Biography:
Born Lecil Travis Martin on September 1, 1931, in Sterrat, TX; died on April 12, 1999, in Branson, MO, of leukemia; married second wife Lloene Johnson, c. 1962; children: Tammy (first marriage), twins Larry and Lorry (with Johnson). Addresses: Website--Boxcar Willie Official Website: http://www.boxcarwillie.com.
Known as the world's favorite hobo, Boxcar Willie took a long train ride to his destination as a country music star. When he finally got there, he didn't waste a moment of his time.
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Other songs:
- Don't Let The Stars
- Hobo Heaven
- Winds Of Yesterday
- A Good Old Country Song
- Aint Gonna Be Your Day
- Bad News
- Big Freight Train Carry Me Home
- Boxcar Blues
- Boxcars My Home
- Cheating Wife Again
- Cold Windy City Of Chicago
- Dont Blame Me For What Happened Last Night
- Dont It Make You Wanna Be A Kid Again
- Dont It Make You Want To Be A Kid Aghain
- Dont Pretend
- Forty Acres
- Forty Nine Nights
- Fraulein
- From A Boxcar Door
- From A Rolls To The Rails
- Give Me Forty Acres
- Gypsy Lady And The Hobo
- Hee Haw Honey
- Jesus I Need To Talk To You
- Lefty Left Us Lonely
- London Leaves
- Mister Can You Spare A Dime
- My Old Kentucky Home
- Rusty Guitar Strings
- Six Days On The Road
- The Day Elvis Died
- The Man I Used To Be
- The Old Iron Trail
- Walkin Holes In My Shoes
- We Made Memories
- Whine Whistle Whine
- White Line Fever
- You Got The Kind Of Love
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C F C
Oh the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky home
G7
The summer is fading away
C F C
The corn tops are right and the meadow's in the bloom
G7 C
While the birds sings music all the day
F C
The young folks roll on the old cabin floor
G7
All merry all happy and bright
C F C
By and by hard times comes knocking on the door
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
F C
We will hunt no more for the 'possum and the coon
G7
On the meadows by the hill and the shore
C F C
We will sing no more by the glimmer of the moon
G7 C
In the yard by the old cabin door
F C
The days goes by like a shadow on my heart
G7
With sorrow where there was delight
C F C
The time has come when we all have to part
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
F C
The head must bow and the back must bend
G7
Wherever we may all go
C F C
A few more days and the trouble will all end
G7 C
In the field where the sugarcane grows
F C
A few more days to tote the weary load
G7
No matter it never will be light
C F C
A few more days till we totter on the road
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
Oh the sun shines bright on my old Kentucky home
G7
The summer is fading away
C F C
The corn tops are right and the meadow's in the bloom
G7 C
While the birds sings music all the day
F C
The young folks roll on the old cabin floor
G7
All merry all happy and bright
C F C
By and by hard times comes knocking on the door
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
F C
We will hunt no more for the 'possum and the coon
G7
On the meadows by the hill and the shore
C F C
We will sing no more by the glimmer of the moon
G7 C
In the yard by the old cabin door
F C
The days goes by like a shadow on my heart
G7
With sorrow where there was delight
C F C
The time has come when we all have to part
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
F C
The head must bow and the back must bend
G7
Wherever we may all go
C F C
A few more days and the trouble will all end
G7 C
In the field where the sugarcane grows
F C
A few more days to tote the weary load
G7
No matter it never will be light
C F C
A few more days till we totter on the road
G7 C
In my old Kentucky home good night
F C
So weep no more my lady
F C
Oh weep no more today
F C
We will sing one song for my old Kentucky home
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
G7 C
For my old Kentucky home far away
Boy Pablo
Boyce Avenue
Boyfriends
Boygenius
Boys Like Girls