Biografía:
Dr. Hook. Es habitual en el mundo de la música hallar trayectorias que desembocan o llegan a triunfar de una forma completamente distinta a como se originaron. Y casi siempre por voluntad del gran público que en definitiva termina por decidir. Pero no en muchos casos una larga carrera puede quedar tan reducida a una época puntual y ser sobre todo tan diferente a como se planteó. Es el caso de La Banda Más Loca Del Mundo. Así puede extractarse la biografía de este septeto de la costa este de Estados Unidos, Dr.Hook & The Medicine Show.
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Otras canciones:
- A Couple More Years
- All The Time In The World
- Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans T
- Better Love Next Time
- Carry Me Carrie
- Cooky And Lila
- Cover Of The Rolling Stone
- Cover Of The Rolling Stones
- Daddys Little Girl
- Everybodys Makin It Big But Me
- Freakin At The Freakers Ball
- Girls Can Get It
- I Cant Touch The Sun
- I Dont Want To Be Alone Tonight
- If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body
- If Not You
- Jungle To The Zoo
- Life Aint Easy
- Millionaire
- More Like The Movies
- Queen Of The Silver Dollar
- Sexy Eyes
- Sharing The Night Together
- She Was Only Sixteen
- Sylvias Mother
- The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan
- The Last Morning
- The Millionaire
- The Right To Walk Away
- Turn On The World
- Ugliest Man In Town
- Up On The Mountain
- Walk Right In
- What A Way To Go
- What About You
- When Youre In Love With A Beautiful Woman
- Wonderful Soup Stone
- Years From Now
¡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!
[Verse 1]
F
He was a short order cook, and not too much to look at
F C
And he traded in his foot for a medal in the war
C
He loved a girl named Lila in the bar across the highway
Bb F
And you ought to see him smilin' at her comin' through the door
[Verse 2]
F
Lila always knew she wasn't no ravin' beauty
F C
She traded in her virtue to a trucker at sixteen
C
But she forgets to remember how he left her off in Denver
Bb F
When she sees her Cooky smilin' as she opens up the screen
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
[Verse 3]
F
Cooky pours the truckers' coffee, Lila serves the riggers' whiskey
F C
And resists their invitations to go riding for a while.
C
'Cause in a diner 'cross the highway on a shelf above the pastry
Bb F
There's a cup reserved for Lila and the man who makes her smile
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
[Verse 4]
F
Now as the nation rolls along like a semi down the highway
F C
Casting lonely broken bodies in the grass along the road
C
I've finally found a reason for believing in the future
Bb F
Seeing Cooky and his Lila drinkin' coffee all alone
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
F
He was a short order cook, and not too much to look at
F C
And he traded in his foot for a medal in the war
C
He loved a girl named Lila in the bar across the highway
Bb F
And you ought to see him smilin' at her comin' through the door
[Verse 2]
F
Lila always knew she wasn't no ravin' beauty
F C
She traded in her virtue to a trucker at sixteen
C
But she forgets to remember how he left her off in Denver
Bb F
When she sees her Cooky smilin' as she opens up the screen
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
[Verse 3]
F
Cooky pours the truckers' coffee, Lila serves the riggers' whiskey
F C
And resists their invitations to go riding for a while.
C
'Cause in a diner 'cross the highway on a shelf above the pastry
Bb F
There's a cup reserved for Lila and the man who makes her smile
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
[Verse 4]
F
Now as the nation rolls along like a semi down the highway
F C
Casting lonely broken bodies in the grass along the road
C
I've finally found a reason for believing in the future
Bb F
Seeing Cooky and his Lila drinkin' coffee all alone
[Chorus]
F Bb F
When he says hi Lila, how 'bout a cup of coffee?
F
Take a load off, take your shoes off
F C
Here's the sugar and the cream
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
Bb F
'Cause Cooky's been to war and Lila's been to Denver
F C F
And both of them are casualties of someone else's dream.
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