Biography:
Kip Christian Moore (born April 1, 1980) is an American country music singer and songwriter signed to MCA Nashville. He has released a total of four studio albums for the label: Up All Night, Wild Ones, Slowheart, and Wild World. Moore has charted a total of 12 entries on Billboard Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay including the #1 "Somethin' 'Bout a Truck" and four additional Top 10 hits. He has also written songs for Frankie Ballard, Thompson Square, and James Wesley.
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Other songs:
- Some Thing Bout A Truck
- Hey Pretty Girl
- Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck
- Backseat
- Beer Money
- Bittersweet Company
- Blonde
- Burn The Whole World Down
- Come And Get It
- Comeback Kid
- Complicated
- Crazy One More Time
- Dirt Road
- Drive Me Crazy
- Everything But You
- Faith When I Fall
- Fast Woman
- Fly Again
- Good Thing
- Guitar Man
- Hang A While
- Hearts Desire
- Im To Blame
- It Aint California
- Ive Been Around
- Just Another Girl
- Last Shot
- Lead Me
- Lil Mama
- Lipstick
- Love You To The Moon
- Magic
- Mary Was The Marryin Kind
- Mary Was The Marrying Kind
- More Girls Like You
- My Babys Gone
- New York City
- Plead The Fifth
- Reckless
- Reckless Still Growin Up
- Running For You
- Shes Mine
- Somethin Bout A Truck
- Something Bout A Truck
- Sunburn
- Tennessee Boy
- That Was Us
- The Bull
- Try Again
- What Ya Got On Tonight
- Wish It Was Me
- Young Love
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Who knows
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I might wind up on the cover of a Rolling Stone
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With a pair of shades and a Grammy in my hand
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Just a blue jean boy in a great big world of yes
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I got my speech already in my head
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Then I'll say, then I'll say, yeah I'll say
[Chorus]
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Thank you uncle Dean for teaching me La Bamba on guitar
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Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
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Thank you mama for the roll and
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Thank you daddy for the rock
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Most of all, most of all
Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off, woo
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[Verse 2]
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Aw hell what if
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I turn the rhymes up in my mind into a hit
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Then it played a hundred times a day on the radio
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Then it gave a little broken heart somewhere some hope
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And I'd jump up on the stage and the chorus would go
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Da da da, da da da, da da da
[Chorus]
Em G
Thank you uncle Dean for teaching me La Bamba on guitar
Em G
Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
Em
Thank you mama for the roll and
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Thank you daddy for the rock
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Most of all, most of all
C G
Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off, woo
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[Bridge]
Em
Every knock down in the dirt
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Every no I ever heard
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Sure feel good to laugh when I look back and flip the bull the bird
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Every nail that ripped my shirt
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Every no I ever heard
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Sure feel good to laugh when I look back and flip the bull the bird
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Then I'll say, then I'll say, then I'll say
[Chorus]
Em G
Thank you uncle Dean for teaching La Bamba on guitar
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Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
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Thank you Lynchburg for the nights I needed edges took away
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Thank you vinyl for the soundtrack to my life it's sure been great
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Thank you mama for the roll and
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Thank you daddy for the rock
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Most of all, most of all
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Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off
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Yeah, most of all
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Thank you each and every bull that bucked me off
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[Outro]
Em G
And I say, and I say, and I say
Em G C G
[Verse 1]
G
Who knows
C G
I might wind up on the cover of a Rolling Stone
G Em
With a pair of shades and a Grammy in my hand
C Em
Just a blue jean boy in a great big world of yes
G Em
I got my speech already in my head
Em C G
Then I'll say, then I'll say, yeah I'll say
[Chorus]
Em G
Thank you uncle Dean for teaching me La Bamba on guitar
Em G
Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
Em
Thank you mama for the roll and
G
Thank you daddy for the rock
N.C.
Most of all, most of all
Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off, woo
Em G x2
[Verse 2]
Em
Aw hell what if
G
I turn the rhymes up in my mind into a hit
Em C G Em
Then it played a hundred times a day on the radio
C G Em
Then it gave a little broken heart somewhere some hope
G
And I'd jump up on the stage and the chorus would go
Em C G
Da da da, da da da, da da da
[Chorus]
Em G
Thank you uncle Dean for teaching me La Bamba on guitar
Em G
Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
Em
Thank you mama for the roll and
G
Thank you daddy for the rock
D Em
Most of all, most of all
C G
Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off, woo
G Em G Em G
[Bridge]
Em
Every knock down in the dirt
C G
Every no I ever heard
Em G
Sure feel good to laugh when I look back and flip the bull the bird
G
Every nail that ripped my shirt
G
Every no I ever heard
Em G
Sure feel good to laugh when I look back and flip the bull the bird
G
Then I'll say, then I'll say, then I'll say
[Chorus]
Em G
Thank you uncle Dean for teaching La Bamba on guitar
Em G
Thank you girl from Broken Bow who shot an arrow through my heart
Em C G
Thank you Lynchburg for the nights I needed edges took away
Em G Em
Thank you vinyl for the soundtrack to my life it's sure been great
Em
Thank you mama for the roll and
D
Thank you daddy for the rock
Em
Most of all, most of all
C G
Thanks to the bulls that bucked me off
Em
Yeah, most of all
C G
Thank you each and every bull that bucked me off
G Em
[Outro]
Em G
And I say, and I say, and I say
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