Hank Williams Performs Emotional Smash Track 'I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry'

May 27, 2020 by apost team

Hank Williams has been regarded as one of the most legendary musicians and songwriters during his time. He spent his youthful years as a musician releasing hit after hit throughout his fruitful career.

Hank Williams was well acknowledged for revealing his romantic side through singing passionately about love. After the release of one of his saddest songs, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, Hank Williams fans thought it couldn’t get any better.

Fortunately, there is no limit to what Hank Williams can do. He has outdone himself in several other emotional and romantic hits such as Baby We’re Really In Love, They’ll Never Take Her Love Away From Me, and My Love For You Has Turned To Hate. From the titles of these songs, you would assume that Hank Williams sang his songs derived from his experience from past relationships.

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Unknown to a majority of Hank’s fans, the song I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry was initially created as a spoken word piece. However, before performing the spoken word piece, his doting friends convinced him that it would make a better song coming from him. Fortunately, Hank Williams converted, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry from a spoken-word piece into the song you enjoy listening to today. As it turns out, it was one of his best moves as the song became one of the greatest hits in his career.

When Hank Williams sings along these lines, “Did you ever see a robin weep when leaves begin to die? That means he’s lost the will to live; I’m so lonesome I could cry,” you can’t help but become emotional. A part of you wants to give Hank a huge hug and comfort him by telling him that things are going to get better.

It is such a fantastic piece by the legendary Hank Williams. The video attached to this piece will take you through a roller-coaster of deep and intimate feelings connected to Hank Williams. Decades later, after he released the banger, his fans are still singing the song and enjoying it.

Are you a fan of Hank Williams' music? If so, then why don’t you send it to your friends and let them enjoy a few minutes of Hank letting out his feelings too.