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Been So Long Darlin'; Tomorrow Never Comes; I'll Get Along Somehow, first song recorded for Decca, April 4, 1940; Careless Darlin'; I'm Walking the Floor Over You; Filipino Baby; I'm in Love with Molly; Goodnight Irene; No Help Wanted; I Don't Blame You; Try Me One More Time; Accidently on Purpose; Live It Up; God's Eyes; My Treasures; Go Home; House of Glass; Heaven Help Me; Hey, Mr. Bluebird; How Do We Know; The Blues; Goodbye Sunshine; I'll Always Be Glad; Rainbow at Midnight; Drivin' Nails in My Coffin; Soldier's Last Letter; Daddy, When Is Mommy Coming Home; Till the End of the World; Slipping Around; My Tenn. Baby; White Christmas; Letters Have No Arms; I'll Take a Back Seat for You; Christmas Island; C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S; If You Want Some Lovin'; Don't Stay Too Long; Dear Judge; When I Take My Vacation in Heaven; Stand By Me; The Wonderful City; What a Friend We Have in Jesus; The Old Rugged Cross; Farther Along; Fortune in Memories; So Many Times; Somebody Loves You; Don't Trifle on Your Sweetheart; Blue Snowflakes; Merry Christmas You All; Hank, It Will Never Be the Same Without You; Beyond the Sunset; Till We Two Are One; Jealous Loving Heart; Two Glasses, Joe; Journey's End; Lonely Christmas Eve; I'll Be Walkin' the Floor this Christmas; Kansas City Blues; The Woman's Touch; I Met a Friend; When Jesus Calls; The Yellow Rose of Texas; Million Miles from Here; Answer the Phone; Thirty Days; If I Never Have Anything Else; So Doggone Lonesome; Will You Be Satisfied that Way; Jimmie Rodgers' Last Blue Yodel; Treat Her Right; Loving You My Weakness; Don't Forbid Me; etc. Most popular song was I'm Walking the Floor Over You. Writer of: All Those Yesterdays; Walking the Floor Over You, 1941; I'll Always Be Glad to Take You Back; Try Me One More Time; Don't Look Now. Co-writer of: When a Soldier Knocks and Finds Nobody Home; I Don't Blame You; Soldier's Last Letter; Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello; What Can I Do to Please You. Movies: Fighting Buckaroo, Columbia; Riding West, Columbia; Jamboree, Republic. Business enterprises: Ernest Tubb Record Shop, Nashville, |
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