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Ballad Of Forty Dollars. Cassette, Compilation, Dolby System. Mercury – 838 588-4, Special Music Company – 838 588-4, PolyGram Special Products – 838 588-4. +1 more label... US. US. New Submission. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Ballad Of Forty Dollars by Tom T. Hall. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
Four tracks were released as American country singles from Ballad of forty dollars, beginning with I washed my face in the morning dew (a great song that barely made the top 30), and ending with the title track (a top 5 country hit. Another track, That's how I got to Memphis, eventually became a top 5 country hit for Bobby Bare, who recorded several of Tom's songs.
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Ballad Of Forty Dollars: I Washed My Face In The Morning Dew: A Picture Of Your Mother: The World The Way I Want It: Over And Over Again: Beauty Is A Fading Flower: A Week In The Country Jail: Strawberry Farms: Shoeshine Man: Kentucky In The Morning: Nashville Is A Groovy Little Town: Margie's At The Lincoln Park Inn: Homecoming: The Carter ...
Ballad of Forty Dollars Lyrics by Tom T. Hall from the Ballad of Forty Dollars/Homecoming album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: The man who preached the funeral Said it really was a simple way to die He laid down to rest one afternoon And never…
13. Aug. 2014 · Ballad of Forty Dollars/Homecoming. Critic Score. 100. Based on 1 review. User Score. 90. Based on 1 rating. Liked by 1 person. Details. Submit Correction. November 10, 1992 / Release Date. Compilation / Format - / Label - / Genre. Amazo ...
TOM T. HALL: Ballad Of Forty Dollars / Homecoming - - (CD / Titel: Q-Z) - EUR 19,33. ZU VERKAUFEN! Die Ware kann ggf. Batterien dürfen nicht in den Hausmüll gegeben werden. 335068479563
Overall Meaning. The Ballad of Forty Dollars by Tom T Hall tells the story of a man attending a funeral for his friend or acquaintance. The first stanza describes the man's death and the singer's job at the funeral - digging the grave and setting up chairs. The second stanza shows the singer's reluctance to attend the funeral particularly when ...
