Biography:
Wikipedia entry: Bruce Robison is a country music singer-songwriter. He is married to singer-songwriter Kelly Willis; they have four children. Bruce and his siblings, fellow singer-songwriters Charlie Robison (ex-husband of Dixie Chicks member Emily Robison) and Robyn Ludwick, grew up in Bandera, Texas and currently reside in Austin, Texas.
Bruce has written several hit songs, including "Travelin' Soldier," released by the Dixie Chicks in 2003, reaching No.
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Other songs:
- A Long Ways Home From Anywhere
- Angry All The Time
- Anymore Good Loving
- Anyone But Me
- Bed Of Ashes
- Blame It On Me
- Desperately
- Dont Call It Love
- Drivin All Night Long
- End Like That
- End Like This
- Friendless Marriage
- Go To Your Heart
- I Never Fly
- Its Gonna Be Easy
- Just Married
- Lonely Too
- Long Way Home
- Love You Want You Need You
- Match Made In Heaven
- More And More
- My Brother And Me
- Not Forgotten You
- Rayne Louisiana
- So Long See You Around
- Take It All Out On You
- The Good Life
- Tonight
- Travelin Soldier
- Travellin Soldier
- Trouble
- Virginia
- What Did You Think
- What Would Willie Do
- When I Loved You
- When It Rains
- Wrapped
- You Cant Get There
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[Intro]
D G D G D G D G
[Verse]
D
Grandpa Charles smoked and drank whiskey
G
But he died in 43
D
Nobody like him in all my kin
A
Untill my brother and me
D
He died in a small town so far back
G
They didn't know what hit him maybe a heart attack
D
That was a drag on my grandma you know
A D
She never really forgave him for that
G D
Most every year on Christmas Day
A D
My dad and me go down where he lay
G D
I don't know what kind of man he'd be
A D G D G
But he'd like my brother and me
D
Grandmama married a man she found
G
Even fore Grandaddy hit the ground
D
Took 45 years but what do you know
A
He turned that right around
D
Grandma would tell him about the family
G
How they come over from Germany
D
Oma and Opa was hard folks though
A D
You know how them Germans can be
G D
When she died we cried and sang that day
A D
With the guitars tuned to the doghouse bass
G D
Nobody sings down low and sweet
A D G D G
Not like my brother and me
D
My great grandpappy on my mother's side
G
Made a whole lot of money before he died
D
He was a wildcatter and in the Klan besides
A
And that was a matter of pride
D
Never wondered where great grandpappy went
G
He lit a cigar neath a oxygen tent
D
A man of secrets I'll never know
A D
Like a letter never sent
G D
They're all livin like they should
A D
But all the money in the world didn't do em no good
G D
Their daughter went and married an old hayseed
A D G D G
And they had my brother and me
D
What do they say about the small town
G
You can take the boy out of Bandera
Not the other way around
D
I don't know but man it's true
A
Those bright lights will get you down
D
I'm gonna stay on the old concrete
G
Cause them city girls they smell so sweet
D
I don't know what the hell they see
A D
But they like my brother and me
A D
But they like my brother and me
A D
They like my brother a little more than they do me
A D
But they like my brother and me
G D
We go down to the Spur some night
A D
And listen to the river neath the pale moon light
G D
And tell our buddies what's it's like to be
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D
Don't mess my with mt brother and me
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D G D G D G D G D G D
Just like my brother and me
[Outro]
D C G D
D G D G D G D G
[Verse]
D
Grandpa Charles smoked and drank whiskey
G
But he died in 43
D
Nobody like him in all my kin
A
Untill my brother and me
D
He died in a small town so far back
G
They didn't know what hit him maybe a heart attack
D
That was a drag on my grandma you know
A D
She never really forgave him for that
G D
Most every year on Christmas Day
A D
My dad and me go down where he lay
G D
I don't know what kind of man he'd be
A D G D G
But he'd like my brother and me
D
Grandmama married a man she found
G
Even fore Grandaddy hit the ground
D
Took 45 years but what do you know
A
He turned that right around
D
Grandma would tell him about the family
G
How they come over from Germany
D
Oma and Opa was hard folks though
A D
You know how them Germans can be
G D
When she died we cried and sang that day
A D
With the guitars tuned to the doghouse bass
G D
Nobody sings down low and sweet
A D G D G
Not like my brother and me
D
My great grandpappy on my mother's side
G
Made a whole lot of money before he died
D
He was a wildcatter and in the Klan besides
A
And that was a matter of pride
D
Never wondered where great grandpappy went
G
He lit a cigar neath a oxygen tent
D
A man of secrets I'll never know
A D
Like a letter never sent
G D
They're all livin like they should
A D
But all the money in the world didn't do em no good
G D
Their daughter went and married an old hayseed
A D G D G
And they had my brother and me
D
What do they say about the small town
G
You can take the boy out of Bandera
Not the other way around
D
I don't know but man it's true
A
Those bright lights will get you down
D
I'm gonna stay on the old concrete
G
Cause them city girls they smell so sweet
D
I don't know what the hell they see
A D
But they like my brother and me
A D
But they like my brother and me
A D
They like my brother a little more than they do me
A D
But they like my brother and me
G D
We go down to the Spur some night
A D
And listen to the river neath the pale moon light
G D
And tell our buddies what's it's like to be
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D
Don't mess my with mt brother and me
A D
Just like my brother and me
A D G D G D G D G D G D
Just like my brother and me
[Outro]
D C G D
Bruna Karla
Brunch
Brune
Bruno & Marrone
Bruno Benetton F (...)