Biografía:
Granger Kelly Smith (born September 4, 1979), also known by his alter ego Earl Dibbles Jr., is an American country music singer and songwriter. He has released nine studio albums, one live album, and one EP. Smith was born in Dallas, Texas. At the age of 14, he became interested in music and decided to pursue it as a hobby, teaching himself guitar. At 19, Smith moved from Texas to Nashville after signing a songwriting contract with EMI Music Publishing.
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Otras canciones:
- 19 Forever
- As It Is In Texas
- Backroad Song
- Before It All Comes Down
- Bury Me In Blue Jeans
- Cherry Lipstick
- Colorblind
- Crazy As Me
- Dont Listen To The Radio
- Dont Tread On Me
- Easy
- Echo
- Everybody Lives
- Gimme Something
- Happens Like That
- I Am The Midnight
- If Money Didnt Matter
- If The Boot Fits
- Im Wearing Black
- Letters To London
- Love Aint Blind
- Merica
- Miles An Mud Tires
- Miles And Mud Tires
- Oxygen
- Remington
- Silverado Bench Seat
- Tailgate Town
- Tonight
- Tractor
- Unsent Letters
- We Bleed Maroon
- We Do It In A Field
- What Would Jesse James Say
- When The Good Guys Win
- Youre In It
¡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!
Acoustic Version
The intro and the parts between the chorus and verses are a little tricky or easy
depending on how you want to play it.
You can play it the real way with the (strumming pattern)where it goes:
D (DDUUDUUDU) G (DU) Em (DU)
or the easy way with just:
D G D G
I put the easy parts in for you,
but here's the rest of the song:
D G
I was Ringo Starr of the dashboard drummers,
D G
You were turning up the radio.
D G
Sitting in the middle, playing the fiddle,
D G
You were hotter than a summer back road.
Em G
And it's crazy how I remember that perfectly
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G D
But we're not, cause we're not 19 forever.
D G D G
D G
I remember the time you asked me for a ride,
D G
If I could teach you how to drive stick.
D G
You burned through the clutch and I burned to touch
D G
Every tan line wrappin' your skin.
Em G
And I still see every memory.
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G D
But we're not, no we're not 19 forever.
D
And I still sing along
Bm
With all those old songs
D Em G Em G
Well, I know it's wrong, I know it's wrong,
D G
I know it's wrong.
D
I gotta move on.
D G D G x2
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G
But we're not, no we're not 19 forever.
G D G D x2 (let D ring at the end)
The intro and the parts between the chorus and verses are a little tricky or easy
depending on how you want to play it.
You can play it the real way with the (strumming pattern)where it goes:
D (DDUUDUUDU) G (DU) Em (DU)
or the easy way with just:
D G D G
I put the easy parts in for you,
but here's the rest of the song:
D G
I was Ringo Starr of the dashboard drummers,
D G
You were turning up the radio.
D G
Sitting in the middle, playing the fiddle,
D G
You were hotter than a summer back road.
Em G
And it's crazy how I remember that perfectly
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G D
But we're not, cause we're not 19 forever.
D G D G
D G
I remember the time you asked me for a ride,
D G
If I could teach you how to drive stick.
D G
You burned through the clutch and I burned to touch
D G
Every tan line wrappin' your skin.
Em G
And I still see every memory.
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G D
But we're not, no we're not 19 forever.
D
And I still sing along
Bm
With all those old songs
D Em G Em G
Well, I know it's wrong, I know it's wrong,
D G
I know it's wrong.
D
I gotta move on.
D G D G x2
D G
When we set sail away in a white Chevrolet
D G
With a Jerry jet sticker on the glass.
D G
We cut through the night like the KC lights
D G
Knowing summertime wasn't gonna last
Em G
And we swore that wouldn't matter
Em G
And we'll stay like that together
Em G
But we're not, no we're not 19 forever.
G D G D x2 (let D ring at the end)
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