Biografía:
Jerry Lee Lewis (nacido el 29 de septiembre de 1935) es un pianista y cantante pionero del rock and roll estadounidense.
Nació en Ferriday, Louisiana. Pronto mostró un talento natural al piano. Aunque pobres, sus padres hipotecaron la casa para comprarle un piano. Al igual que Elvis Presley, creció cantando música gospel en las iglesias pentecostales del sur. Empezó a tocar el piano a muy temprana edad en su iglesia, y en 1950 empezó a asistir a una escuela de lectura de la biblia de Texas
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- Great Balls Of Fire
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
- Alcohol Of Fame
- All Night Long
- All Over Hell And Half Of Georgia
- All The Good Is Gone
- Am I To Be The One
- Another Place Another Time
- As Long As I Live
- Baby Baby Bye Bye
- Before The Night Is Over
- Big Legged Woman
- Billy Boy
- Bonnie B
- Born To Be A Loser
- Break Up
- Breathless
- Come As You Were
- Come On In
- Crazy Arms
- Crown Victoria Custom 51
- Dont Let Go
- Down The Line
- Drinking Wine Spo
- Echoes
- End Of The Road
- Fools Like Me
- Forever Forgiving
- Goodnight Irene
- Gotta Travel On
- Hadacol Boogie
- Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
- Haunted House
- He Cant Fill My Shoes
- High Blood Pressure
- High Heel Sneakers
- High School Confidential
- Honky Tonk Wine
- Hows My Ex Treating You
- I Cant Seem To Say Goodbye
- Id Do It All Again
- Ill Find It Where I Can
- Ill Make It All Up To You
- Ill Never Get Out Of This World Alive
- Im Feeling Sorry
- Im Still Jealous Of You
- Invitation To Your Party
- It All Depends On Who Will Buy The Wine
- It Was The Whiskey Talking
- Itll Be Me
- Just In Time
- Just Who Is To Blame
- Keep My Motor Runnin
- King Of The Road
- Lets Put It Back Together Again
- Lets Talk About Us
- Listen Theyre Playing My Song
- Lonesome Fiddle Man
- Lord Ive Tried Everything But You
- Love Inflation
- Matchbox
- Mean Old Man
- Memory Of You
- Middle Age Crazy
- Miss The Mississippi And You
- My Only Claim To Fame
- My Pretty Quadroon
- Ol Glory
- Over The Rainbow
- Play Me A Song I Can Cry To
- Please Dont Talk About Me When Im Gone
- Poison Love
- Put Me Down
- Rocking My Life Away
- She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye
- She Still Comes Around
- Sweet Honky Tonk Wine
- Sweet Little Sixteen
- Tell Tale Signs
- That Kind Of Fool
- There Must Be More To Love Than This
- Things
- Trouble In Mind
- Walk Right In
- What Made Milwaukee Famous
- Whats Made Milwaukee Famous
- When You Wore A Tulip
- Whole Lot Of Shaking Going On
- Whole Lotta Shakin Going On
- Wild One
- Wild Side Of Life
- Would You Take Another Chance On Me
- You Dont Have To Go
- You Helped Me Up
- You Win Again
¡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!
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He was drunk worn and thin
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And he ran through a couple of notes
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And he said would somebody buy me a drink boys
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To kinda help me clear my throat
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What prize do memories bring
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It ain't every day you get to hear
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A living legend sing
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A few words now and then
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It takes a drink to make me think
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And live it all again
This gray you see don't bother Jerry Lee
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And neither do these lines
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I may have seen some better days boys
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But God knows I ain't reached my prime
I've got some scars from a woman's war
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And playing those one-night stands
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Lord only knows if I had the time
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I'd do it all again
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Yes I could still make 'em dance
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Like I did in San Antone
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And I can still make 'em cry
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And I can touch 'em with a song
I can still yet turn 'em on
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The way that I did back then
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Lord only knows if I had the time
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I'd do it all again
Well the band was on its final break
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When he came walking in
G7
The lines that showed more than his age
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He was drunk worn and thin
He sat down behind the ol' piano
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And he ran through a couple of notes
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And he said would somebody buy me a drink boys
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To kinda help me clear my throat
And he said what would you give to hear a song
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What prize do memories bring
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It ain't every day you get to hear
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A living legend sing
I may forget a line or two
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A few words now and then
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It takes a drink to make me think
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And live it all again
This gray you see don't bother Jerry Lee
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And neither do these lines
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I may have seen some better days boys
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But God knows I ain't reached my prime
I've got some scars from a woman's war
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And playing those one-night stands
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Lord only knows if I had the time
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I'd do it all again
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Yes I could still make 'em dance
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Like I did in San Antone
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And I can still make 'em cry
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And I can touch 'em with a song
I can still yet turn 'em on
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The way that I did back then
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Lord only knows if I had the time
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I'd do it all again
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