Biography:
Shooter Jennings (born Waylon Albright Jennings in 1979, ) is an American country music singer, the only child of Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. His middle name comes from his father's drummer, Richie Albright. His father nicknamed him "Shooter" after he urinated on a nurse shortly after birth (as the elder Jennings wrote in his 1996 autobiography).
Shooter Jennings lived his first few years in a crib on his parents' tour bus. By age five, he was playing drums.
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- Gone To Carolina
- I'm A Long Way From Home
- All Of This Could Have Been Yours
- Aviators
- Black Ribbons
- Blood From A Stone
- Coming Home
- Daddys Hands
- Electric Rodeo
- Hair Of The Dog
- If It Aint One Thing
- Im A Long Way From Home
- It Aint Easy
- Living Proof
- Lonesome Blues
- Long Way From Home
- Manifesto No 1
- My Song For You
- Old Friend
- Outlaw You
- Put The O Back In Country
- Rhinestone Eyes
- Solid Country Gold
- Some Rowdy Women
- Southern Comfort
- Southern Family Anthem
- Summer Of Rage
- Sunset Blvd
- Sweet Savannah
- Tangled Up Roses
- The Deed And The Dollar
- The Gunslinger
- The Letter
- The Long Road Ahead
- The Outsider
- The Real Me
- The Song Is Still Slippin Away
- The Song Is Still Slipping Away
- The Wolf
- Wild And Lonesome
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[Verse 1]
Am
It's a long long road of livin
F
I wouldn't wanna be sendin
G Am
The wrong idea that I'm gettin soft.
Am
I just keep on gettin lost
F
I dont care too much
G Am
If I ever find my way back home.
Am
The railways are too rusty
F
The roads are just too dusty
G Am
I sit and watch the day die all alone.
Am
It's just me and the sun
F
But pretty soon he's gone
G Am
When he goes away, I'll go get stoned.
[Chorus]
C
I drank all last night
G
Til the crack of dawn
F G Am
I was pickin to my favorite country songs.
C
Singing, It won't be long
G
Til I'm dead and gone
F
I woke up this morning
C G Am
To the hair of the dog.
[Verse 2]
I remember sweet young fame
Or maybe it was a dream
She was beggin me to come home when I could.
This whole life protests me
It's a curse and a blessing
A glimpse of where
My daddy stood
[Chorus]
C
I drank all last night
G
Til the crack of dawn
F G Am
I was pickin to my favorite country songs.
C
Singing, It won't be long
G
Til I'm dead and gone
F
I woke up this morning
C G Am
To the hair of the dog.
Am
It's a long long road of livin
F
I wouldn't wanna be sendin
G Am
The wrong idea that I'm gettin soft.
Am
I just keep on gettin lost
F
I dont care too much
G Am
If I ever find my way back home.
Am
The railways are too rusty
F
The roads are just too dusty
G Am
I sit and watch the day die all alone.
Am
It's just me and the sun
F
But pretty soon he's gone
G Am
When he goes away, I'll go get stoned.
[Chorus]
C
I drank all last night
G
Til the crack of dawn
F G Am
I was pickin to my favorite country songs.
C
Singing, It won't be long
G
Til I'm dead and gone
F
I woke up this morning
C G Am
To the hair of the dog.
[Verse 2]
I remember sweet young fame
Or maybe it was a dream
She was beggin me to come home when I could.
This whole life protests me
It's a curse and a blessing
A glimpse of where
My daddy stood
[Chorus]
C
I drank all last night
G
Til the crack of dawn
F G Am
I was pickin to my favorite country songs.
C
Singing, It won't be long
G
Til I'm dead and gone
F
I woke up this morning
C G Am
To the hair of the dog.
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