Biografía:
David Brent Nail (nasceu 18 maio de 1979 em Kennett, Missouri) é um artista da música americana país. Em 2002, ele estreou o single "Memphis", um corte de um álbum inédito para a Mercury Records Nashville. Cinco anos mais tarde, ele assinou contrato com a MCA Nashville (que, como Mercúrio, está sob a propriedade da Universal Music Group Nashville), e lançou o álbum que estou prestes a Come Alive, em agosto de 2009. Este álbum foi responsável por mais três singles: a faixa-título
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Otras canciones:
- Again
- All The Way
- Broke My Heart
- Burnin Bed
- Catch You While I Can
- Catherine
- Clouds
- Desiree
- Fighter
- Good At Tonight
- Half Mile Hill
- Im A Fire
- Im About To Come Alive
- Kiss You Tonight
- Let It Rain
- Looking For A Good Time
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Nights On Fire
- Red Light
- Some Things You Just Know
- Songs For Sale
- Sound Of A Million Dreams
- Strangers On A Train
- Summer Job Days
- Thats How Ill Remember You
- The Secret
- This Time Around
- Turning Home
- Whatever Shes Got
- When Theyre Gone
- When Theyre Gone Lyle County
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Capo 3
[Intro] (x2)
D G
[Verse]
D G
Look at that worn out rusty engine
D G
Sitting there begging for a spark
D
Don't look like much in that con- dition
A
But there was a time you should've seen her run
D G
Down every back road in Lyle County
D G
Under every streetlight up on Main
D
You sitting there drumming on a dashboard
A
Both of us falling like a fickle rain
[Chorus]
D C
We were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G D
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
[Solo]
D C G D
[Verse]
D C
She had hair tangled as the kudzu, legs as long as the trails
G D
That cut through those back acres to the river bend
C
She had her daddy's temper and her momma's flair, made people talk
G D
But did not care, try anything once ain't scared of nothing
[Chorus]
D C
Yeah, we were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
And some things aren't meant to last forever
G D
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
[Solo]
D C G D
[Bridge]
G A
I still ride down those old roads
D
Even if it's in my mind
Bm
Tight blue jeans and winding curves
G A
Keep me turning on a dime, yeah, just like the time ---
[Verse]
D C
When we were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G D7/C
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
D C
Oh, we were cooler than December,
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're
[Tag]
C G D
Don't mean you for- get 'em when they're gone
G
So come on, come on
D
Don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
D G
So come on, come on
D
Don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
G D
So come on, come on, so come on, come on -----
[Intro] (x2)
D G
[Verse]
D G
Look at that worn out rusty engine
D G
Sitting there begging for a spark
D
Don't look like much in that con- dition
A
But there was a time you should've seen her run
D G
Down every back road in Lyle County
D G
Under every streetlight up on Main
D
You sitting there drumming on a dashboard
A
Both of us falling like a fickle rain
[Chorus]
D C
We were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G D
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
[Solo]
D C G D
[Verse]
D C
She had hair tangled as the kudzu, legs as long as the trails
G D
That cut through those back acres to the river bend
C
She had her daddy's temper and her momma's flair, made people talk
G D
But did not care, try anything once ain't scared of nothing
[Chorus]
D C
Yeah, we were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
And some things aren't meant to last forever
G D
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
[Solo]
D C G D
[Bridge]
G A
I still ride down those old roads
D
Even if it's in my mind
Bm
Tight blue jeans and winding curves
G A
Keep me turning on a dime, yeah, just like the time ---
[Verse]
D C
When we were cooler than December
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G D7/C
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
D C
Oh, we were cooler than December,
G D
Hotter than July, young and strong
C
Some things aren't meant to last forever
G
But that don't mean you forget 'em when they're
[Tag]
C G D
Don't mean you for- get 'em when they're gone
G
So come on, come on
D
Don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
D G
So come on, come on
D
Don't mean you forget 'em when they're gone
G D
So come on, come on, so come on, come on -----
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