Where the Soul of a Man Never Dies

Hank Williams Sr. · Home in Heaven [MGM] [1975]

(William M. Golden)

Hank Williams & Audrey Williams



B: To Canaan's land I'm on my way

H: Where the soul of man never dies

A: Where the soul never dies

B: My darkest night will turn to day

H: Where the soul of man never dies

A: Where the soul never dies.



Chorus:

H: Dear friend there'll be no sad farewells

A: No sad farewells

H: There'll be no tear dimmed eyes

A: No tear dimmed eyes

H: Where all is joy, peace and love

A: Where all is joy

H: And the soul of man never dies

A: And the soul never dies.



B: A garden's blooming there for me

H: Where the soul of man never dies

A: Where the soul never dies

B: And I shall spend eternity

H: Where the soul of man never dies

A: Where the soul never dies.



Chorus:

H: Dear friend there'll be no sad farewells

A: No sad farewells

H: There'll be no tear dimmed eyes

A: No tear dimmed eyes

H: Where all is joy, peace and love

A: Where all is joy

H: And the soul of man never dies

A: And the soul never dies.



A love-light beams across the foam

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies

It shines to light the fires of home

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies.



My life will end in deathless sleep

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies

And everlasting joys I'll reap

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies.



I'm on my way to that fair land

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies

Where there will be no parting hand

Where the soul of man never dies

Where the soul never dies...



Note: B: means both sang

H: means Hank sang

A: means Audrey sang

Where the Soul of a Man Never Dies

Hank Williams Sr. remains a towering figure in country music, celebrated for his emotive vocal delivery and songwriting prowess that defined the genre's golden era. This recording, featured on the 1975 compilation Home in Heaven, reflects the enduring spiritual themes often present in his work. While Williams passed away in 1953, his legacy continues through posthumous releases that highlight his ability to capture profound human experiences. The track stands as a testament to his influence on the genre, showcasing the timeless quality of his music that resonates with listeners decades after his death. His extensive discography includes numerous classics that have shaped country music history, ensuring his status as an icon whose contributions remain vital to the tradition.