Biography:
The Hooters are an American rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. By combining a mix of rock and roll, ska and folk music, The Hooters first gained major commercial success in the United States in the mid 1980s due to heavy radio and MTV airplay of several songs including Day By Day, And We Danced and Where Do The Children Go. Their popularity resulted in the band opening the Philadelphia portion of the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985.
During the late 1980s and 1990s
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G Em
If you miss the train I'm on,
Am C
you will know that I am gone
Am C
You can hear the whistle blow
D
a hundred miles,
G Em
A hundred miles, a hundred miles,
Am C
A hundred miles, a hundred miles,
Am D
You can hear the whistle blow
G
a hundred miles
G Em
Not a shirt on my back,
Am C
not a penny to my name
Am C
And the land that I once loved
D
was not my own
G Em
Lord I'm one, Lord I'm two,
Am C
Lord I'm three, Lord I'm four,
Am C
Lord I'm five hundred miles
D
away from home
G Em
A hundred tanks along the square,
Am C
One man stands and stops them there
Am C
Some day soon, the tide will turn,
D
and I'll be free
G Em
I'll be free, I'll be free,
Am C
I'll come home to my country,
Am C
Some day soon the tide will turn
D
and I'll be free
G Em
If you miss the train I'm on,
Am C
you will know that I am gone
Am C
You can hear the whistle blow
D
a hundred miles,
G Em
Lord I'm one, Lord I'm two,
Am C
Lord I'm three, Lord I'm four,
Am C
Lord I'm five hundred miles
D
away from home
G Em
If you miss the train I'm on,
Am C
you will know that I am gone
Am C
You can hear the whistle blow
D
a hundred miles,
G Em
A hundred miles, a hundred miles,
Am C
A hundred miles, a hundred miles,
Am D
You can hear the whistle blow
G
a hundred miles
G Em
Not a shirt on my back,
Am C
not a penny to my name
Am C
And the land that I once loved
D
was not my own
G Em
Lord I'm one, Lord I'm two,
Am C
Lord I'm three, Lord I'm four,
Am C
Lord I'm five hundred miles
D
away from home
G Em
A hundred tanks along the square,
Am C
One man stands and stops them there
Am C
Some day soon, the tide will turn,
D
and I'll be free
G Em
I'll be free, I'll be free,
Am C
I'll come home to my country,
Am C
Some day soon the tide will turn
D
and I'll be free
G Em
If you miss the train I'm on,
Am C
you will know that I am gone
Am C
You can hear the whistle blow
D
a hundred miles,
G Em
Lord I'm one, Lord I'm two,
Am C
Lord I'm three, Lord I'm four,
Am C
Lord I'm five hundred miles
D
away from home
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