Biography:
Hoyt Wayne Axton (b. 1938 - d. 1999 ) , was a popular American folk/country/ pop singer born in Duncan Oklahoma and who died at age 61 in Bitteroot Montana. He achieved platinum success as a solo act & songwriter in the music biz, but also eventually turned movie and tv actor. His best known roles were as the protagonist's father in the 80's children's films "Gremlins" and "The Black Stallion". His behind the scenes accomplishments included penning
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If you have ever watched Bonanza this song is by Hoyt Axton and Pernell Roberts. "KEY OF C"
Capo 1
VERSE 1
C
Well every road I see
G C
Leads away from me
G
There's not a single one that leads me home
F
All the roads keep saying friend,
C
Come see what's 'round the bend
G C
So is it any wonder that I roam?
VERSE 2
C
All the places I have been
G C
Keep calling me back again
G
Down in the pines I hear the cold wind blow
F
My heart keeps telling me
C
Footloose and Fancy-Free,
G C
But the road goes by and it's calling me as it goes.
BRIDGE
F
Well maybe somewhere there's a someone
C G
Waiting there with a smile
F
And maybe there'll be someplace
C G
I can stop and rest awhile
F
Cause maybe you weren't meant to be
C G
Just a rolling stone
C
And there's a road to travel on
G C
That leads you back to home.
VERSE 3
C
Oh, but I'l keep traveling on
G C
Keep looking at the dawn
G -------------Repeat last
Till I can lay this lonesome body down! 4 lines
F
And when that day has come
C
I never more will roam
G C
And every road I see will lead me home.
If you have ever watched Bonanza this song is by Hoyt Axton and Pernell Roberts. "KEY OF C"
Capo 1
VERSE 1
C
Well every road I see
G C
Leads away from me
G
There's not a single one that leads me home
F
All the roads keep saying friend,
C
Come see what's 'round the bend
G C
So is it any wonder that I roam?
VERSE 2
C
All the places I have been
G C
Keep calling me back again
G
Down in the pines I hear the cold wind blow
F
My heart keeps telling me
C
Footloose and Fancy-Free,
G C
But the road goes by and it's calling me as it goes.
BRIDGE
F
Well maybe somewhere there's a someone
C G
Waiting there with a smile
F
And maybe there'll be someplace
C G
I can stop and rest awhile
F
Cause maybe you weren't meant to be
C G
Just a rolling stone
C
And there's a road to travel on
G C
That leads you back to home.
VERSE 3
C
Oh, but I'l keep traveling on
G C
Keep looking at the dawn
G -------------Repeat last
Till I can lay this lonesome body down! 4 lines
F
And when that day has come
C
I never more will roam
G C
And every road I see will lead me home.
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