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
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!
Jerrod Niemann - Yellow Brick Road
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I was born where the tumbleweeds blow
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Fields of wheat and the sunflowers grow
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Where cattle graze and the cottonwood sway
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Coyotes cry and the roosters crow
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Dirt roads and dusty plains
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Tornadoes full of hell and rain
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It sounds crazy, but I still pray
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That it will never change
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Small town friday nights
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Football games underneat the lightes
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Cruising main on a saturday
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Sunday morning in a suit and tie
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My first love, my first kiss
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Ain't nothing that I wouldn't give
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To be a child for a day again
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On the land that I once lived
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Down the yellow brick road
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Kansas knows, she'll always be my home sweet home
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Save room for me someday I'll mean to write it in stone
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Gods sweet grace when I grow old
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Lead me down those streets of gold
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To a special place I'll rest my soul
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At the end of the yellow brick road
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Chasing dreams like a train down a track
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Moving steady like an old pump jack
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I count the days and the miles away
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I'm missing home and that's a fact
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The road's killing me quick within the clock
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Late at night me and God still talk
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I confess and I count what he's blessed
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And my memory takes a walk
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Gods sweet grace when I grow old
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Lead me down those streets of gold
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To a special place I'll rest my soul
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At the end of the yellow brick road
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This is my song yellow brick road
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E
I was born where the tumbleweeds blow
A
Fields of wheat and the sunflowers grow
E
Where cattle graze and the cottonwood sway
B7
Coyotes cry and the roosters crow
E
Dirt roads and dusty plains
A
Tornadoes full of hell and rain
E
It sounds crazy, but I still pray
B7 E A
That it will never change
E
Small town friday nights
A
Football games underneat the lightes
E
Cruising main on a saturday
B7
Sunday morning in a suit and tie
E
My first love, my first kiss
A
Ain't nothing that I wouldn't give
E
To be a child for a day again
B7 E
On the land that I once lived
[Chorus]
A
Down the yellow brick road
E B7 E
Kansas knows, she'll always be my home sweet home
A E B7
Save room for me someday I'll mean to write it in stone
A E
Gods sweet grace when I grow old
B7 E
Lead me down those streets of gold
A E
To a special place I'll rest my soul
B7 A E A
At the end of the yellow brick road
E
Chasing dreams like a train down a track
A
Moving steady like an old pump jack
E
I count the days and the miles away
B7
I'm missing home and that's a fact
E
The road's killing me quick within the clock
A
Late at night me and God still talk
E
I confess and I count what he's blessed
B7 E
And my memory takes a walk
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
A E A A/G# B7
A E
Gods sweet grace when I grow old
B7 E
Lead me down those streets of gold
A E
To a special place I'll rest my soul
B7 A E
At the end of the yellow brick road
B7 A E A E B7 E
This is my song yellow brick road
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