Biography:
Aaron Lewis (13 de abril de 1972 - ) es el cantante del grupo Staind. Nació en Rutland, Vermont, Estados Unidos y creció en Longmeadow, Massachusetts.
Lewis ha sido nominado a 3 Premios Grammy. A lo largo de su vida trabajó en diseño, limpió cuartos de hotel, y actuó él solo en bares alrededor de toda Atlanta, hasta llegar a ser músico profesional. Está casado con Vanessa Lewis y tiene dos hijas, Zoe Jane y Nyla Rae, así como dos hermanas, Yvette y Rachel, y dos hermanos, Justin y Ian.
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Other songs:
- 75
- Afraid
- All I Want
- Anywhere But Here
- Black
- Country Boy
- Devil
- Endless Summer
- Fade Acoustic
- Fill Me Up
- Folded Flag
- Forever
- God And Guns
- Grandaddys Gun
- Granddaddys Gun
- I Lost It All
- It Keeps On Working
- Lessons Learned
- Lost And Lonely
- Lost It All
- Mama
- Massachusetts
- Mudshovel
- Northern Redneck
- Outside
- Party In Hell
- Patience
- Patience Cover
- Please
- Please Live Acoustic
- Red White And Blue
- Redneck Crazy Revisited
- Sinner
- State Im In
- State Lines
- Stuck In These Shoes
- Sunday Every Saturday Night
- That Aint Country
- The Bottom
- The Corner
- The Road
- The Story Never Ends
- The Truth
- Travelin Soldier
- Turn The Page
- Vicious Circles
- What Hurts The Most
- Who Are You When Im Not Looking
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Aaron Lewis - Red White And Blue
I'm not completly sure about the intro, solo and outro part, so you have to play
what you feel is fitting. But the rest should be ok.
G D A D
My Grandmama worked at the factory floor
G D A
Sewing leather for minimum wage
G D A D
While my granddaddy worked all the beer joints in town
G D A
Tryin' to forget the memories he made
Em G
'Cus when daddy was born, in 1945
D A
We'd been fighthing for what we believed
Em G
Along with 5 other brothers, who stood by his side
D A
They were ready, they were willing to bleed
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
G D A A
G D A D
My daddy grew up, on the wrong side of poor
G D A
Rubbing nickels together for heat
G D A D
Well he and his sister, had barely got by
G D A
With the clothes and the shoes on their feet
Em G
So he joined the service, when he was 18
D A
Like his daddy and his uncles before
Em G
He was ready to die. for what he believed
D A
To fight for, what's worth fighthing for
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
SOLO PART
G D A D
G D A A
G D A D
Well me and my sisters, got kids of our own
G D A
And my brother's coming up on 16
G D A D
And my daddy taught us all, how to live off the land
G D A
And how to stand up for what we believe
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
Outro
G D A D
G D A A
//Kevin
I'm not completly sure about the intro, solo and outro part, so you have to play
what you feel is fitting. But the rest should be ok.
G D A D
My Grandmama worked at the factory floor
G D A
Sewing leather for minimum wage
G D A D
While my granddaddy worked all the beer joints in town
G D A
Tryin' to forget the memories he made
Em G
'Cus when daddy was born, in 1945
D A
We'd been fighthing for what we believed
Em G
Along with 5 other brothers, who stood by his side
D A
They were ready, they were willing to bleed
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
G D A A
G D A D
My daddy grew up, on the wrong side of poor
G D A
Rubbing nickels together for heat
G D A D
Well he and his sister, had barely got by
G D A
With the clothes and the shoes on their feet
Em G
So he joined the service, when he was 18
D A
Like his daddy and his uncles before
Em G
He was ready to die. for what he believed
D A
To fight for, what's worth fighthing for
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
SOLO PART
G D A D
G D A A
G D A D
Well me and my sisters, got kids of our own
G D A
And my brother's coming up on 16
G D A D
And my daddy taught us all, how to live off the land
G D A
And how to stand up for what we believe
G A D
Red, white and blue
G D A D
Those colors mean something, those colors stay true
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
Like my family before me, I feel it too
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
G D A D
The blood that's in my veins, runs red white and blue
Outro
G D A D
G D A A
//Kevin
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