Hank Williams Sr. Lyrics
"Never Again (Will I Knock on Your Door)"
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(Hand Williams)
(Oh you) know that I've come back and we've tried it o'er
(But) each time my dear it was worse than before
Now my heart is broke, it's sad and it's sore
(So) never again will I knock on your door.
(Oh you) know that I love you no other will do
Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door.
Someday you'll be so lonely and blue
Then you will know just how much I love you
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door
Many a night I've cried over you
Hoping and prayin' some day you'd be true
But now you are gone it's over I know
(So) never again will I knock on your door
(Oh you) know that I love you no other will do
Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door...
(Oh you) know that I've come back and we've tried it o'er
(But) each time my dear it was worse than before
Now my heart is broke, it's sad and it's sore
(So) never again will I knock on your door.
(Oh you) know that I love you no other will do
Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door.
Someday you'll be so lonely and blue
Then you will know just how much I love you
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door
Many a night I've cried over you
Hoping and prayin' some day you'd be true
But now you are gone it's over I know
(So) never again will I knock on your door
(Oh you) know that I love you no other will do
Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true
But now you are gone it's over and so
Never again will I knock on your door...
This song is from the album "Original Singles Collection...Plus [Polydor]", "The Complete Hank Williams [Mercury Nashville]", "Hillbilly Hero [Proper]", "Hank Williams Story [Chrome Dreams]", "The Unforgettable Hank Williams", "Hank Williams in the Beginning", "I Ain't Got Nothin' But Time (Dec. 1946-April 1947", "Move It on Over [Country Stars]", "Honky Tonkin' [Charly]", "The Legendary Hank Williams [Prism Entertainment]", "Move It on Over [Golden Stars]", "Honky Tonkin' [Pearl Flapper]", "His Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: Honky Tonkin' [Jasmine", "Greatest Country Singer of All Time [K-Tel]", "Move It on Over Hank Williams Hillbilly Hero [Prop", "Jambalaya [Living Era]", "48 Original Recordings [Prism Entertainment]", "Golden Greats [Golden Greats (Netherlands)]", "Hank Williams [Direct Source]" and "Immortal [Metro]".