Biography:
Highwaymen were a folk quintet formed at Wesleyan University, Connecticut, USA. They had two charted singless on the U.S. Pop charts in 1961-1962 - Michael, which spent two weeks at #1, and Cotton Fields which peaked at #13.
The tag may also refer to The Highwaymen.
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************* THE END OF UNDERSTANDING *************
written and performed by Willie Nelson.
Capo on the 1st fret.
[Verse 1]
G
Each time you hurt me
D
You say you're sorry
I try to understand
G
And say okay
But there must be an end
C/G
To understanding
D G
And the end of mine can't be too far away
[Verse 2]
G
I try to understand that
D
You're only human
And we all make mystakes
G
Everyday
But there must be an end
C/G
To understanding
D G
And i know that i just go on this way
[Chorus]x2
G
Don't you know that
D
Love and understanding
G
Go together
C/G
Ask too much of one
D
And both will die
C/G
And there must be an end
G
To understanding
C/G G
And i know someday i'll reach the end of mine
written and performed by Willie Nelson.
Capo on the 1st fret.
[Verse 1]
G
Each time you hurt me
D
You say you're sorry
I try to understand
G
And say okay
But there must be an end
C/G
To understanding
D G
And the end of mine can't be too far away
[Verse 2]
G
I try to understand that
D
You're only human
And we all make mystakes
G
Everyday
But there must be an end
C/G
To understanding
D G
And i know that i just go on this way
[Chorus]x2
G
Don't you know that
D
Love and understanding
G
Go together
C/G
Ask too much of one
D
And both will die
C/G
And there must be an end
G
To understanding
C/G G
And i know someday i'll reach the end of mine
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