Biography:
Alan Eugene Jackson (born October 17, 1958) is an American country music singer, known for blending traditional honky tonk and mainstream country sounds and penning many of his own hits. He has recorded 14 studio albums, three Greatest Hits albums, two Christmas albums, one Gospel album and several compilations, all on the Arista Nashville label. More than 50 of his singles have appeared on Billboard's list of the "Top 30 Country Songs". Of Jackson's entries, 35 were number-one hits, with 50 in the Top 10.
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- It Must Be Love
- It's Five Oclock Somewhere
- Little Bitty
- Mercury Blues
- Small Town Southern Man
- It’s Five O’clock Somewhere
- 1976
- A Holly Jolly Christmas
- A House With No Curtains
- A Little Bluer
- A Little Bluer Than That
- A Love Like That
- A Million Ways To Die
- A Song For The Life
- A Womans Love
- Ace Of Hearts
- After 17
- Aint Got Trouble Now
- All American Country Boy
- Alright To Be A Redneck
- Amarillo
- Angels And Alcohol
- Another Good Reason Not To Drink
- Anywhere On Earth You Are
- Are You Washed In The Blood
- Are You Washed In The Blood And Ill Fly Away
- As Lovely As You
- Between The Devil And Me
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- Blue Blooded Woman
- Blue Ridge Mountain Song
- Bluebird
- Blues Man
- Boats To Build
- Buicks On The Moon
- Burnin The Honky Tonks Down
- Chatahoochie
- Chattahoochee
- Country Boy
- Dallas
- Designated Drinker
- Dixie Highway
- Dog River Blues
- Dont Rock The Jukebox
- Drive For Daddy Gene
- Every Now And Then
- Everything But The Wings
- Everything I Love
- First Love
- Flaws
- Freight Train
- From A Distance
- Gone Before You Met Me
- Gone Country
- Gonna Come Back As A Country Song
- Good Imitation Of The Blues
- Good Time
- Had It Not Been You
- Hard Hat And A Hammer
- He Lives
- Her Lifes A Song
- Here In The Real World
- Hole In The Wall
- Home
- Honky Tonk Christmas
- How Great Thou Art
- I Dont Even Know Your Name
- I Leave A Light On
- I Love To Tell The Story
- I Only Want You For Christmas
- I Slipped And Fell In Love
- I Still Like Bologna
- I Want To Stroll Over Heaven With You
- I Wish I Could Back Up
- Id Love You All Over Again
- If French Fries Were Fat Free
- If It Aint One Thing Its You
- If Jesus Walked The World Today
- If Love Was A River
- If You Dont Want To See Santa Claus Cry
- Ill Fly Away
- Ill Go On Loving You
- Ill Try
- In The Garden
- Its Alright To Be A Redneck
- Its Five Oclock Somewhere
- Its Just That Way
- Jim And Jack And Hank
- Job Description
- Just As I Am
- Just Forget It Son
- Kiss An Angel Good Mornin
- Ladder To Heaven
- Laid Back 'n Low Key
- Leaning On The Everlasting Arms
- Let It Be Christmas
- Like Red On A Rose
- Little Man
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- Livinon Love
- Long Long Way
- Long Way To Go
- Look At Me
- Look Her In The Eye And Lie
- Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man
- Meat And Potato Man
- Merry Christmas To Me
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- Nothing Left To Do
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- The Little Man
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- The Older I Get
- The One Youre Waiting On
- The Sounds
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- There Ya Go
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- This Time
- Tie Me Down
- Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus
- To Do What I Do
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- Tonite I Climbed The Wall
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- Tropical Depression
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- Usa Today
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- When We All Get To Heaven
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- Where Were You 8
- Where Were You 9
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- Who Says You Cant Have It All
- Whos Cheatin Who
- Whos Cheating Who
- Work In Progress
- Working Class Hero
- Www Memory
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- You Cant Give Up On Love
- You Cant Have It All
- You Dont Have To Paint Me A Picture
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- Youve Been Lonesome Too
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Title: The Little Man
Artist: Alan Jackson
Transcribe by: John McDaniel
capo - 1st fret
C G
I remember walkin' round the court square sidewalks
F
Lookin' in windows at things I couldn't want
C G
There's Johnson's Hardware and Morman's Jewelry
F
And the old Lee Kings apothacary
C F C F
They were the little man The little man
C G
I go back now the stores are empty
F
except and old coke sign dated 1950
C G
Boarded up like they never existed
F
or renovated and called historic districts
C F C F
There goes the little man there goes the little man
[Chorus]
Am F
Now the court square's just a set of streets
C G
that people go round but the seldom think
Am F
bout' the little man that built this town
C G
before the big money shut um' down
C F C F
and killed the little man ah, the little man
C G
He pumped your gas and he'd clean your glass
F
One cold rainy night he fixed your flat
C G
The new store came where you do it yourself
F
You buy lotto ticket and food off the shelf
C F C
forget the little man forget about that little man
C G
He hung on there for a few more years
F
but he couldn't sell slurpies and he wouldn't sell beer
C G
Now the bank rents the station to a man down the road
F
and they sell velvet Elvis and 2nd hand clothes
C F C
F
there goes the little man there goes another little man
C G
Now store's lined up in a concrete strip
F
You buy the whole world in just one trip
C G
You save a penny cause it's jumbo size
F
and they don't ever realize
C F C F
their killin' the little man ah, the little man
C G
It wasn't long ago when I was a child
F
an old black man came with his mule and his plow
C G
He broke the ground where we grew our garden
F
back before we'd all forgotten
C F C F C
F
about the little man the little man long live the little man
C
God Bless the little man
Artist: Alan Jackson
Transcribe by: John McDaniel
capo - 1st fret
C G
I remember walkin' round the court square sidewalks
F
Lookin' in windows at things I couldn't want
C G
There's Johnson's Hardware and Morman's Jewelry
F
And the old Lee Kings apothacary
C F C F
They were the little man The little man
C G
I go back now the stores are empty
F
except and old coke sign dated 1950
C G
Boarded up like they never existed
F
or renovated and called historic districts
C F C F
There goes the little man there goes the little man
[Chorus]
Am F
Now the court square's just a set of streets
C G
that people go round but the seldom think
Am F
bout' the little man that built this town
C G
before the big money shut um' down
C F C F
and killed the little man ah, the little man
C G
He pumped your gas and he'd clean your glass
F
One cold rainy night he fixed your flat
C G
The new store came where you do it yourself
F
You buy lotto ticket and food off the shelf
C F C
forget the little man forget about that little man
C G
He hung on there for a few more years
F
but he couldn't sell slurpies and he wouldn't sell beer
C G
Now the bank rents the station to a man down the road
F
and they sell velvet Elvis and 2nd hand clothes
C F C
F
there goes the little man there goes another little man
C G
Now store's lined up in a concrete strip
F
You buy the whole world in just one trip
C G
You save a penny cause it's jumbo size
F
and they don't ever realize
C F C F
their killin' the little man ah, the little man
C G
It wasn't long ago when I was a child
F
an old black man came with his mule and his plow
C G
He broke the ground where we grew our garden
F
back before we'd all forgotten
C F C F C
F
about the little man the little man long live the little man
C
God Bless the little man
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