Biography:
Colter Wall (born June 27, 1995) is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Swift Current, Saskatchewan. His self-titled debut album was released on May 12, 2017.
Wall was familiar with country music growing up as country artists such as Johnny Cash were played at home. He started learning guitar at the age of 13, playing music of rock bands such as AC/DC and Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. Later he became interested in old blues artists, and then started to listen to folk music.
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- Thinkin' On A Woman
- Bald Butte
- Ballad Of A Law Abiding Sophisticate
- Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie
- Calgary Round
- Caroline
- Codeine Dream
- Have You Met My Friend
- John Beyers
- Johnny Boys Bones
- Kate Mccannon
- Living On The Sand
- Manitoba Man
- Me And Big Dave
- Motorcycle
- Plain To See Plainsman
- Saskatchewan In 1881
- Snake Mountain Blues
- Stuck In The Saddle For A Dollar A Day
- Thinkin On A Woman
- Thirteen Silver Dollars
- Transcendental Ramblin Railroad Blues
- Wild Bill Hickok
- Wild Dogs
- You Look To Yours
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[Verse 1]
G
It was a cold and cruel evening
C G
Sneaking up on Speedy Creek
D G
Found myself asleepin' in the snow
For one or two odd reasons
C
I ain't too proud to repeat
A D
For now we'll say I had no place to go
G
There was a rustle and a humming
C G
Just hauling down the street
D
I drew myself up from my icy bed
G C G
Painted on that shiny car the letters 'RCM and P'
G D
I can feel a little aching in my head
[Verse 2]
G
And then out jumps this old boy
C G
About twice the size of me
D G
He asked me for my name and where I dwelt
I just looked him in the eye
C G
And sang 'Blue Yodel Number 9'
A D
He didn't catch the reference, I could tell
G
Then the old, familiar click
C G
and the handcuffs bind and grip
C G
Should have left me in the snow, where I laid
G
He just laughed and touched his gun
C
And turned to me and said
G D
Son, I bet you don't own a damn thing
G
To your name
[Chorus]
C
Well, I got my health
G
My John B Stetson
D G
Got a bottle full of baby's bluebird wine
C
And I left my stash
G
Somewhere down in Preston
D G
Along with thirteen silver dollars and my mind
C
Well, I got my health
G
My John B Stetson
D G
Got a bottle full of baby's bluebird wine
C
And I left my stash
G
Somewhere down in Preston
D G
Along with thirteen silver dollars and my mind
G
It was a cold and cruel evening
C G
Sneaking up on Speedy Creek
D G
Found myself asleepin' in the snow
For one or two odd reasons
C
I ain't too proud to repeat
A D
For now we'll say I had no place to go
G
There was a rustle and a humming
C G
Just hauling down the street
D
I drew myself up from my icy bed
G C G
Painted on that shiny car the letters 'RCM and P'
G D
I can feel a little aching in my head
[Verse 2]
G
And then out jumps this old boy
C G
About twice the size of me
D G
He asked me for my name and where I dwelt
I just looked him in the eye
C G
And sang 'Blue Yodel Number 9'
A D
He didn't catch the reference, I could tell
G
Then the old, familiar click
C G
and the handcuffs bind and grip
C G
Should have left me in the snow, where I laid
G
He just laughed and touched his gun
C
And turned to me and said
G D
Son, I bet you don't own a damn thing
G
To your name
[Chorus]
C
Well, I got my health
G
My John B Stetson
D G
Got a bottle full of baby's bluebird wine
C
And I left my stash
G
Somewhere down in Preston
D G
Along with thirteen silver dollars and my mind
C
Well, I got my health
G
My John B Stetson
D G
Got a bottle full of baby's bluebird wine
C
And I left my stash
G
Somewhere down in Preston
D G
Along with thirteen silver dollars and my mind
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