Biography:
Blue Highway is a U.S. band playing music based on blue grass, but taking in other infuences.
Blue Highway is an American contemporary bluegrass band. Their Cds– Wondrous Love (2003), and Marbletown (2005) – received Grammy Award nominations.
[edit] Personnel
* Jason Burleson — banjo, guitar,
* Rob Ickes — dobro
* Shawn Lane — mandolin, fiddle, vocals
* Tim Stafford — guitar, vocals
* Wayne Taylor— bass, vocals
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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!
[Play as a slow waltz]
[Verse 1]
G D Am C G C G
Come my, little son, and I will tell you what to do;
G G Am Em C G C
Undress yourself, get into bed, and a tale I'll tell to you.
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
It'?s all about your daddy son, He's a man you seldome see,
G D Am C
For he'?s had to roam far away from home,
G C G
Far away from you and me.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
[Verse 2]
G D Am C G C G
Sure we'd like to have him here; for sure it would be fine
G G Am Em C G C
To have him li---ving here at home and be with you all the time;
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
But beggars can'?t be choosers, and we'll have to bear the load,
G D Am C
For we need the money your daddy earns
G C G
A-workin' on the road.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
[Verse 3]
G D Am C G C G
When you fall and cut yourself and get a-feelin' bad
G G Am Em C G C
There isn'?t a---ny use to go a-runnin'? to your dad,
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
For the only time since you were born that he's had to spend with you,
G D Am C
He was out on the line makin'? his time;
G C G
He was workin'? on a crew.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
[Verse 1]
G D Am C G C G
Come my, little son, and I will tell you what to do;
G G Am Em C G C
Undress yourself, get into bed, and a tale I'll tell to you.
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
It'?s all about your daddy son, He's a man you seldome see,
G D Am C
For he'?s had to roam far away from home,
G C G
Far away from you and me.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
[Verse 2]
G D Am C G C G
Sure we'd like to have him here; for sure it would be fine
G G Am Em C G C
To have him li---ving here at home and be with you all the time;
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
But beggars can'?t be choosers, and we'll have to bear the load,
G D Am C
For we need the money your daddy earns
G C G
A-workin' on the road.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
[Verse 3]
G D Am C G C G
When you fall and cut yourself and get a-feelin' bad
G G Am Em C G C
There isn'?t a---ny use to go a-runnin'? to your dad,
G G Am Em C G G Am Em C
For the only time since you were born that he's had to spend with you,
G D Am C
He was out on the line makin'? his time;
G C G
He was workin'? on a crew.
[Chorus]
G G Am Em C G
But remember lad, he's still your dad
G Am Em C
Though he'?s workin'? fa--r a--way
G D Am C
In the cold and heat, forty hours a week
G C G
On England'?s motorway.
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