Biography:
Mudcrutch is an American southern and country rock band from Gainesville, Florida; best known for being the band that introduced Tom Petty to fame. The band was initially active in the early 1970s, then broke up after Tom Petty and several members formed The Heartbreakers. Mudcrutch reformed in 2007 with most of the original lineup.
When Mudcrutch originally headed to Hollywood in search of their first record deal, the band consisted of Tom Petty, Mike Campbell, Danny Roberts, Benmont Tench and Randall Marsh.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- Beautiful Blue
- Crystal River
- Depot Street
- Dreams Of Flying
- Hope
- Hungry No More
- I Dont Scare Easy
- I Forgive It All
- Lost In Your Eyes
- Lover Of The Bayou
- Orphan Of The Storm
- Queen Of The Go
- Save Your Water
- Scare Easy
- Six Days On The Road
- The Other Side Of The Mountain
- The Wrong Thing To Do
- Trailer
- Victim Of Circumstance
- Welcome To Hell
- Wild Eyes
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse]
Am C
Well my daddy took me camping out under the stars
D Am
Left me by the fire while he hit the bars
Am C
And I broke my finger on the trailer hitch
D Am
Momma called daddy a son of a bitch
Am C
Well a hundred miles ago youre dragging your ass
D Am
Im in a Japanese car it aint gonna last
Am C
And youre forever driving on the wrong side of the road
D Am
Wearing dungarees that youre mother stole
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
[Verse]
Am C
Well she was blonde and tall, she was twenty three
D Am
Born into the world to get the best of me
Am C
And she never gave back half what she stole
D Am
She wanted my money so I give her my soul
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
[Solo]
[Verse]
Am C
Well I was flying half mast on the fourth of July
D Am
In a bar in Lake City with a western tie
Am C
And I was thinking hard bout changing my name
D Am
Then headed for Miami when the daylight came
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
Am C
Well my daddy took me camping out under the stars
D Am
Left me by the fire while he hit the bars
Am C
And I broke my finger on the trailer hitch
D Am
Momma called daddy a son of a bitch
Am C
Well a hundred miles ago youre dragging your ass
D Am
Im in a Japanese car it aint gonna last
Am C
And youre forever driving on the wrong side of the road
D Am
Wearing dungarees that youre mother stole
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
[Verse]
Am C
Well she was blonde and tall, she was twenty three
D Am
Born into the world to get the best of me
Am C
And she never gave back half what she stole
D Am
She wanted my money so I give her my soul
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
[Solo]
[Verse]
Am C
Well I was flying half mast on the fourth of July
D Am
In a bar in Lake City with a western tie
Am C
And I was thinking hard bout changing my name
D Am
Then headed for Miami when the daylight came
[Chorus]
D Am
Well my momma loves me but my daddy dont
G Am
Ill try to work it all out, but I probably wont
D Am
I got a woman waiting at the top of the stairs
G Am
Its the wrong thing to do, but I dont care
Muertos Una Vez
Muff Potter
MuGeN (UK)
Mugison
Muharrem Qena