Biography:
Country star Doug Stone made his name as a baritone balladeer, even though he's also adept at up-tempo country tunes.
Stone was born and raised in Atlanta, GA, and learned guitar at the age of five from his mother, also a country singer. As a teenager, he performed in skating rinks in his hometown and later moved on to playing area bars while working long hours as a mechanic during the day.
It took Stone several years to be “found” by his soon-to-be manager who helped him finally land a record deal with Epic.
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- A Jukebox With A Country Song
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- Come In Out Of The Pain
- Faith In Me Faith In You
- Fourteen Minutes Old
- Gone Out Of My Mind
- Id Be Better Off In A Pine Box
- Id Be Better Off In A Pinebox
- If It Was Up To Me
- In A Different Light
- Lets Talk About You
- Made For Loving You
- Make Up In Love
- My Hats Off To Him
- Small Steps
- Sometimes I Forget
- Take A Letter Maria
- The Long Way
- The Warmest Winter
- Three Little Pennies
- Too Busy Being In Love
- When December Comes Around
- Why Didnt I Think Of That
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G G G G
G
80 hours a week - That's what I call work
This black under my blue collar is his pay dirt
C G
They work me hard, from dawn 'til dusk
D G
Doin' double time, puttin' out sweat for a few big bucks
F.I.C.A and 'The State'
They make my paycheck look like a big mistake
C G
Taxman takes his, before I see a cent
D G
What they don't get, I've already sp ent
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hey, the less I can call mine
C G F C D G
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth a dime
G
Got me more payments, than I've got checks
10 more to go on this car, and it's a wreck
C G
Landlord's at my door, in this life of hard knocks
D
When all I really want, is my piece of the rock
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hell, the less I can call mine
C G F C D G
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth a dime
G G G G G G C C G G G D G
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hell, the less I can call mine
C G F C D
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth
G
Ain't worth a dime
G
80 hours a week - That's what I call work
This black under my blue collar is his pay dirt
C G
They work me hard, from dawn 'til dusk
D G
Doin' double time, puttin' out sweat for a few big bucks
F.I.C.A and 'The State'
They make my paycheck look like a big mistake
C G
Taxman takes his, before I see a cent
D G
What they don't get, I've already sp ent
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hey, the less I can call mine
C G F C D G
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth a dime
G
Got me more payments, than I've got checks
10 more to go on this car, and it's a wreck
C G
Landlord's at my door, in this life of hard knocks
D
When all I really want, is my piece of the rock
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hell, the less I can call mine
C G F C D G
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth a dime
G G G G G G C C G G G D G
F C G
I'm a ddicted to a dollar, that ain't worth a dime
Bb D
Pick up my paycheck, pass it on down the line
F C G
The more money that I'm makin', hell, the less I can call mine
C G F C D
I'm a ddicted to a doll ar, that ain't worth
G
Ain't worth a dime
Douglas
Douglas Bako
Douglas Bastidas
Douglas Dare
Douglas Firs