Biography:
She would later combine it with a traditional country style, but Alecia Nugent grew up surrounded by traditional bluegrass music. Her father started the Southland Bluegrass Band the year Nugent was born, and when she was old enough she joined the band and sang lead on Holly Dunn's hit, "Daddy's Hands." She was the band's lead vocalist by her late teens, adding some of the gutsy style of her favorite singer, Reba McEntire. By the end of the '90s she had built a loyal following in and around her home state of Louisiana.
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Alecia Nugent - Where His Wheels Left The Road
Capo: 2nd Fret
Intro: D
G D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
Broken glass and twisted steel
G D
Were the only traces left
A D
Of that worn out oldsmobile
G D
Oh the mist hung on that mountain
G D
Like a winter overcoat
G D
And the deputies found him
A D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
He had left the diamond horseshoe
G D
Drank that whiskey river dry
G D
That's the tale the sheriff told to his
A D
Sister and his wife
G D
They could claims their dear beloved
G D
At the white oak funeral home
G D
And the deputy can show them
A D
Where his wheels left the road
A
Now they're bringing food and flowers
G
To the kitchen of his home
G D
They placed a little cross
A D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
But the truth will soon be buried
G D
There's a secret no one knows
G D
He was not out on that highway when
A D
His wheels left the road
G D
It was back in that old bar room
G D
In the smoke and neon lights
G D
He was dancing with a woman
A D
Just before he crossed the line
A
In a room next to the horseshoe
G
Wedding ring down in his coat
G D
He took her in his arms and
A D
His wheels left the road
G D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
Broken glass and twisted steel
G D
Were the only traces left
A D
Of that worn out oldsmobile
G D
Oh the mist hung on that mountain
G D
Like a winter overcoat
G D
And the deputies found him
A D
Where his wheels left the road
Capo: 2nd Fret
Intro: D
G D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
Broken glass and twisted steel
G D
Were the only traces left
A D
Of that worn out oldsmobile
G D
Oh the mist hung on that mountain
G D
Like a winter overcoat
G D
And the deputies found him
A D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
He had left the diamond horseshoe
G D
Drank that whiskey river dry
G D
That's the tale the sheriff told to his
A D
Sister and his wife
G D
They could claims their dear beloved
G D
At the white oak funeral home
G D
And the deputy can show them
A D
Where his wheels left the road
A
Now they're bringing food and flowers
G
To the kitchen of his home
G D
They placed a little cross
A D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
But the truth will soon be buried
G D
There's a secret no one knows
G D
He was not out on that highway when
A D
His wheels left the road
G D
It was back in that old bar room
G D
In the smoke and neon lights
G D
He was dancing with a woman
A D
Just before he crossed the line
A
In a room next to the horseshoe
G
Wedding ring down in his coat
G D
He took her in his arms and
A D
His wheels left the road
G D
Where his wheels left the road
G D
Broken glass and twisted steel
G D
Were the only traces left
A D
Of that worn out oldsmobile
G D
Oh the mist hung on that mountain
G D
Like a winter overcoat
G D
And the deputies found him
A D
Where his wheels left the road
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