Biography:
Troyal Garth Brooks (born February 7, 1962 in Tulsa, Oklahoma) is an American country music singer songwriter and charity director.
Brooks was a phenomenal musical force in the 1990s. He had his chart breakthrough in 1989, having come apparently from nowhere, and was an immediate commercial success. Lacking the tall and lanky physical appearance typical of some male country stars, he successfully integrated pop and rock elements into his recordings and live performances.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- Against The Grain
- Calling Baton Rouge
- Friends In Low Places
- If Tomorrow Never Comes
- More Than A Memory
- Much Too Young
- Much Too Young (to Feel This Damn Old)
- Not Counting You
- Papa Loved Mama
- The Cowboy Song
- The Dance
- The Thunder Rolls
- Two Pi
- Wrapped Up In You
- If Tomorrow Nevers Comes
- 8Teen
- A Friend To Me
- A World Without You
- Aint Goin Down Til The Sun Comes Up
- Alabama Clay
- All Day Long
- All
- Allison Miranda
- American Honky
- American Pie
- Anonymous
- Ask Me How I Know
- Baby Lets Lay Down And Dance
- Beaches Of Cheyenne
- Beer Run
- Belleau Wood
- Burning Bridges
- Callin Baton Rouge
- Change
- Cold Like That
- Cold Shoulder
- Cowboy Bill
- Cowboy Billy
- Cowboy Cadillac
- Cowboys And Angels
- Cowboys And Friends
- Cowgirls Saddle
- Dance
- Desperado
- Dixie Chicken
- Do What You Gotta Do
- Every Now And Then
- Every Time That It Rains
- Fishin In The Dark
- Fit For A King
- From Where Im Sitting
- Gift
- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- Good Ride Cowboy
- Hard Luck Woman
- He Really Loves You
- Honky
- How You Ever Gonna Know
- I Dont Have To Wonder
- Id Rather Have Nothing
- In Anothers Eyes
- Ireland
- It Dont Matter To The Sun
- Its Was Your Song
- Its Your Song
- Ive Got Friends In Low Places
- Kickin And Screamin
- Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream
- Learning To Live Again
- Leave A Light On
- Lonesome Dove
- Longneck Bottle
- Lost In You
- Love Will Always Win
- Make You Feel My Love
- Man Against Machine
- Midnight Sun
- Midnight Train
- Mom
- Mr Midnight
- Mr Right
- My Baby No Esta Aqui
- New Way To Fly
- Night Riders Lament
- Night Will Only Know
- O Little Town Of Bethlehem
- One Night A Day
- People Loving People
- Please Operator Could You Trace This Call
- Pushing Up Daisies
- Rodeo
- Same Old Story
- Scarcrow
- Send Em On Down The Road
- Shameless
- She Dont Care About Me
- Shes Every Woman
- Shes Gonna Make It
- Shes Tired Of Boys
- Silver Bells
- Somewhere Other Than Night
- Squeeze Me In
- Standing Outside The Fire
- Stronger Than Me
- Tacoma
- That Girl Is A Cowboy
- That Ol Wind
- That Summer
- The Beaches Of Cheyenne
- The Call
- The Change
- The Fever
- The Friendly Beasts
- The Night I Called The Old Man Out
- The Old Mans Back In Town
- The Red Strokes
- The River
- The Storm
- Thicker Than Water
- This Aint Tennessee
- Thunder Rolls
- To Make You Feel My Love
- To Make You Fell My Love
- Two Of A Kind Workin On A Full House
- Two Pina Coladas
- Ugly Christmas Sweater
- Unanswered Prayers
- Under The Table
- Unto You This Night
- Victim Of The Game
- We Bury The Hatchet
- We Shall Be Free
- What Im Thankful For
- What Shes Doing Now
- When Theres No One Around
- When You Come Back To Me Again
- Which One Of Them
- Whiskey To Wine
- Why Aint I Running
- Wild As The Wind
- Wild Horses
- Wolves
- Workin For A Livin
- You May Be Right
- You Move Me
- You Wreck Me
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 7 Nov 1995 19:07:13 -0500
Subject: TAB: Cowboy Bill by Garth Brooks
COWBOY BILL - Garth Brooks
Words and Music by:
Larry B. Bastian and Ed Berghoff
Verse:
C F C
He told a good story and all us kids listened
F C G
'Bout his life on the border and the way it was then
C F C =
And we all believed, and when he would finish
F C G C =
We'd ask the old cowboy to tell em again
G/B Am C G/B
You could almost hear those prairie winds blowin' =
Am C Gsus G
His saddle a crekin 'neath his old faded jeans
C F C =
You could taste the dry dust from the trail he was ridin'
F C G C =
As he sat there and he painted those west Texas scenes
=0D
Chorus:
=0D
Dm C/E F =
And the grown ups would tell us =
(And the grown ups that told us) =
C =
You boys keep your distance
D7 G
that old man's just tellin you lies
C
But to all us kids
(Well now they're all sayin')
F C
Cowboy Bill was a hero =
G C
Just as true as his blue texas skies.
