I want to know who his tailor is. With a coat like that how can you go wrong? Interesting how he changes the words to "but the saddest of all, they don't hang on the wall". I may try to use those words, they kind of make more sense.
There are some conflicting information about who wrote it. But it seems to be credited to either Charles E. Baer or B. Vaughn, and published at least as early as 1896.
he could read the phone book and you would be taking in his words like it was a masterpiece
southernboy712 5 months ago
Porter was a great singer now he is singing with the angels
musiclover57655 10 months ago
I want to know who his tailor is. With a coat like that how can you go wrong? Interesting how he changes the words to "but the saddest of all, they don't hang on the wall". I may try to use those words, they kind of make more sense.
GrowlinWillie 1 year ago
The first version I heard was that of Woody Guthrie's which is my favorite by far,
But still judging from the word's it must have been written somewhere from the 1850's to the 1930's, and I love it.
supah1337B 1 year ago
Learn something new every day!
Thanks for the info
outlawyer45 1 year ago
This is one of Hank's "Luke the Drifter" poems.
outlawyer45 1 year ago 3
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There are some conflicting information about who wrote it. But it seems to be credited to either Charles E. Baer or B. Vaughn, and published at least as early as 1896.
And Hank did an excellent version of the song.
Arnescountry 1 year ago
None better.
marcxopoco 1 year ago
Porter and a recitation....what else do you need????
docsavage98 2 years ago 5