Biography:
Jamey Johnson (born in Enterprise, Alabama) is an American country music singer-songwriter. Signed to BNA Records in 2005, Johnson made his debut with his single "The Dollar", which reached a peak of #14 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. An album, also titled The Dollar, was released in 2006. Johnson exited BNA in 2006 and signed to Mercury Nashville Records in March 2008, releasing his first single for the label that month. In addition to his own material
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Other songs:
- Angel
- Baby Dont Cry
- Back To Caroline
- Between Jennings And Jones
- Cant Cash My Checks
- Cover Your Eyes
- Dog In The Yard
- Dollar
- Dreaming My Dreams
- Even The Skies Are Blue
- Flying Silver Eagle
- For The Good Times
- Front Porch Swing Afternoon
- Give It Away
- Good Times Aint What They Used To Be
- Heartache
- Heaven Bound
- High Cost Of Living
- I Believe Ill Have Me A Beer
- I Remember You
- In Color
- It Was Me
- Keepin Up With The Jonesin
- Lead Me Home
- Living For A Song
- Living On A Song
- Lonely At The Top
- Lord Lead Me Home
- Macon
- Mary Go Round
- Mowin Down The Roses
- My Saving Grace
- My Way To You
- Nothing Is Better Than You
- Old Maple Guitar
- Place Out On The Ocean
- Playing A Part
- Playing The Part
- Poor Man Blues
- Ray Rays Juke Joint
- Rebel Soldier
- Rebelicious
- Redneck Side Of Me
- Rules Of The Bar
- Set Em Up Joe
- Shes All Lady
- Stars In Alabama
- Thankful For The Rain
- That Lonesome Song
- Thats How I Dont Love You
- Thats Why I Write Songs
- The Dollar
- The Door Is Always Open
- The Guitar Song
- The Last Cowboy
- They Call Me Country
- Two Out Of Three Aint Bad
- Women
- Words Of My Dad
- You Are My Sunshine
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The Last Cowboy - Jamey Johnson - That Lonesome Song
Standard Tuning
Intro: A
E
An old pickup truck
A
Means you’re down on your luck anymore
E
And boots and straw hats
A
Are just a thing of the past anymore
D
And ever since Waylon I can’t find no one
A
To buy into sad country songs
E
And tell me who’s gonna ride us away
A
When the last cowboy’s gone
Is there a place I can find Any three quarter time anymore? Is there a dirty
jukebox That spins on a dime anymore? They changed all the words And the cowgirls
they all sing along But tell me who's gonna ride them away When the last cowboy is gone?
D
If John Wayne, Gene and Roy
Are not just some cowboys
A
That yesterday stampeded on
D E
And tell me who’s gonna ride us away
D E
Who’s gonna do it that way
D E
Does everything good have to change
A
Till the last cowboys gone
Standard Tuning
Intro: A
E
An old pickup truck
A
Means you’re down on your luck anymore
E
And boots and straw hats
A
Are just a thing of the past anymore
D
And ever since Waylon I can’t find no one
A
To buy into sad country songs
E
And tell me who’s gonna ride us away
A
When the last cowboy’s gone
Is there a place I can find Any three quarter time anymore? Is there a dirty
jukebox That spins on a dime anymore? They changed all the words And the cowgirls
they all sing along But tell me who's gonna ride them away When the last cowboy is gone?
D
If John Wayne, Gene and Roy
Are not just some cowboys
A
That yesterday stampeded on
D E
And tell me who’s gonna ride us away
D E
Who’s gonna do it that way
D E
Does everything good have to change
A
Till the last cowboys gone
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