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hank williams senior video > Hank Williams > We chose him because we like his music. Also, we chose him because he was a major insparation to Alabamians because of his music and the awards he won for his music. We chose a guitar for his music and awards, and we put the shape of Alabama at the bottom of the guitar to stand for his contributions to Alabama's pride in their citizen, Hank Williams.
 * 1) Who or What Did Your Group Choose?
 * 1) Why did you choose this person or event? What makes it significant to the State of Alabama?
 * 1) What types of symbolism might you use in your design?


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 * = height ||= 50 feet ||= 32 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||
 * = length ||= 13 feet ||= 8.25 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||
 * = depth ||= 5 feet ||= 3.2 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||

this is hank williams in a publicity photo at WSM radio

this is hank williams in a publicity photo at WSM radio lyrics to the lost highway by hank williams I'm a rolling stone, all alone and lost, For a life of sin, I have paid the cost. When I pass by, all the people say "Just another guy on the lost highway."
 * =  ||= Actual Dimensions ||= Measurement on Model ||= Scale of Model (this should be the same for all three dimensions) ||
 * = height ||= 50 feet ||= 32 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||
 * = length ||= 13 feet ||= 8.25 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||
 * = depth ||= 5 feet ||= 3.2 inches ||= 1'' = 1.6' ||

Just a deck of cards and a jug of wine And a woman's lies make a life like mine. Oh, the day we met, I went astray, I started rollin' down that lost highway.

I was just a lad, nearly twenty-two, Neither good nor bad, just a kid like you, And now I'm lost, too late to pray, Lord, I've paid the cost on the lost highway.

Now, boys, don't start your ramblin' round, On this road of sin or you're sorrow bound. Take my advice or you'll curse the day You started rollin' down that lost highway

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