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Harry Truman was our President
A coke and burger cost you thirty cents
I was still in love with Mavis Brown
On the night Hank Williams came to town
‘I Love Lucy’ debuted on TV
That was one big event we didn’t see
’Cause no one stayed at home for miles a-round
It was the night Hank Williams came to town
Mama ironed my shirt and daddy let me take the truck
I drove on out to Grapevine and picked ol’ Mavis up
We hit that county line for one quick round
On the night Hank Williams came to town
A thousand people sweltered in the gym
Then I heard someone whisper, “Hey, that’s him”
That’s when the crowd let out a deafening sound
It was the night Hank Williams came to town
On and on he sang into the night
‘Jamba-laya’, ‘Cheatin’ Heart’, ‘I Saw the Light’
And how’d they get Miss Audrey in that gown
On the night Hank Williams came to town
Mavis had her picture made with Hank out by his car
She said, “He sure is humble for a grand Ole Opry Star.”
Mavis said, “Why don’t we hang a-round
It ain’t often that Hank Williams comes to town.”
While Hank signed his autograph on Beulah Rice’s fan
Mavis got acquainted with the Driftin’ Cowboys Band
The effect on all our lives was quite pro-found
On the night Hank Williams came to town
Written by Bobby Braddock and Charlie Williams
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