Biography:
Larry Cunningham (13 February 1938 - 28 September 2012) was an Irish country music singer, who was one of the leading figures of the showband scene in the 1960s and 1970s.
Regarded as a "trailblazer" and "legend" in the music industry, he accomplished a series of "firsts" during his career.
In 1964, Cunningham broke into the British charts with "Tribute to Jim Reeves", the first time an Irish artist had done such a thing.
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Night Coach Out of Dallas
A D C#m E E7 E
On a night coach out of Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
A D C#m E E7 E
There's not too much in Dallas to make a man who's free unpack and stay
D E C#m F#m
I guess I've been a lotta miles and still ain't got no where
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas, maybe she'll be waitin' for me there
A D C#m E E7 E
Last week it was Houston, the week before somewhere in New Orleans
A D C#m
With a pretty green-eyed redhead who swore that she could fill my life with
E E7 E
dreams
D E C#m F#m
But what she had offer came as no surprise to me
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Bm A
But I wonder if I'm wastin' my time
Bm D E
Cause what it takes to satisfy, most people never find
A D C#m
Next week I might spend sometime in the foothills of the mountains or by
E E7 E
the sea
A D C#m E E7 E
Somewhere there must be someone with love that will belong to only me
D E C#m F#m
So night coach take me out of here can't stay another day
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Bm A
But I wonder if I'm wastin' my time...
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Play with capo to suit
A D C#m E E7 E
On a night coach out of Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
A D C#m E E7 E
There's not too much in Dallas to make a man who's free unpack and stay
D E C#m F#m
I guess I've been a lotta miles and still ain't got no where
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas, maybe she'll be waitin' for me there
A D C#m E E7 E
Last week it was Houston, the week before somewhere in New Orleans
A D C#m
With a pretty green-eyed redhead who swore that she could fill my life with
E E7 E
dreams
D E C#m F#m
But what she had offer came as no surprise to me
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Bm A
But I wonder if I'm wastin' my time
Bm D E
Cause what it takes to satisfy, most people never find
A D C#m
Next week I might spend sometime in the foothills of the mountains or by
E E7 E
the sea
A D C#m E E7 E
Somewhere there must be someone with love that will belong to only me
D E C#m F#m
So night coach take me out of here can't stay another day
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Bm A
But I wonder if I'm wastin' my time...
D E D C#m Bm A
Tonight I'm leavin' Dallas headin' for the bright lights of LA
Play with capo to suit
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