Biography:
The Bacon Brothers are an American Country/Folk duo notable for the presence of actor Kevin Bacon. Kevin formed the Bacon Brothers with his singer/guitarist brother Michael in 1994 to perform at a charity event in their hometown of Philadelphia. The siblings played music together from childhood, but while Kevin later explored acting, Michael forged his own musical career fronting the 1970s folk-rock band Good News, subsequently recording a pair of solo albums.
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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!
E A E
I left my Adirondack home about a year ago
E F# B7
I met up with bad company, the kind you shouldn’t know
E A E
I learned to drink and gamble, turned out to be a bum
E B7 E
Now I’m tired of roamin’ around and I’m gonna be back home
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
E A E
Now dad has left this cruel world for heaven up above
E F# B7
Leaving mother all alone with thon and me to love
E A E
But I left my little home, found nothin’ short of pain
E B7 E
I know that I was wrong and I’m goin’ back again
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
[Break]
E A E
E F# B7
E A E
Now that you heard my story, don’t ever leave your home
E F# B7
When your mother needs you so don’t you ever start to roam
E A E
Don’t disappoint your mother for someday she’ll be gone
E B7 E
Whenever you’re away, don’t forget this little song
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
I left my Adirondack home about a year ago
E F# B7
I met up with bad company, the kind you shouldn’t know
E A E
I learned to drink and gamble, turned out to be a bum
E B7 E
Now I’m tired of roamin’ around and I’m gonna be back home
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
E A E
Now dad has left this cruel world for heaven up above
E F# B7
Leaving mother all alone with thon and me to love
E A E
But I left my little home, found nothin’ short of pain
E B7 E
I know that I was wrong and I’m goin’ back again
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
[Break]
E A E
E F# B7
E A E
Now that you heard my story, don’t ever leave your home
E F# B7
When your mother needs you so don’t you ever start to roam
E A E
Don’t disappoint your mother for someday she’ll be gone
E B7 E
Whenever you’re away, don’t forget this little song
E A E
There’s a path that leads back to my Adirondack home
E F# B7
I’m goin’ back tonight, and I never more will roam
E A E
I can see my mother there, for her boy she says a prayer
E B7 E
And she waits in her arm chair in my Adirondack home
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