[00:01.35]This is the work of Tim Ausburn. List with Hank Williams.
[00:02.55] Key D NEVER AGAIN WILL I KNOCK ON YOUR DOOR Writer, Hank Williams
[00:03.87] (D) (Oh you) know that I've come back and we've tried it (A7) o'er,
[00:13.44] (But) each time my dear it was worse than be- (D) fore,
[00:19.65] Now my heart is (G) broke it's sad and it's (D) sore,
[00:24.39] (So) (A7) never again will I knock on your (D) door.
[00:30.78] (Oh you) know that I love you no other will do,
[00:34.59] Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true,
[00:43.95] But now you are gone it's over and so,
[00:48.48] Never again will I knock on your door.
[00:52.11] Someday you'll be so lonely and blue,
[01:23.19] Then you will know just how much I love you,
[01:29.16] But now you are gone it's over and so,
[01:33.84] Never again will I knock on your door.
[01:40.47] Many a night I've cried over you,
[01:47.13] Hoping and prayin' some day you'd be true,
[01:53.40] But now you are gone it's over I know,
[01:57.93] (So) never again will I knock on your door.
[02:01.89] Repeat verse two:
[02:10.41] Hank recorded this, Dec. 11, 1946. Released in Jan. 1947 on Sterling 201 as
[02:19.98] B side of, "Calling you." This was Hank's first record released.

This is the work of Tim Ausburn. List with Hank Williams.
Key D NEVER AGAIN WILL I KNOCK ON YOUR DOOR Writer, Hank Williams
(D) (Oh you) know that I've come back and we've tried it (A7) o'er,
(But) each time my dear it was worse than be- (D) fore,
Now my heart is (G) broke it's sad and it's (D) sore,
(So) (A7) never again will I knock on your (D) door.
(Oh you) know that I love you no other will do,
Please tell me darlin' why can't you be true,
But now you are gone it's over and so,
Never again will I knock on your door.
Someday you'll be so lonely and blue,
Then you will know just how much I love you,
But now you are gone it's over and so,
Never again will I knock on your door.
Many a night I've cried over you,
Hoping and prayin' some day you'd be true,
But now you are gone it's over I know,
(So) never again will I knock on your door.
Repeat verse two:
Hank recorded this, Dec. 11, 1946. Released in Jan. 1947 on Sterling 201 as
B side of, "Calling you." This was Hank's first record released.