Biography:
Frank Foster (September 23, 1928 – July 26, 2011) was an American tenor and soprano saxophonist, flautist, arranger, and composer. Foster collaborated frequently with Count Basie and worked as a bandleader from the early 1950s.
Foster was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and educated at Wilberforce University. In 1949, he moved to Detroit, Michigan, where he joined the local jazz scene, playing with musicians such as Wardell Gray. Drafted into the US Army in 1951, Foster served in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division.
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Capo 4
This is Zac i put the other Frank Foster chords on here
Hope you enjoy it
Intro: D A G
D A
Another truck stop, another can of winter green
G D
Gispy woman dreaming on the passanger side
D A
and my ol band is passed out in van
G D
with four hundered and fifty more miles to drive tonight
D A G
D A
Another passing car another country star
G G
come across the midnight radio
D A
dont sound like hank thats prolly why is aint frank
G D
and the reason im still a shoufer to my own show
Chorus
D
And im running with devil
A
with my foot down on the pedal
G
just trying to stay off the line
D
and i need the good lord and a whiskey
A
momma to call just to say she missed me
G
to make this a little easier, long hard ride tonight
Verse 2
D A
Another piece of southern poetry
G D
decides to cross my mind
D A
and it will keep me occupide,keep my eyes open wide
G D
and ill have another song before i reach the tennesee line
Chorus
Bridge
D
This old road im on
A
its dark its cold and its long
G
but i gotta keep driving on
D A
cause lord know i dont want to die
G
i dont want to die all alone
Chorus
This is Zac i put the other Frank Foster chords on here
Hope you enjoy it
Intro: D A G
D A
Another truck stop, another can of winter green
G D
Gispy woman dreaming on the passanger side
D A
and my ol band is passed out in van
G D
with four hundered and fifty more miles to drive tonight
D A G
D A
Another passing car another country star
G G
come across the midnight radio
D A
dont sound like hank thats prolly why is aint frank
G D
and the reason im still a shoufer to my own show
Chorus
D
And im running with devil
A
with my foot down on the pedal
G
just trying to stay off the line
D
and i need the good lord and a whiskey
A
momma to call just to say she missed me
G
to make this a little easier, long hard ride tonight
Verse 2
D A
Another piece of southern poetry
G D
decides to cross my mind
D A
and it will keep me occupide,keep my eyes open wide
G D
and ill have another song before i reach the tennesee line
Chorus
Bridge
D
This old road im on
A
its dark its cold and its long
G
but i gotta keep driving on
D A
cause lord know i dont want to die
G
i dont want to die all alone
Chorus
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