Biography:
Born and raised in Kansas, Jerrod Niemann cut his teeth on country and popular music while still a small child. He spent the majority of his college years in Texas performing in local clubs. Writing songs since the age of eight, he majored in Performance Art Technology at South Plains College in Levelland, Texas.
After signing a developmental deal with Mercury Records in 2003, he toured over half the country with his band "The Saloonitics" and has penned songs for Neal McCoy, Julie Roberts, Jamey Johnson, John Anderson, and Garth Brooks.
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Other songs:
- Drink To That All Night
- Lover, Lover
- A Little More Love
- Bakersfield
- Blue Bandana
- But I Do
- Buzz Back Girl
- Come Back To Me
- Day Drinkin
- Donkey
- Down In Mexico
- For Everclear
- God Made A Woman
- Hope You Get What You Deserve
- How Can I Be So Thirsty
- I Can Drink To That All Night
- I Cant Give In Anymore
- I Got This
- Lover Lover
- Old School New Again
- One More Drinkin Song
- Only God Can Love You More
- Only God Could Love You More
- Shinin On Me
- Space
- They Should Have Named You Cocaine
- What Do You Want
- What Do You Want From Me
- Yellow Brick Road
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Old School New Again
Written by Richie Brown & Jerrod Niemann
Recorded by Jerrod Niemann
Capo on 3
[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse]
G C G
I ain't rich and I ain't famous
C G D
But there's folks out there that come to see the band
G C G
At times it seems Nashville won't claim us
C D G
So we just keep on trucking in a beat up van
Em C G D
They call me a throw back another old hat act
[Chorus]
C D G C
I guess I'm just old school I love making music you can dance to
G D
I may not sound like the latest trend
C D G C
Never been on a TV show, I got some buddies out in radio
G D
That spin my records every now and then
C D C D
So call me a dreaming fool, but wouldn't it be so cool
C D
If we made old school new again
[Instrumental]
G C G G
[Verse]
G C G
I know times they change, so I ain't saying
C G D
We need to go back to nudie suits, rhinestones and fringe
G C G
I just wanna be proud of what I'm playing
C D G
And sing a little lefty now and then
Em C G D
Just hope there's a juke box that still has an empty slot
Em C D
Lord knows I ought to fit in
[Chorus]
C D G C
I guess I'm just old school I love making music you can dance to
G D
I may not sound like the latest trend
C D G C
Never been on a TV show, I got some buddies out in radio
G D
That spin my records every now and then
C D C D
So call me a dreaming fool, but wouldn't it be so cool
C D G
If we made old school new again
C D C D
I know a cowboy who lost a friend, we all wrote a song for him
C D
And we made old school new again
[Outro]
G G G C G
Written by Richie Brown & Jerrod Niemann
Recorded by Jerrod Niemann
Capo on 3
[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse]
G C G
I ain't rich and I ain't famous
C G D
But there's folks out there that come to see the band
G C G
At times it seems Nashville won't claim us
C D G
So we just keep on trucking in a beat up van
Em C G D
They call me a throw back another old hat act
[Chorus]
C D G C
I guess I'm just old school I love making music you can dance to
G D
I may not sound like the latest trend
C D G C
Never been on a TV show, I got some buddies out in radio
G D
That spin my records every now and then
C D C D
So call me a dreaming fool, but wouldn't it be so cool
C D
If we made old school new again
[Instrumental]
G C G G
[Verse]
G C G
I know times they change, so I ain't saying
C G D
We need to go back to nudie suits, rhinestones and fringe
G C G
I just wanna be proud of what I'm playing
C D G
And sing a little lefty now and then
Em C G D
Just hope there's a juke box that still has an empty slot
Em C D
Lord knows I ought to fit in
[Chorus]
C D G C
I guess I'm just old school I love making music you can dance to
G D
I may not sound like the latest trend
C D G C
Never been on a TV show, I got some buddies out in radio
G D
That spin my records every now and then
C D C D
So call me a dreaming fool, but wouldn't it be so cool
C D G
If we made old school new again
C D C D
I know a cowboy who lost a friend, we all wrote a song for him
C D
And we made old school new again
[Outro]
G G G C G
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