Biography:
Sawyer Brown is a country music band formed in 1981 at a Pizza Hut restaurant in Apopka, Florida. Lead singer Mark Miller asked keyboardist Gregg "Hobie" Hubbard to play piano for a couple of songs he had written. The two left for Nashville, Tennessee, where they met up with Florida drummer Joe Smyth, Michigan bass player Jim Scholten and original lead guitarist Bobby Randall. They first called the band "Savanah", but renamed themselves "Sawyer Brown" after Sawyer Brown Road, the street where they rehearsed.
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Other songs:
- All These Years
- Another Side
- Can I Lean On You Leona
- Dirt Road
- Farmer Tan
- Hard To Say
- He Sent A Carpenter
- Ill Be Around
- Im In Love With Her
- Leona
- My Babys Gone
- Nebraska Song
- Old Photographs
- Outskirts Of Town
- Passin Train
- Puttin The Dark Back Into The Night
- Shakin
- Smokin Hot Wife
- Some Girls Do
- Thank God For You
- The Cafe On The Corner
- The Dirt Road
- The Walk
- They Dont Understand
- This Night Wont Last Forever
- This Thing Called Wantin And Havin It All
- Used To Blue
- When Love Comes Callin
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Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1998 18:44:06 -0400
From: sapper
Subject: s/sawyer_brown/nebraska_song.crd
Nebraska Song
By Sawyer Brown "Six Days On The Road" written by Mark Miller
to play with cd tune 1/2 step down
Transcribed by Eade Baryem
D
Well I came up from Goodland, Kansas
G D
I turned 18 today
A G D
I'm college bound for Lincoln, Nebraska's where I'll stay
D
It's been my dream all my life
G D
To play football on this field
A
And if I ever get the chance
G D
I'll make you this deal
Chorus
G A
I'll work hard, I'll do my part
D G
You won't hear me complain
D
I'll never go down easy
A
I swear I'll pull my weight
G A
Hey there Mr. Osborne
D G
I'll do anything to play
D
It sure would be an honor sir
A D
To call you coach someday
D
Here in the middle of the Middle West
G D
We ain't afraid to fight
A
Well I've looked sir
G D
Now I'll look in the eye
D
Well I hear something callin me
G D
I never heard before
A
It's a red and white freight train
G D
And want to get on board
Repeat chorus
D
Well I came up from Goodland, Kansas
G D
I turned 18 today
A G D
I'm college bound for Lincoln, Nebraska's where I'll stay
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
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Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1998 18:44:06 -0400
From: sapper
Subject: s/sawyer_brown/nebraska_song.crd
Nebraska Song
By Sawyer Brown "Six Days On The Road" written by Mark Miller
to play with cd tune 1/2 step down
Transcribed by Eade Baryem
D
Well I came up from Goodland, Kansas
G D
I turned 18 today
A G D
I'm college bound for Lincoln, Nebraska's where I'll stay
D
It's been my dream all my life
G D
To play football on this field
A
And if I ever get the chance
G D
I'll make you this deal
Chorus
G A
I'll work hard, I'll do my part
D G
You won't hear me complain
D
I'll never go down easy
A
I swear I'll pull my weight
G A
Hey there Mr. Osborne
D G
I'll do anything to play
D
It sure would be an honor sir
A D
To call you coach someday
D
Here in the middle of the Middle West
G D
We ain't afraid to fight
A
Well I've looked sir
G D
Now I'll look in the eye
D
Well I hear something callin me
G D
I never heard before
A
It's a red and white freight train
G D
And want to get on board
Repeat chorus
D
Well I came up from Goodland, Kansas
G D
I turned 18 today
A G D
I'm college bound for Lincoln, Nebraska's where I'll stay
Say Lou Lou
Say Maranatha
Sayap Laki
Sayaru
Sayde Price