Biography:
Multi-award winning composer, producer, and musician, Brian Keane has always taken the road less traveled; From his early days as a guitarist's guitarist in duo with Larry Coryell, to his pioneering records as a Grammy-winning producer and innovator in world music, or to becoming the foremost composer in the world of documentaries, he has always carved out a unique niche for himself. Keane's career has consistently been centered around a timeless sense of quality
Read more on Last.fm
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!
Capo 2
Verse 1:
G
In my hometown, population 25,000
Em C G
All of them head to the drive-in after Friday night's football game
G
That's the same place where mom and dad went for the first date
Em C G
They had the same burger that I just ate, some things never change
D G
That's what made me who I am today, gave me a million songs to play
Em A
So when the radio is on, I just don't understand,
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Verse 2:
G
I'm not complaining, runnin' my mouth like an old man
Em C G
Talking about the world that's changing and how its given up on me
G
I'm just saying that down at Nicks on the weekend
Em C G
The small town anthems that they're spinning, they don't sound like the what you see
D G
When you sing about your Wrangler jeans, pick up trucks and Dairy Queens
Em A
They make the place I love sound like a bad cartoon
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Bridge:
Em
If you want a song about
Am
A place like my town
C
Take a weekend and come on down
D
It don't a long to see
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Verse 1:
G
In my hometown, population 25,000
Em C G
All of them head to the drive-in after Friday night's football game
G
That's the same place where mom and dad went for the first date
Em C G
They had the same burger that I just ate, some things never change
D G
That's what made me who I am today, gave me a million songs to play
Em A
So when the radio is on, I just don't understand,
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Verse 2:
G
I'm not complaining, runnin' my mouth like an old man
Em C G
Talking about the world that's changing and how its given up on me
G
I'm just saying that down at Nicks on the weekend
Em C G
The small town anthems that they're spinning, they don't sound like the what you see
D G
When you sing about your Wrangler jeans, pick up trucks and Dairy Queens
Em A
They make the place I love sound like a bad cartoon
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Bridge:
Em
If you want a song about
Am
A place like my town
C
Take a weekend and come on down
D
It don't a long to see
Chorus:
C G
Cause tractors ain't sexy and working is hard
D Em
For small town people like me
C G
The radio is full of them rich folks
D Em
Singing about places they've never seen
Am C/B
I ain't saying that they're life ain't hard
D A7
I'd love to hear about it sometime
C D
But let them sing about their own life
G
And I'll sing about mine
Brian McComas
Brian McNeill
Brian Miller
Brian Milson
Brian Ming