Biography:
Radney Foster (born July 20, 1959, Del Rio, Texas) is an American singer-songwriter and music producer. Initially a songwriter in Nashville, Foster made his recording debut in 1986 as one half of the Foster & Lloyd duo, recording three studio albums and with nine singles on the US country charts. From 1992 to 2010, Foster pursued a successful solo career. In December 2010, he rejoined the Foster & Lloyd duo and they released the album "It's Already Tomorrow" in 2011.
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Other songs:
- A Fine Line
- A Real Fine Place To Start
- Again
- Angel Flight
- Angry Heart
- California
- Closing Time
- Disappointing You
- Dissapointing You
- Dont Say Goodbye
- Ease Up On The Rain
- Easier Said Than Done
- Folding Money
- Godspeed
- Greatest Show On Earth
- Hammer And Nails
- If It Were Me
- Im In
- Im Used To It
- Ive Got A Picture
- Just Call Me Lonesome
- Labor Of Love
- Leaning On What Love Can Do
- Louisiana Blue
- Making It Up As I Go Along
- Never Say Die
- New Zip Code
- Nobody Wins
- Old Silver
- Precious Pearl
- Radney Foster
- Raining On Sunday
- Rock And Roll Slow Dance
- Scarey Old World
- Sycamore Creek
- Texas In 1880
- The Kindness Of Strangers
- The Kiss
- The Lucky Ones
- The Rainbow Down The Road
- Tonight
- Until Its Gone
- What Are We Doing Here Tonight
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[Here we go]
[Intro]
C Am C Am
[Verse 1]
C
Pot luck supper and barbecue
Am
A cooler full of beer one for sodas too
F
Us kids chasing fireflies with no shoes
G
Saturday sundown
C
Momma hollerin' y'all wash up
Am
Clean that plate with your cornbread crust
F
Don't drink from daddy's dixie cup
G
Oh the guitars are comin' out
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
[Verse 2]
C
Some sang low some high and lonesome
Am
Will that circle be unbroken
F
Grab a part if you know one
G
Or clap along instead
C
Son if you want to touch a guitar, ask
Am
Sister sleepin' in Aunt Kate's lap
F
I'd shake it like Elvis just to make 'em laugh
G
Before I went to bed
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
[Bridge]
F
Take a little break
G
Talk a little fishin'
C Am
Let the crickets sing the intermission
F
I'd drift off to dreamland
F G
And they'd fire it up again
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
F G C
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
[Intro]
C Am C Am
[Verse 1]
C
Pot luck supper and barbecue
Am
A cooler full of beer one for sodas too
F
Us kids chasing fireflies with no shoes
G
Saturday sundown
C
Momma hollerin' y'all wash up
Am
Clean that plate with your cornbread crust
F
Don't drink from daddy's dixie cup
G
Oh the guitars are comin' out
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
[Verse 2]
C
Some sang low some high and lonesome
Am
Will that circle be unbroken
F
Grab a part if you know one
G
Or clap along instead
C
Son if you want to touch a guitar, ask
Am
Sister sleepin' in Aunt Kate's lap
F
I'd shake it like Elvis just to make 'em laugh
G
Before I went to bed
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
[Bridge]
F
Take a little break
G
Talk a little fishin'
C Am
Let the crickets sing the intermission
F
I'd drift off to dreamland
F G
And they'd fire it up again
[Chorus]
F
When those cedar planks rattled and moaned
Rocked and rolled to a country song
C
On a couple of Sunburst Flattops
Em
And a hand-me-down mandolin
F
Sometimes they had the chords half wrong
We laughed and cried, sang along
C
Family friends harmony
Em
And goosebumps on my skin
F G C C/B Am
You can't put a price on what those nights were worth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
F G C C/B Am
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
F G C
It was the greatest, the greatest show on Earth
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