Biography:
Martin David Robinson (September 26, 1925 – December 8, 1982), known professionally as Marty Robbins, was an American singer, songwriter, actor, multi-instrumentalist, and NASCAR racing driver. Robbins was one of the most popular and successful country and western singers for most of his nearly four-decade career, which spanned from the late 1940s to the early 1980s.
Born in Glendale, Arizona, Robbins taught himself guitar while serving in the United States Navy during World War II
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Man Walks Among Us Marty Robbins 1963
C Am
Warm are the winds on the desert
C Em
A whirlwind is dancing around
F Em Dm C
I stopped to survey all the beauty that's here
Am F G
When a shadow moves out across the ground
C Am
It's an eagle that circles above me
C Em
And he screams to his friends on the hill
F Em Dm C
Stay close together move not a feather
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
Am
Everything hides but I see them
C Em
I've spotted an old mother quail
F Em Dm C
I look close and see looking right back at me
Am F G
The eyes of a young cottontail
C Am
I see a coyote sneaking as he crawls
Em
Through the brush on the hill
F Em Dm C
And the eagle screams down stay close to the ground
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
F Em
Twenty feet high in the side of a Cactus
F C
I see a hole where the Butcher bird stays
F Em
If mortals could choose and if Heaven should ask us
D7 G7
Here's where I'd want to spend all of my days
C Am
Soon will be gone all the desert
C Em
Cities will cover each hill
F Em Dm C
Today will just be a fond memory
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
C Am
Warm are the winds on the desert
C Em
A whirlwind is dancing around
F Em Dm C
I stopped to survey all the beauty that's here
Am F G
When a shadow moves out across the ground
C Am
It's an eagle that circles above me
C Em
And he screams to his friends on the hill
F Em Dm C
Stay close together move not a feather
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
Am
Everything hides but I see them
C Em
I've spotted an old mother quail
F Em Dm C
I look close and see looking right back at me
Am F G
The eyes of a young cottontail
C Am
I see a coyote sneaking as he crawls
Em
Through the brush on the hill
F Em Dm C
And the eagle screams down stay close to the ground
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
F Em
Twenty feet high in the side of a Cactus
F C
I see a hole where the Butcher bird stays
F Em
If mortals could choose and if Heaven should ask us
D7 G7
Here's where I'd want to spend all of my days
C Am
Soon will be gone all the desert
C Em
Cities will cover each hill
F Em Dm C
Today will just be a fond memory
Dm Em Dm Em
Man walks among us be still be still
Dm G7 C
Man walks among us be still
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