Whippoorwill Lane Song Lyrics and Chords

 

Whippoorwill Lane Song Lyrics and Chords by Hank Thompson

 

Whippoorwill Lane
Recorded by Hank Thompson
Written by Weldon Allard and Johnny Hathcock
G 
We were walking down Whippoorwill  
D7 
Lane
 
All the  
C 
stars were so  
D7 
bright I  
G 
held you so  
Fm 
tight
 
We were  
C 
happy down  
D7 
Whippoorwill 
 
 
G 
Lane
 
Now I'm walking down Whippoorwil
D7 
 
Lane
 
But the  
C 
starlight is  
D7 
gone I  
G 
walk all  
Fm 
alone
 
It's s
C 
o lonesome dow
D7 
 
Whippoorwil
G 
 
Lane
 
A  
D7 
Whippoorwill is singing in a  
G 
tall 
 
tree
D7 
Must be calling for his mate I  
G 
know
B7 
High on a hill an  
Em 
echo
B7 
Sends back the song so  
Em 
low and  
D7 
so
 
I go  
G 
walking down Whippoorwill  
D7 
Lane
 
That old  
C 
moon's 
 
hangin
D7 
g low I
G 
€™m missing  
Fm 
you 
 
so
 
It's s
C 
o lonesome dow
D7 
 
Whippoorwil
G 
 
Lane
Repeat #3,4

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song Whippoorwill Lane?
- The song Whippoorwill Lane was sang by Hank Thompson.

 

Who is Hank Thompson?
- Henry William Thompson (September 3, 1925 - November 6, 2007) was an American country music singer-songwriter and musician whose career spanned seven decades.
Thompson's musical style, characterized as honky-tonk Western swing, was a mixture of fiddles, electric guitar, and steel guitar that featured his distinctive, smooth baritone vocals.
His backing band, The Brazos Valley Boys, was voted the top Country Western Band for 14 years in a row by Billboard. Thompson pursued a "light" version of the Western swing sound that Bob Wills and others played the primary difference between his music and that of Bob Wills was that Thompson, who used the swing beat and instrumentation to enhance his vocals, discouraged the intense instrumental soloing from his musicians that Wills encouraged however, the "Hank Thompson sound" exceeded Bob Wills in top-40 country hits.
Although not as prominent on the top country charts in later decades, Thompson remained a recording artist and concert draw well into his 80s.
The 2013 game Grand Theft Auto V featured his song "It Don't Hurt Anymore" in the fictional radio show, Rebel Radio.
The 1987 novel Crazy Heart by Thomas Cobb was inspired by Thompson's life, specifically by his practice of picking up a local band to back him when he toured. In 2009, Cobb's novel was turned into a successful film directed by Scott Cooper and starring Jeff Bridges in an Academy Award-winning performance.

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