Biography:
Barton Lee Hazlewood (July 9, 1929 – August 4, 2007) was an American country and pop singer, songwriter, and record producer, most widely known for his work with guitarist Duane Eddy during the late 1950s and singer Nancy Sinatra in the 1960s and 1970s. Hazlewood had a distinctive baritone voice that added a resonance to his music. His collaborations with Nancy Sinatra as well as his solo output in the late 1960s and early 1970s have been praised
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- A House Safe For Tigers
- A Taste Of You
- After Six
- Alone
- And I Loved You Then
- Back On The Street Again
- Baghdad Knights
- Beginning To Feel Like Home
- By The Way I Still Love You
- Califia Stone Rider
- Chico
- Child
- City That Never Sleeps
- Come On Home To Me
- Come On Sunshine
- Come Spend The Morning
- Congratulations
- Dark In My Heart
- Dirtnap Stories
- Dolly And Hawkeye
- Dolly Partons Guitar
- Down From Dover
- Feathers
- Five More Miles To Folsom
- For One Moment
- Four Kinds Of Lonely
- Fridays Child
- Friendship Train
- Guitar On My Mind
- Gypsies And Indians
- Hands
- Heaven Is My Womans Love
- Hey Me Im Riding
- Holdin On Too Long
- Home Im Home
- Hutchinson Jail
- I Am A Part
- I Am You Are
- I Cant Help The Way I Feel
- I Move Around
- Id Rather Be Your Enemy
- If Its Monday Morning
- Ill Live Yesterdays
- Im Blue
- Im Glad I Never
- Im Gonna Fly
- Is Making A Little Love Out Of The Question
- Its A Nice World To Visit But Not To Live
- Its Nothing To Me
- Kari
- La Lady
- Lars Gunnar And Me
- Lets Burn Down The Cornfield
- Little Miss Sunshine Little Miss Rain
- Little War
- Long Black Train
- Love And Other Crimes
- Mansion Of Tears
- Mary
- Me And Charlie
- Me And The Wine And The City Lights
- Morning Dew
- Muddy Muddy River
- Must Have Been Something I Loved
- My Autumns Done Come
- My Finland
- Nancy And Me
- Our Little Boy Blue
- Paris Bells
- Peppermint Morning
- Poet Fool Or Bum
- Poor Man
- Rainbow Woman
- Rider On A White Horse
- Rising Star
- Run Boy Run
- Sacrifice
- Sam
- Sand
- Sand Hill Anna And The Russian Mouse
- Save A Place For Me
- Shades
- She Comes Running
- Since Youre Gone
- Six Feet Of Chain
- Sleep In The Grass
- Son Of A Gun
- Stone Lost Child
- Strangers Lovers Friends
- Suddenly Tennessee
- Ten Or Eleven Towns Ago
- The Bed
- The Fool
- The Girls In Paris
- The House Song
- The Old Man And His Guitar
- The Performer
- Them Girls
- Victims Of The Night
- Want Me
- We All Make The Flowers Grow
- When A Fool Loves A Fool
- Wind Sky Sea Sand
- Wont You Tell Your Dreams
- Words Mean Nothing
- You Turn My Head Around
- Your Sweet Love
- Your Thunder And Your Lightning
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Rising Star
G# C# G#
Baby, this letter might be hard to read
Bb7 D#
But I’ve got a strong need to get it all down
G# C# G#
It’s noon and I’m lyin’ on the bunk in the back of the bus
Bb7 D#
I got thinkin’ about us while I’m bouncing around
C# Cm Fm
The rising star just ridin’ along with the rest of the guys
Bb7 D#
Smoking and gettin’ high like he does each trip
C# Cm Fm
‘Bout two o’clock he’ll say I think I’ll sip some crow
Bb7 D#
By the time of the show the rising star will be ripped
G# C# G#
Later on when the job is done we’re back on the bus
Bb7 D#
He’ll turn to the guys and smile in a funny way
C# G#
And say tell me once again how good I played
C# G# C# G#
And they call him the rising star and they say he’s gonna go far
F# D#7
But each night he gets far (?) he ever believed
G# C# G#
Something inside me grieves cause sure as hell one day
C# G#
They say the rising star will fade away
Last night the rising star got lost with a girl for an hour or so
Barely made the shoe, kinda stumbled on
Forgot the words to the song he wrote about his wife
Said guess that’s life but I was wrong
Cause every night when I go on I’m the rising star
Me and my guitar start to get it on
Living is when they stand and cheering and call my name
But I’ll try to change before too long
Something about the here and now said drop a line
To say I’m fine but I’d like to say not every rising star fades away
And they call me the rising star, baby I’m gonna go far
With you beside me I swear by the pen in my hand
I’ll be damned if you ever gone to see the day
That drunken, stoned and all alone, You’ll see this rising star fade away
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
G# C# G#
Baby, this letter might be hard to read
Bb7 D#
But I’ve got a strong need to get it all down
G# C# G#
It’s noon and I’m lyin’ on the bunk in the back of the bus
Bb7 D#
I got thinkin’ about us while I’m bouncing around
C# Cm Fm
The rising star just ridin’ along with the rest of the guys
Bb7 D#
Smoking and gettin’ high like he does each trip
C# Cm Fm
‘Bout two o’clock he’ll say I think I’ll sip some crow
Bb7 D#
By the time of the show the rising star will be ripped
G# C# G#
Later on when the job is done we’re back on the bus
Bb7 D#
He’ll turn to the guys and smile in a funny way
C# G#
And say tell me once again how good I played
C# G# C# G#
And they call him the rising star and they say he’s gonna go far
F# D#7
But each night he gets far (?) he ever believed
G# C# G#
Something inside me grieves cause sure as hell one day
C# G#
They say the rising star will fade away
Last night the rising star got lost with a girl for an hour or so
Barely made the shoe, kinda stumbled on
Forgot the words to the song he wrote about his wife
Said guess that’s life but I was wrong
Cause every night when I go on I’m the rising star
Me and my guitar start to get it on
Living is when they stand and cheering and call my name
But I’ll try to change before too long
Something about the here and now said drop a line
To say I’m fine but I’d like to say not every rising star fades away
And they call me the rising star, baby I’m gonna go far
With you beside me I swear by the pen in my hand
I’ll be damned if you ever gone to see the day
That drunken, stoned and all alone, You’ll see this rising star fade away
by: José Duarte
[email protected]
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