Biography:
Wade Bowen is an American Texas Country/Red Dirt singer from Waco, Texas. He was a member of the band, West 84, with friend Matt Miller, before the band was re-aligned 2001. He released his first album in 2002, Try Not To Listen, which became a regional hit in Texas. He released his first live album 2003 and another studio album in 2006. In 2008 he released If We Ever Make It Home, his biggest success to date. On November 21, 2009 Wade Bowen recorded his second live album at the famous Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Other songs:
- A Battle Won
- All Thats Left
- Anchor
- Before These Walls Were Blue
- Before You Go
- Day Of The Dead
- Death Dyin And Deviled Eggs
- From Bad To Good
- Getaway
- Ghost In This Town
- God Bless This Town
- If We Ever Make It Home
- Its All Over Town
- Lost Hotel
- Lynnville Train Robert Earl Keen Cover
- Missing You
- Mood Ring
- My California
- Nobodys Fool
- One Step Closer
- Patch Of Bad Weather
- Perfect Silence
- Resurrection
- Saturday Night
- Say Anything
- Somewhere Beautiful
- Songs About Trucks
- Sweet Leona
- To Live Is To Fly
- Trouble
- Turn On The Lights
- Walkin Along The Fence Line
- West Texas Rain
- Who I Am
- Why Makes Perfect Sense
- You Had Me At My Best
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[Intro]
Am
[Verse 1]
Am G Am
It's a hundred and ten here in Lajitas
E
Piñatas on the promenade
Sunday best, painted faces
Am
Lining up for the Parade
Am G Am
Oh the river is down here in Lajitas
E
Steering down the banks of Mexico
Wondering if they'd even notice
Am
If I slipped across and just kept drifting on
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
[Verse 2]
Am G Am
Met an old vaquero from Nogales
E
Said that he once wore my shoes
I finally left him in some alley in Juárez
Am
Oh and he had nothing left to lose
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
[Verse 3]
Am G Am
Dreamed I heard the Mariachis singing
E
You and I were dancing toe to toe
Barefoot on the pale saltillo
Am
I woke up clinging to a ghost
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
Am G Am
Yeah now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E
You're wearing white
E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
Am
[Verse 1]
Am G Am
It's a hundred and ten here in Lajitas
E
Piñatas on the promenade
Sunday best, painted faces
Am
Lining up for the Parade
Am G Am
Oh the river is down here in Lajitas
E
Steering down the banks of Mexico
Wondering if they'd even notice
Am
If I slipped across and just kept drifting on
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
[Verse 2]
Am G Am
Met an old vaquero from Nogales
E
Said that he once wore my shoes
I finally left him in some alley in Juárez
Am
Oh and he had nothing left to lose
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
[Verse 3]
Am G Am
Dreamed I heard the Mariachis singing
E
You and I were dancing toe to toe
Barefoot on the pale saltillo
Am
I woke up clinging to a ghost
[Chorus]
C G F
It's the Day of the Dead here in Lajitas
E
Dirt still fresh under the stone
Am G Am
Now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
Am G Am
Yeah now our love's gone home to Jesus
Am E
You're wearing white
E Am
You're wearing white in San Antone
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