Kaw-Liga

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Kaw-Liga is a classic country song, co-written by Hank Williams and Fred Rose, about a wooden Indian who cannot express his love.

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Kaw-Liga canonical 1

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instanceOf country song
song
associatedAct Hank Williams and His Drifting Cowboys NERFINISHED
associatedWith Fred Rose (producer) NERFINISHED
bSideOf Your Cheatin' Heart NERFINISHED
characterType wooden cigar-store Indian
chartPerformance U.S. country chart hit
composer Fred Rose NERFINISHED
Hank Williams NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstReleaseYear 1953
genre country
hasCharacter Indian maid
Kaw-Liga (wooden Indian) NERFINISHED
hasCoverVersion Charley Pride NERFINISHED
Loretta Lynn NERFINISHED
Roy Orbison NERFINISHED
The Residents NERFINISHED
Tony Bennett NERFINISHED
hasNotableLyric “Kaw-Liga, that poor old wooden head”
“Too stubborn to ever show a sign”
isClassicOf country music
language English
lyricist Fred Rose NERFINISHED
Hank Williams NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus a wooden Indian who cannot express his love
notableFor story of a wooden Indian in love with an Indian maid
partOf Hank Williams discography NERFINISHED
performer Hank Williams NERFINISHED
publisher Acuff-Rose Publications NERFINISHED
recordedBy Hank Williams NERFINISHED
recordLabel MGM Records NERFINISHED
releasedAs single
rhythmicFeature prominent shuffle rhythm
setting an Indian store figurine display
style honky-tonk
theme inability to express emotions
unrequited love
titleCharacter Kaw-Liga (wooden Indian) NERFINISHED
writer Fred Rose NERFINISHED
Hank Williams NERFINISHED

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Fred Rose notableWork Kaw-Liga