Biografía:
Robin Kent LaVoie, mejor conocido como Lobo, un cantante norteamericano nacido en Tallahasse, Florida, un 31 de julio de 1943, conoció la fama a comienzos de los años setenta cuando varios de sus singles estuvieron en el top 40 más de 14 veces. Sus canciones más famosas fueron "I´d love you to want me", "Don´t expect me to be your friend" y "Me and you and a dog named Boo", que ganaron posiciones en los top 10 a nivel nacional y un lugar en la radioemisoras para adultos.
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Otras canciones:
- I Want You To Want Me
- A Simple Man
- Country Feeling
- Dont Expect Me To Be Your Friend
- Dont Tell Me Goodnight
- Faithful
- Faithfull
- How Can I Tell Her
- Id Love You To Want Me
- Im The Only One
- Love Me For What I Am
- Me And You And A Dog Named Blue
- Me And You And A Dog Named Boo
- Stoney
- The Albatross
- The War To End All Wars
- There Aint No Way
- Thinking Of You
- We Can Make It
- Would I Still Have You
- You And Me And A Dog Named Boo
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WOULD I STILL HAVE YOU
written by Kent "Lobo" LaVoie
[G] When I was young I had a dream
That I would meet someone like you
And we would [C] have a happy [G] home
If the [C] world would leave us [G] alone
[G] So it came to pass it all came true
You needed me like I needed you
But the [C] world kept moving [G] on
And our [C] life was changed by a [G] song
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[C] Sometimes I wonder and I[G] worry too
If [C] I did not know how to sing
Would I [D] still have [Bm] you?
[C] That's the time I wished
I'd [D] never bought that [G] first guitar
I'd be [C] out somewhere in
[D] Oklahoma[G] Fixing cars
But [C] maybe after my [D] hard working
[G] Day was through
[Am] I'D still [D7] have [G] you
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[G] It's hard to have loving on your mind
With people lining up for it all the time
And the world I [C] loved went floating [G] by
How did I [C] miss the hurt in your [G] eyes
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[C] Sometimes I wonder and I[G] worry too
If [C] I did not know how to sing
Would I [D] still have [Bm] you?
[C] That's the time I wished
I'd [D] never bought that [G] first guitar
I'd be [C] out somewhere in
[D] Oklahoma[G] Fixing cars
But [C] maybe after my [D] hard working
[G] Day was through
[Am] I'D still [D7] have [G] you
eoc
written by Kent "Lobo" LaVoie
[G] When I was young I had a dream
That I would meet someone like you
And we would [C] have a happy [G] home
If the [C] world would leave us [G] alone
[G] So it came to pass it all came true
You needed me like I needed you
But the [C] world kept moving [G] on
And our [C] life was changed by a [G] song
soc
[C] Sometimes I wonder and I[G] worry too
If [C] I did not know how to sing
Would I [D] still have [Bm] you?
[C] That's the time I wished
I'd [D] never bought that [G] first guitar
I'd be [C] out somewhere in
[D] Oklahoma[G] Fixing cars
But [C] maybe after my [D] hard working
[G] Day was through
[Am] I'D still [D7] have [G] you
Eoc
[G] It's hard to have loving on your mind
With people lining up for it all the time
And the world I [C] loved went floating [G] by
How did I [C] miss the hurt in your [G] eyes
soc
[C] Sometimes I wonder and I[G] worry too
If [C] I did not know how to sing
Would I [D] still have [Bm] you?
[C] That's the time I wished
I'd [D] never bought that [G] first guitar
I'd be [C] out somewhere in
[D] Oklahoma[G] Fixing cars
But [C] maybe after my [D] hard working
[G] Day was through
[Am] I'D still [D7] have [G] you
eoc
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