Biography:
Hot Rize is approaching its 30th year in the bluegrass history book. After not performing for three years following the death of original member, flat-picking extraordinaire Charles Sawtelle, the band regrouped in 2002 with Bryan Sutton added on guitar. Hot Rize has done five years of shows with its current lineup and has been delivering its high-energy, soulful, and unique sound to fans old and new. Though many years from its full-time touring period of 1978-1990
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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!
[Intro]
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
I got these hands of leather in the lumber mills and mines.
G G G D
All along those skid rows back up in the pines.
G G D Bm
It’s hard to make a dollar whatever it is you do.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
Swing you a nine pound hammer under the burning sun.
G G G D
All the smacks I ever drew there never was an easy one.
G G D Bm
Working with John Henry you’ll see what a man can do.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
A A G D A A G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
When I’m tired of rocks and gravel or hauling grain and seed.
G G G D
Come payday I might come in to town for what I need.
G G D Bm
Drink a beer or whiskey, I might get lonely too.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
I got these hands of leather in the lumber mills and mines.
G G G D
All along those skid rows back up in the pines.
G G D Bm
It’s hard to make a dollar whatever it is you do.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
Swing you a nine pound hammer under the burning sun.
G G G D
All the smacks I ever drew there never was an easy one.
G G D Bm
Working with John Henry you’ll see what a man can do.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
D D D D G G G D G G D Bm A D G D
A A G D A A G D G G D Bm A D G D
[Verse]
D D D D
When I’m tired of rocks and gravel or hauling grain and seed.
G G G D
Come payday I might come in to town for what I need.
G G D Bm
Drink a beer or whiskey, I might get lonely too.
A D
I’ve been around and in all these towns
G D
And I never met a one like you.
A A
Pretty lady
G D
Won’t you stay and talk awhile
A A
Lady
G D
Please stay and talk awhile
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
G G D Bm
The night is falling and I’m falling for your smile
A D
And I’ve never met a one like you
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