First Train Headin’ South / (I Wished for an Angel but) The Devil Sent Me You

Johnny Horton · 1952

First Train Headin’ South / (I Wished for an Angel but) The Devil Sent Me You is a 1952 single by Johnny Horton in the genres country, rock, rockabilly.

Kind: single
First released: 1952
Genres: country, rock, rockabilly

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