Biography:
The Hooters are an American rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. By combining a mix of rock and roll, ska and folk music, The Hooters first gained major commercial success in the United States in the mid 1980s due to heavy radio and MTV airplay of several songs including Day By Day, And We Danced and Where Do The Children Go. Their popularity resulted in the band opening the Philadelphia portion of the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985.
During the late 1980s and 1990s
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[Intro]
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
F#m E D Bm A E
F#m E D Bm E A
A D A E
A D A F#m E D A
[Verse 1]
G D A
Freedom has its ups and downs
G D A
Walk the streets of lonesome town
G D A
Try to find some company
G D A
Somebody who will talk to me
F#m E D
Well I'm here all alone
Bm
A wind blows home
A E
We'll find it someday
F#m E D
There's no reason to cry
For days gone by
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
A D A F#m E D A
[Verse 2]
G D A
Hurricanes and Cadillacs
G D A
They run you down and don't look back
G D A
Oh where can my salvation be
G D A
A tender touch to comfort me
F#m E D
But I'm here all alone
Bm
A wind blows home
A E
We'll find it someday
F#m E D
There's no reason to cry
For days gone by
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Instrumental]
F#m E D Bm A E
F#m E D Bm E A
F#m E
No matter how the wind may blow
D Bm
You belong to me
A E
Like the mountains to the sky
F#m E
And you know when I close my eyes
D
You're the one I see
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Instrumental]
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
[Verse 3]
G D A
Old man river's on the rise (on the rise)
G D A
Wash the circles from my eyes (from my eyes)
G D A
Hurricane is on its way (on its way)
G D A
You can call it Karla (Karla) with a k
F#m E
No matter how the wind may blow
D Bm
You belong to me
A E
Like the mountains to the sky
F#m E
And you know when I close my eyes
D
You're the one I see
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Outro]
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
F#m E A
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
F#m E D Bm A E
F#m E D Bm E A
A D A E
A D A F#m E D A
[Verse 1]
G D A
Freedom has its ups and downs
G D A
Walk the streets of lonesome town
G D A
Try to find some company
G D A
Somebody who will talk to me
F#m E D
Well I'm here all alone
Bm
A wind blows home
A E
We'll find it someday
F#m E D
There's no reason to cry
For days gone by
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
A D A F#m E D A
[Verse 2]
G D A
Hurricanes and Cadillacs
G D A
They run you down and don't look back
G D A
Oh where can my salvation be
G D A
A tender touch to comfort me
F#m E D
But I'm here all alone
Bm
A wind blows home
A E
We'll find it someday
F#m E D
There's no reason to cry
For days gone by
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Instrumental]
F#m E D Bm A E
F#m E D Bm E A
F#m E
No matter how the wind may blow
D Bm
You belong to me
A E
Like the mountains to the sky
F#m E
And you know when I close my eyes
D
You're the one I see
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Instrumental]
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
[Verse 3]
G D A
Old man river's on the rise (on the rise)
G D A
Wash the circles from my eyes (from my eyes)
G D A
Hurricane is on its way (on its way)
G D A
You can call it Karla (Karla) with a k
F#m E
No matter how the wind may blow
D Bm
You belong to me
A E
Like the mountains to the sky
F#m E
And you know when I close my eyes
D
You're the one I see
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
Bm E D A
Oh, Karla, we can make it if we try
[Outro]
A D A E
A D A F#m E A
F#m E A
The Hotelier
The Hounds Below
The Hours
The House Band
The House of Lov (...)