Biography:
Born 1971 in Corpus Christi, Texas, U.S., Roger wanted to be a country music singer since he was six years old. He's got a business degree from Sam Houston State University. His first album release was in 1999 (Having Fun All Wrong). After that he released three more albums. He is known for his high energy performances.
After Roger had an unsuccessful experience playing piano for a local band, he decided to create his own. The following is a list of the members of the Roger Creager Band along with the instruments they play.
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Other songs:
- All For The Sake Of The Song
- Delicacy Of A Rose
- Everclear
- Faith In The Water
- Good Old Days
- Gulf Coast Time
- Having Fun All Wrong
- I Can Too
- I Love Being Lonesome
- I Loved You When
- Ler It Roll W Jack Ingram
- Let It Roll
- Love
- Love Is Crazy
- Mothers A Redneck Too
- Moving On
- Rancho Grande
- River Song
- Shouldve Learned By Now
- Swinging From The Chandeliers
- The Day You Went Away
- The Everclear Song
- Things Look Good Around Here
- Turn It Up
- Until The Thought Of You
- Wanna Wanna Bar
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Riff 1
(G C G D G C G D G) X 2
G
Everyday in Lunch in high school
D
And all my senior year,
C G
I'd drink my coca-cola with a touch of everclear.
D
I didn't have to study math, science or history,
C G
I'd have a chemical flashback to jog my memory.
D
My junior year I swore I loved sweet miss Sherry Ann
C G
One night I put some everclear in her dr. pepper can.
C
I thought it would make her easy,
G
But she took it pretty hard
D
I took her home and rang her doorbell,
C G
Left her laying in the yard.
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
Riff 1 X 2
G
I remember my church picnic
D
In the spring of '89
They had four fresh watermelons,
C G
Sliced right off the vine.
When the bowed their heads
D
Giving Grace for the food,
I pulled out my bottle,
C G
And I soaked them melons good.
They never knew what hit em,
D
When the potion went to work,
They had grandmas doing backflips,
C G
Grandpas looking up their skirts.
C
They were singing hallelujah,
G
And Willie Nelson songs.
D
My preacher said it was the best dang picnic
C
That the Baptists have ever thrown.
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
SOLO
Play RIFF 1, 3 times
G
Well now I'm drinking everclear,
D
Thinking I'm king of this whole world
I'm bigger n badder than John Wayne,
C G
Cooler than Steve Earl.
G D
Till I wake up and I'm face down in the hall,
C G
And I'm completely naked for a reason I can't recall
G D
I'm kinda sorta thinkin that maybe I met a chick
Cause there is perfume in the air
C G
And there is lipstick on my neck
C
Well I hope that she was pretty,
G
And I hope that she was kind
D
Enough to leave my clothes somewhere
C
They're easy to find
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
Riff 1 X 3
Riff 1
(G C G D G C G D G) X 2
G
Everyday in Lunch in high school
D
And all my senior year,
C G
I'd drink my coca-cola with a touch of everclear.
D
I didn't have to study math, science or history,
C G
I'd have a chemical flashback to jog my memory.
D
My junior year I swore I loved sweet miss Sherry Ann
C G
One night I put some everclear in her dr. pepper can.
C
I thought it would make her easy,
G
But she took it pretty hard
D
I took her home and rang her doorbell,
C G
Left her laying in the yard.
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
Riff 1 X 2
G
I remember my church picnic
D
In the spring of '89
They had four fresh watermelons,
C G
Sliced right off the vine.
When the bowed their heads
D
Giving Grace for the food,
I pulled out my bottle,
C G
And I soaked them melons good.
They never knew what hit em,
D
When the potion went to work,
They had grandmas doing backflips,
C G
Grandpas looking up their skirts.
C
They were singing hallelujah,
G
And Willie Nelson songs.
D
My preacher said it was the best dang picnic
C
That the Baptists have ever thrown.
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
SOLO
Play RIFF 1, 3 times
G
Well now I'm drinking everclear,
D
Thinking I'm king of this whole world
I'm bigger n badder than John Wayne,
C G
Cooler than Steve Earl.
G D
Till I wake up and I'm face down in the hall,
C G
And I'm completely naked for a reason I can't recall
G D
I'm kinda sorta thinkin that maybe I met a chick
Cause there is perfume in the air
C G
And there is lipstick on my neck
C
Well I hope that she was pretty,
G
And I hope that she was kind
D
Enough to leave my clothes somewhere
C
They're easy to find
CHORUS
C G
Tequila dries me out,
C G
And beer just makes me fat,
D
Whiskey makes me nauseous,
C G
Tell me who the hell needs that.
G
If you're thinkin' bout drinkin,
D
The answer's crystal clear,
It's the invisible intoxicant,
C
It's called everclear.
Riff 1 X 3
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