Biografía:
A spirited country-folk and Americana outfit based out of Lubbock, Texas, Flatland Cavalry draw inspiration from Lone Star State contemporaries like Turnpike Troubadours, Wade Bowen, and Randy Rogers, as well as folk-pop artists like Avett Brothers and John Mayer. The group's music often puts fiddle and acoustic guitar up front to give the tunes a strong, rootsy influence tied to the past, but the melodies have a modern feel and are powered by a rock & roll backbeat.
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¡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!
[Chords]:
G 320033
C 032033
Am 002210
D 000232
[Intro]
G C [1x]
[Verse 1]
G
It all started just the other day, you shoulda seen the look on my face
C
You were standing there, long brown hair, a crowded lobby unaware
G
Like that you were gone before I could smile or wave hello
C
And though it's probably for the best, I can't help but feel in my chest
Am C G
And if I've learned anything I'd be a fool to chase you down and say hello
Am C D
Knowing 'hey girl', 'how you doin', 'where you been' will only leave me wanting more
[Chorus]
C
Cause I quit smoking cigarettes and gave up drinking to forget
G
They say old habits die hard, they seem to be the hardest part
C
I quit lying and taking bets, but some addictions you can't quit
G
When it comes to you I always lose, I guess I need my fix
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
G
[Verse 2]
G
Sitting here for hours it seems, hoping you forgot something
C
But I know I'm only fooling myself
Am C
I shoulda called you by that middle name that no one knows and you'd be ashamed
G
But at least you would have recognized me
Am C D
Hoping 'hey girl', 'how you doin', 'where you been' would only lead to more
[Chorus]
C
Cause I quit smoking cigarettes and gave up drinking to forget
G
They say old habits die hard, they seem to be the hardest part
C
I quit lying and taking bets, but some addictions you can't quit
G
When it comes to you I always lose, I guess I need my fix
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
[Solo]
G C [1x]
[Outro]
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
G
G 320033
C 032033
Am 002210
D 000232
[Intro]
G C [1x]
[Verse 1]
G
It all started just the other day, you shoulda seen the look on my face
C
You were standing there, long brown hair, a crowded lobby unaware
G
Like that you were gone before I could smile or wave hello
C
And though it's probably for the best, I can't help but feel in my chest
Am C G
And if I've learned anything I'd be a fool to chase you down and say hello
Am C D
Knowing 'hey girl', 'how you doin', 'where you been' will only leave me wanting more
[Chorus]
C
Cause I quit smoking cigarettes and gave up drinking to forget
G
They say old habits die hard, they seem to be the hardest part
C
I quit lying and taking bets, but some addictions you can't quit
G
When it comes to you I always lose, I guess I need my fix
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
G
[Verse 2]
G
Sitting here for hours it seems, hoping you forgot something
C
But I know I'm only fooling myself
Am C
I shoulda called you by that middle name that no one knows and you'd be ashamed
G
But at least you would have recognized me
Am C D
Hoping 'hey girl', 'how you doin', 'where you been' would only lead to more
[Chorus]
C
Cause I quit smoking cigarettes and gave up drinking to forget
G
They say old habits die hard, they seem to be the hardest part
C
I quit lying and taking bets, but some addictions you can't quit
G
When it comes to you I always lose, I guess I need my fix
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
[Solo]
G C [1x]
[Outro]
Am C G
Living my whole life with no regrets, but I guess I just ain't over you yet
G
Flavia Wenceslau
Flavien Berger
Flavio Cesar
Flavio Giurato
Flavio Oreglio