Biography:
The Reverend Horton Heat is both an American three-piece psychobilly band from Dallas, Texas and the stage name of its singer-songwriter frontman, Jim Heath (born in 1959 in Corpus Christi, Texas).
The group originally formed in 1985, playing its first gigs in Dallas's Deep Ellum neighborhood. Its current members are Jim "Reverend Horton" Heath on guitar and lead vocals, Jimbo Wallace on the upright bass, and Scott Churilla on drums. Through relentless touring and a manic stage show
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TEXAS ROCKABILLY REBEL by Reverend Horton Heat
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5
It feels good
A5 C5 G5
Born a bastard child
E5 A5
Nobody knows whose son
C5 G5
on the old Chisholm Trail
E5 A5
and he continues to run
C5 G5
She's a '32 Ford
E5 A5
chopped five window Coup
C5
Chevrolet mill really
G5 E5
Really stirs the soup
A5 D5
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble
A5 D5
Texas rockabilly rebel
A5 D5
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble
A5 D5
Texas rockabilly rebel
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
When everyone said early on
they had lost the fight
Deep down inside they knew
knew they had the might
Like Harold Dawson, Mouser King
Too many more to say
Wide whitewall wheels gonna
Gonna blow you away
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble...
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
Feels good – Go
(Solo)
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
When we fire that motor
It goes rat-at-at-at-at
Like a Texas guitar slinger
Or a snare drum that is fat
It is gray and it's red
In memory of the dead
Her builder Treadmill Vern is
Sick in the head
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble...
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
It feels good
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5 D5
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good
A5
It feels good
A5 C5 G5
Born a bastard child
E5 A5
Nobody knows whose son
C5 G5
on the old Chisholm Trail
E5 A5
and he continues to run
C5 G5
She's a '32 Ford
E5 A5
chopped five window Coup
C5
Chevrolet mill really
G5 E5
Really stirs the soup
A5 D5
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble
A5 D5
Texas rockabilly rebel
A5 D5
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble
A5 D5
Texas rockabilly rebel
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
When everyone said early on
they had lost the fight
Deep down inside they knew
knew they had the might
Like Harold Dawson, Mouser King
Too many more to say
Wide whitewall wheels gonna
Gonna blow you away
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble...
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
Feels good – Go
(Solo)
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
When we fire that motor
It goes rat-at-at-at-at
Like a Texas guitar slinger
Or a snare drum that is fat
It is gray and it's red
In memory of the dead
Her builder Treadmill Vern is
Sick in the head
Turn up the bass, turn up the treble...
It goes real fast, but it sure feels good...
It feels good
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