I’ve shed over you
G C
It’s all been so unfair but someday I won’t care
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
For a million of lies that you told me
D7
And the millions of nights I’ve waited for you
G C
Now you’ll find out someday for every wrong you pay
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
You said that you loved me and always would be true
A7 D7
But how could you love me keep hurtin’ me the way you do
G C G
For the millions of heartaches you’ve caused me
D7
And the millions of tears I’ve shed over you
G C
It’s all been so unfair but someday I won’t care
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
It never bothered you to see me sit and cry
A7 D7
But you laughed and said it’s best for us to say goodbye
G C G
For a million of lies that you told me
D7
And the millions of nights I’ve waited for you
G C
Now you’ll find out someday for every wrong you pay
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
D7 G
Now you had money to pay for every little spree
A7 D7
But money can never pay for the dirty ways you treated me
G C G
For the millions of heartaches you’ve caused me
D7
And the millions of tears I’ve shed over you
G C
It’s all been so unfair but someday I won’t care
G D7 G
And that’s when it’s coming home to you
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