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Lonesome 7-7203 Lyrics. Had our number changed today, although I hated to But each time the phone would ring They'ed want to speak to you And it hurt's to tell them, your not here with me May be now, oh telephone will let me be. It's not in the book now, so you'd better write it down Just in case your love for me, should ever come around You might want to call, and break the news to me Just call lonesome 7-7203

Lonesome 7-7203 Lyrics. Lonesome 7-7203 is found on the album 22 Greatest Hits. Found on more albums: I'm a Rattlesnakin' Daddy: The King Anthology, 1946-1963 Best of the Best 1921-1963 40th Anniversary. Hawkshaw Hawkins – Lonesome 7-7203. Lyrics submitted by SongMeanings. Lonesome 7-7203" as written by Justin Tubb. Lyrics powered by LyricFind. Lonesome 7-7203 song meanings.

Lonesome 7-7203"~ Hawkshaw Hawkins (1962) King - The flip side of, "Everything Has Changed" -. Recorded at the end of 1962 and released on March 2, 1963. LONESOME-77203 was composed by Justin Tubb. Hawkshaw Hawkins was born Harold Franklin Hawkins on December 22, 1921 in Huntington, West Virginia and on died March 5, 1963 in same the airplane accident that claimed the lives of Cowboy Copas and Patsy Cline. His wife was female C&W singer, Jean Shepard, who was pregnant with their child at the time of the crash.

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Lonesome 7-7203 by Hawkshaw Hawkins.

Written-By – Justin Tubb. B. Everything Has Changed. Written-By – Ray Starr Pennington. Lonesome 7-7203, Everything Has Changed ‎(7", Single).