=0D
Additional Verses:
=0D
He told of a time when he rode with the Rangers
Down on the Pecos and he saved the day
Outnumbered by plenty, they were almost to cover,
WIth thirty banditos headed their way.
He looked back just in time to see a horse stumble,
The captain wnet down and bill pulled up on his reins.
And through a flurry of bullets he rescued the captain,
They rode for a sunset, just the story remains.
=0D
Well, I still remember the day that it happened
We waited and waited, but Bill never showed.
And the folks at the feedstore said they hadn't seen him
So we set out for his place down Old Grist Mill Road.
And we Cried when we found him lying there with his Memories
The old trunk wide open things scattered about.
And he was clutching a badge that said texas Ranger,
And an old yeller letter said "Texas is Proud"
=0D
(To second Chorus)
--PART.BOUNDARY.0.16174.mail04.mail.aol.com.815789230--
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 7 Nov 1995 19:07:13 -0500
Subject: TAB: Cowboy Bill by Garth Brooks
COWBOY BILL - Garth Brooks
Words and Music by:
Larry B. Bastian and Ed Berghoff
Verse:
C F C
He told a good story and all us kids listened
F C G
'Bout his life on the border and the way it was then
C F C =
And we all believed, and when he would finish
F C G C =
We'd ask the old cowboy to tell em again
G/B Am C G/B
You could almost hear those prairie winds blowin' =
Am C Gsus G
His saddle a crekin 'neath his old faded jeans
C F C =
You could taste the dry dust from the trail he was ridin'
F C G C =
As he sat there and he painted those west Texas scenes
=0D
Chorus:
=0D
Dm C/E F =
And the grown ups would tell us =
(And the grown ups that told us) =
C =
You boys keep your distance
D7 G
that old man's just tellin you lies
C
But to all us kids
(Well now they're all sayin')
F C
Cowboy Bill was a hero =
G C
Just as true as his blue texas skies.
=0D
Additional Verses:
=0D
He told of a time when he rode with the Rangers
Down on the Pecos and he saved the day
Outnumbered by plenty, they were almost to cover,
WIth thirty banditos headed their way.
He looked back just in time to see a horse stumble,
The captain wnet down and bill pulled up on his reins.
And through a flurry of bullets he rescued the captain,
They rode for a sunset, just the story remains.
=0D
Well, I still remember the day that it happened
We waited and waited, but Bill never showed.
And the folks at the feedstore said they hadn't seen him
So we set out for his place down Old Grist Mill Road.
And we Cried when we found him lying there with his Memories
The old trunk wide open things scattered about.
And he was clutching a badge that said texas Ranger,
And an old yeller letter said "Texas is Proud"
=0D
(To second Chorus)
--PART.BOUNDARY.0.16174.mail04.mail.aol.com.815789230--
Gary Moore
Gary Nock
Gary Portnoy &am (...)
Gary Puckett And (...)
Gary Valenciano