Biografía:
Kathleen Alice "Kathy" Mattea (pronounced ma-TAY-a)[1] (born June 21, 1959, South Charleston, West Virginia) is an American country music and bluegrass performer who often brings folk, Celtic, and traditional country sounds to her music. Active since 1983 as a recording artist, she has recorded seventeen albums and has charted more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks charts. This total includes the number one hits "Goin' Gone"
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Otras canciones:
- Where've You Been
- 18 Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- 33 45 78 Record Time
- 455 Rocket
- A Few Good Things Remain
- Asking Us To Dance
- Back Up Grinnin Again
- Battle Hymn Of Love
- Blue Diamond Mines
- Calling My Name
- Coal Tattoo
- Come From The Heart
- Dark As A Dungeon
- Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- Every Love
- From A Distance
- Goin Gone
- Grand Canyon
- Green Rolling Hills
- Harley
- He Wont Give In
- Heart Of The Country
- Hello My Name Is Coal
- Heres Hopin
- Hills Of Alabam
- I Wear Your Love
- Ill Take Care Of You
- Last Night I Dreamed Of Loving You
- Lawrence Jones
- Life As We Knew It
- Listen To The Radio
- Lonesome Standard Time
- Love Chooses You
- Love Is My Last Word
- Love Travels
- Loves Not Through With You Yet
- Loving You Letting You Go
- Mary Did You Know
- Never Look Back
- Nobodys Gonna Rain On Our Parade
- Only Heaven Knows
- Out Of The Blue
- Patiently Waiting
- Prove That By Me
- Quarter Moon
- Ready For The Storm
- Reason To Live
- Record Time 33 45 78
- Red
- Right Outta Nowhere
- Seeds
- Sending Me Angels
- She Came From Fort Worth
- Slow Boat
- Song For The Life
- Southern Soldier Boy
- Standing Knee Deep In A River
- Standing Knee Deep In A River Dying Of Thirst
- Street Talk
- Summer Of My Dreams
- Takin The Givin Away
- Thats All The Lumber You Sent
- The Battle Hymn Of Love
- The Cape
- The Innocent Years
- The L And N Dont Stop Here Anymore
- The Slender Thread That Binds Us Here
- The Streets Of Your Town
- The Vacant Chair
- Train Of Memories
- True North
- Untasted Honey
- Walk The Way The Wind Blows
- Walk Way Wind Blows
- Walking Away A Winner
- What Could Have Been
- When Im Over You
- Whereve You Been
- Who Turned Out The Light
- Whole Lotta Holes
- Whos Gonna Know
- Willow In The Wind
- You Know That I Do
- You Plant Your Fields
- Youll Never Leave Harlan Alive
- Youre The Power
- Youve Got A Soft Place To Fall
¡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!
Kathy Mattea - Blue Diamond Mines
INTRO: G F G F G
F
I remember the ways in the bygone days
G F G
When we were in our prime
F
When us and John L give the old man hell
G F G
Down in the Blue Diamond Mine
F
Well, the whistle blowed as the rooster crow
G F G
Two hours before daylight
F
When a man done his best and he's earned his good rest
G F G
Paid seventeen dollars a night
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F
You old black gold, you've taken my lung
G F G
And your dust has darkened my home
F
And now that we're old, you're turning your back
G F G
Where else can an old miner go
F
Well, it's Algoma Block and it's Big Leather Woods
G F G
And now its Blue Diamond too
F
Well, the pits are all closed, better get another job
G F G
What else can an old miner do?
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F
John L had a dream, but it's broken it seems
G F G
Mining has had it's day
F
But they're stripping off my mountain top
G F G
And they pay me eight dollars a day
F
You might get a little poke of welfare meal
G F G
A little poke of welfare flour
F
But I tell you right now, you won't qualify
G F G
'Til you work for a quarter an hour
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
OUTRO: G F G C G
INTRO: G F G F G
F
I remember the ways in the bygone days
G F G
When we were in our prime
F
When us and John L give the old man hell
G F G
Down in the Blue Diamond Mine
F
Well, the whistle blowed as the rooster crow
G F G
Two hours before daylight
F
When a man done his best and he's earned his good rest
G F G
Paid seventeen dollars a night
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F
You old black gold, you've taken my lung
G F G
And your dust has darkened my home
F
And now that we're old, you're turning your back
G F G
Where else can an old miner go
F
Well, it's Algoma Block and it's Big Leather Woods
G F G
And now its Blue Diamond too
F
Well, the pits are all closed, better get another job
G F G
What else can an old miner do?
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
INTERLUDE: G F G C G
F
John L had a dream, but it's broken it seems
G F G
Mining has had it's day
F
But they're stripping off my mountain top
G F G
And they pay me eight dollars a day
F
You might get a little poke of welfare meal
G F G
A little poke of welfare flour
F
But I tell you right now, you won't qualify
G F G
'Til you work for a quarter an hour
CHORUS:
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
I worked my life away
F
In the mines in the mines
G C
In the Blue Diamond Mines
G F G
Oh, fall on your knees and pray
OUTRO: G F G C G
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