Biography:
Willie Mack is a versatile country singer, composer hailing from the southern states area of Oklahoma and Texas. He has attended and graduated from college and then signed with a producer at that time.
As Willie has written several songs, he is a very personable singer, with many of his songs being performed by others due to the ease of the storylines and musical styles.
Upon his traveling across North America, he is continually composing, performing, opening and just learning more about the Canadian ways as the songwriting continues.
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Other songs:
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!
[Intro]
G Em F C D
[Verse 1]
G Em
Sunday afternoon in a corner booth
F
My son was squirming in his high chair
C D
My daughter had mashed potatoes in her hair
G Em
When a sweet old man with wrinkled hands
F
Said, What beautiful babies you have,
C D
Just had to come over and tell you that
C D
These right here are the golden years
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G Em F C D
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
[Verse 2]
G Em
He said, You're gonna blink, and he'll be seventeen
F
He'll have a hot date, wanna borrow your keys
C D
And growing one of those crazy goatees
G Em
And daddy's little girl, with pretty blonde curls
F
Will be wearing mascara and talkin' on the phone
C D
And all the little boys won't leave her alone
C D
And you'll look back here, these golden years
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G D F C D
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
[Bridge]
C G
So take too many pictures and don''''t forget to laugh
C D
Right now you don''''t know it but someday you''''ll look back at
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G Em F C D G
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
G Em F C D
[Verse 1]
G Em
Sunday afternoon in a corner booth
F
My son was squirming in his high chair
C D
My daughter had mashed potatoes in her hair
G Em
When a sweet old man with wrinkled hands
F
Said, What beautiful babies you have,
C D
Just had to come over and tell you that
C D
These right here are the golden years
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G Em F C D
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
[Verse 2]
G Em
He said, You're gonna blink, and he'll be seventeen
F
He'll have a hot date, wanna borrow your keys
C D
And growing one of those crazy goatees
G Em
And daddy's little girl, with pretty blonde curls
F
Will be wearing mascara and talkin' on the phone
C D
And all the little boys won't leave her alone
C D
And you'll look back here, these golden years
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G D F C D
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
[Bridge]
C G
So take too many pictures and don''''t forget to laugh
C D
Right now you don''''t know it but someday you''''ll look back at
[Chorus]
G D
The first steps when they stumble, first words that they mumble
F C D
First ball that they fumble, and they try to hide the tears
G D
Her Cinderella palace, the bike he learns to balance
F C D G Em F C D G
Take a look around, yeah, right now are the golden years
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