Biography:
Darius Rucker (born May 13, 1966 in Charleston, South Carolina) is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the American rock band Hootie & the Blowfish, of which he has been a member since the band's inception in 1989.
Along with his work in Hootie & the Blowfish, Rucker recorded one studio album, entitled Back to Then, on Hidden Beach Recordings in 2002. In 2008, he signed to Capitol Nashville and charted his first solo single, "Don't Think I Don't Think About It", the first single from his first country album Learn to Live.
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Other songs:
- Alright
- Wagon Wheel
- It Won’t Be Like This For Long
- This
- Wagon Wheel (feat. Lady Antebellum)
- All I Want
- Baby Im Right
- Come Back Song
- Dont
- Dont Think I Dont Think About It
- Down Here
- Drinkin And Dialin
- Exodus
- For The First Time
- Forever Road
- Gods Reasons
- Half Full Dixie Cup
- Heartbreak Road
- History In The Making
- Home
- Homegrown Honey
- I Dont Care
- I Got Nothin
- I Hope They Get To Me In Time
- I Will Love You Still
- If I Had Wings
- If I Told You
- In A Big Way
- It Wont Be Like This For Long
- Its All Over
- Learn To Live
- Leavin The Light On
- Lie To Me
- Lifes Too Short
- Lighter Up
- Lost In You
- Love Without You
- Low Country
- Might Get Lucky
- Miss You
- Need You More
- One Tequila
- Perfect
- Radio
- Shes Beautiful
- Shine
- So I Sang
- Southern State Of Mind
- Southern Style
- Story To Tell
- Straight To Hell
- The Craziest Thing
- Things Id Never Do
- Together Anythings Possible
- True Believers
- Twenty Something
- We All Fall Down
- What God Wants For Christmas
- While I Still Got The Time
- Whiskey And You
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Darius Rucker, "Radio"
(intro)
G C F C, G Cb-C E-F C
(verse)
G C
Seventeen, the only way I had a car
F C
Is after I dropped my Momma off where she needed to go
G
Four bald tires
C
With the ceiling falling and the windows stuck
F C
But the only thing I cared about was the radio
C
We turned it on, turned it up to 10
C
And everybody would jump on in
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(instrumental)
G Cb-C E-F C
(verse)
G
I grabbed my girl
C
We looked for somewhere to watch the stars
F C
A perfect place to put it park and take it slow
G
She sang along
C
To even the ones that she barely knew
F
Still sounded good, a little louder too
C
But we didn’t care
C
I looked at her, she looked at me
C
I’ll never forget that melody
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(instrumental)
G C F C G
(no chord)
Hey ya’ll be quiet, that’s my favorite song
Hey man, turn it up loud
C
Come on, come on, come on
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(sung simultaneously)
F-G Cb-C E-F
(radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio)
aww all we needed,
C G
(radio ra-radio)
all we needed now was-a was-a was-a radio
Cb-C E-F C G
(radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio)
(intro)
G C F C, G Cb-C E-F C
(verse)
G C
Seventeen, the only way I had a car
F C
Is after I dropped my Momma off where she needed to go
G
Four bald tires
C
With the ceiling falling and the windows stuck
F C
But the only thing I cared about was the radio
C
We turned it on, turned it up to 10
C
And everybody would jump on in
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(instrumental)
G Cb-C E-F C
(verse)
G
I grabbed my girl
C
We looked for somewhere to watch the stars
F C
A perfect place to put it park and take it slow
G
She sang along
C
To even the ones that she barely knew
F
Still sounded good, a little louder too
C
But we didn’t care
C
I looked at her, she looked at me
C
I’ll never forget that melody
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(instrumental)
G C F C G
(no chord)
Hey ya’ll be quiet, that’s my favorite song
Hey man, turn it up loud
C
Come on, come on, come on
(Chorus)
G
Ridin down the highway
Cb-C
Who wants to be the DJ
E-F
I’ll find a spot on the side of the road
C
You find something on the radio
G
Like a real, real good song
Cb-C
We'll know it when it comes on
E-F
Didn't have no money no place to go
C
All we needed was a radio
(sung simultaneously)
F-G Cb-C E-F
(radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio)
aww all we needed,
C G
(radio ra-radio)
all we needed now was-a was-a was-a radio
Cb-C E-F C G
(radio ra-radio) (radio ra-radio)
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