Biography:
Roger Clyne is an amazing artist with a velvety voice and a devout fan following. Check his music out and if you ever find yourself in Mexico in June, definitely check him out at Rocky Point: https://www.facebook.com/circusmexicus
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Other songs:
- Aint Got The Words
- All Over The Radio
- Americano
- Ballad Of Lupe Montosa
- City Girls
- Colorblind Blues
- Contraband
- Dinero
- Flowerin
- Go With The Flow
- Heaven On A Paper Plate
- Horses
- I Dont Need Another Thrill
- Just Got High
- Leaky Little Boat
- Leave An Open Door
- Lemons
- Loco To Stay Sane
- Love Come Lighten My Load
- Love Is The Road
- Manana
- Marie
- Maybe We Should Fall In Love
- Mercy
- Mexican Moonshine
- Mile High And Risin
- Noisy Head
- Plenty
- Sleep Like A Baby
- Small World
- Smaller And Better Things
- Sonoran Hope And Madness
- Summer No 39
- Switchblades
- The Ashes Of San Miguel
- West Texas Moon
- World Aint Gone Crazy
- Your Name On A Grain Of Rice
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!
The Ashes of San Miguel
Peacemakers
from David Cushman, http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~dcushman/guitar.html
Thanks to Michael Perry ([email protected]) for the chords
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
I spun a bottle on a map to tell us which way to go,
C Am
now I'm hell-bound south in that Hermosillo.
Cm D D7
Got the ashes of my best friend in a cremation jar,
G C D
on the shotgun seat of the car.
G
Got the top chopped off, got the windows down.
C Am
One last tour through our happy happy hunting grounds.
Cm
Though we never made a kill,
D D7 G C D
that was never really what we came down here for.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you go down laughing when you finally fell.
D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
Well its a hundred and one under this fanatical sun.
C Am
The black-eyed federales dripping sweat on their machine guns sayin'
Cm D D7 G C D
"drive on slow gringo, you ain't as important as you think you are."
G
I got a box of firecrackers and liquor to go,
C Am
Vamanos amigo, para Bahia Kino
Cm D D7
Well everything is here, from the pesos to the beer,
G C D
still no sign of your ghost.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you go down laughing when you finally fell.
D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
Am G
Em
The desert's lovely, dark, and deep.
G
And I got no more promises left to keep.
D
But why tell me why, I got to drain the bottle dry,
C G D
Before I can cry, before I can cry over you
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
Well there's bones on the beach, and there's ashes in the jar,
C Am
a ghost in the air laughing at fools at the bar.
Cm D D7 G C D
And inside there's a river that don't run to the sea no more.
G
Life is cheap here, and death is rich.
C Am
They finally got you lucky son of a bitch.
Cm D D7 G
If I could do it again I'd cry out loud at your hospital bed.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you hit the ground laughing when you finally fell.
D C G D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
C G D
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
Peacemakers
from David Cushman, http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~dcushman/guitar.html
Thanks to Michael Perry ([email protected]) for the chords
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
I spun a bottle on a map to tell us which way to go,
C Am
now I'm hell-bound south in that Hermosillo.
Cm D D7
Got the ashes of my best friend in a cremation jar,
G C D
on the shotgun seat of the car.
G
Got the top chopped off, got the windows down.
C Am
One last tour through our happy happy hunting grounds.
Cm
Though we never made a kill,
D D7 G C D
that was never really what we came down here for.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you go down laughing when you finally fell.
D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
Well its a hundred and one under this fanatical sun.
C Am
The black-eyed federales dripping sweat on their machine guns sayin'
Cm D D7 G C D
"drive on slow gringo, you ain't as important as you think you are."
G
I got a box of firecrackers and liquor to go,
C Am
Vamanos amigo, para Bahia Kino
Cm D D7
Well everything is here, from the pesos to the beer,
G C D
still no sign of your ghost.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you go down laughing when you finally fell.
D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
Am G
Em
The desert's lovely, dark, and deep.
G
And I got no more promises left to keep.
D
But why tell me why, I got to drain the bottle dry,
C G D
Before I can cry, before I can cry over you
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
G
Well there's bones on the beach, and there's ashes in the jar,
C Am
a ghost in the air laughing at fools at the bar.
Cm D D7 G C D
And inside there's a river that don't run to the sea no more.
G
Life is cheap here, and death is rich.
C Am
They finally got you lucky son of a bitch.
Cm D D7 G
If I could do it again I'd cry out loud at your hospital bed.
Am
So give me a sign amigo, can you tell me,
Bm
did you hit the ground laughing when you finally fell.
D C G D
We had tales to tell we had songs to sing.
C G D
Did you get your horns or did they give you wings,
well either works just as well.
Ashes of San Miguel
G C Am Cm D D7 G C D
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