Biography:
Kenneth Ray Rogers (August 21, 1938 – March 20, 2020) was a prolific American country music singer, songwriter, actor, record producer, businessman, and entrepreneur. Kenny Rogers graduated from Jefferson Davis High School in Houston. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2013. Though he was most successful with country audiences, Rogers charted more than 120 hit singles across various music genres, topped the country and pop album charts for more than 200 individual weeks in the United States alone
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Other songs:
- Coward Of The County
- Eyes That See In The Dark
- Gambler
- Islands In The Stream
- Just Dropped In (to See What Condition My Condition Was In)
- Lucille
- Ruby (don't Take Your Love To Town)
- The Gambler
- Through The Years
- Unforgettable
- You Decorated My Life
- Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love To Town
- A Love Song
- A Soldiers King
- All I Ever Need Is You
- Blaze Of Glory
- Buy Me A Rose
- Christmas Everyday
- Crazy
- Daytime Friends
- Evening Star
- Every Time Two Fools Collide
- For The Good Times
- For The Love Of God
- Goodbye Marie
- He Will She Knows
- I Can Feel You Drifting
- I Cant Unlove You
- I Dont Need You
- I Will Always Love You
- If I Ever Fall In Love Again
- If I Were A Painting
- If You Want To Find Love
- Just Dropped In
- Lady
- Laura Whats He Got That I Aint Got
- Love Lifted Me
- Love The World Away
- Love Will Turn You Around
- Mary Did You Know
- Morning Desire
- My World Is Over
- One Life
- Reuben James
- Ruby
- Ruby Dont Take Your Love To Town
- Rueben James
- Scarlet Fever
- She Believes In Me
- Slow Dance More
- So Little Love In The World
- Someone Must Feel Like A Fool
- Someone Must Feel Like A Fool Tonight
- Somethings Burning
- Son Of Hickory Hollers Tramp
- Sunshine
- Sweet Music Man
- That Crazy Feeling
- The Greatest
- The Greatest Gift Of All
- The King Of Oak Street
- Though The Years
- Tudod
- Twenty Years Ago
- Vows Go Unbroken
- Weve Got Tonight
- Wonderful Tonight
- You And I
- You Cant Make Old Friends
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[Intro]
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G C D G E
Grady Johnson was a common man
F# G D G
Four children and some bottom land
G C D G
Early to bed he said well that ain't me
E F# G D G
I gotta spend some time with my family
A B
Left to it's own device May becomes June
C D
But children grow up way too soon
G C D G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C D C G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G C D G
Trust in God but lock your door
A B D G
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
G C D G
Mama Johnson was Grady's wife
E F# G D G
She bore his children and she graced his life
G C D G
Hand in hand and side by side
E F# G D G
They worked hard to simplify
A B
Some folks have and some have not
C D
What really counts is what you do with what you've got
G C D G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C D C G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G C D G
Trust in God but lock your door
A B D F
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
C G C
And more I think I understand
F C
What my father's father meant
G C
When he said son what matters most
G C D
You can count on just one hand
A D E A
So love your neighbor as yourself
D E D A
Don't use money to measure wealth
A D E A
Trust in God but lock your door
B C# E A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
B C# E G A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
G
G C D G E
Grady Johnson was a common man
F# G D G
Four children and some bottom land
G C D G
Early to bed he said well that ain't me
E F# G D G
I gotta spend some time with my family
A B
Left to it's own device May becomes June
C D
But children grow up way too soon
G C D G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C D C G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G C D G
Trust in God but lock your door
A B D G
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
G C D G
Mama Johnson was Grady's wife
E F# G D G
She bore his children and she graced his life
G C D G
Hand in hand and side by side
E F# G D G
They worked hard to simplify
A B
Some folks have and some have not
C D
What really counts is what you do with what you've got
G C D G
So love your neighbor as yourself
C D C G
Don't use money to measure wealth
G C D G
Trust in God but lock your door
A B D F
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
C G C
And more I think I understand
F C
What my father's father meant
G C
When he said son what matters most
G C D
You can count on just one hand
A D E A
So love your neighbor as yourself
D E D A
Don't use money to measure wealth
A D E A
Trust in God but lock your door
B C# E A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
B C# E G A
Buy low sell high and slow dance more
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Kentucky Headhun (...)
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