Biografía:
Hay dos artistas con este nombre. En orden cronológico.
1.Lucero Hogaza León (n. 29 de agosto de 1969; Ciudad de México), mejor conocida como «Lucero», «Lucerito» o «La novia de América» , es una actriz, cantante y presentadora mexicana.
Lucero inició su carrera artística en el mundo de la música. El 17 de febrero de 1980 Lucerito apareció por primera vez en la televisión Mexicana, interpretando una canción acompañada de su guitarra.
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Otras canciones:
- Aint So Lonely
- Drink Till We're Gone
- Kiss The Bottle
- My Best Girl
- Nights Like These
- Smoke
- Tacticas De Guerra
- Watch It Burn
- 100 Miles On The Other Side Of Lonesome
- 1979
- A Dangerous Thing
- All Of These Love Songs
- Always Been You
- Amor Secreto
- Anjalee
- Baby Dont You Want Me
- Bikeriders
- Breathless Love
- California
- Cerca De Ti
- Chain Link Fence
- Chainlink Fence
- Coming Home
- Darbys Song
- Diamond State Heartbreak
- El Tiempo Pasa
- For The Lonely Ones
- Golondrinas Viajeras
- Goodbye Again
- Hey Darlin Do You Gamble
- I Can Get Us Out Of Here Tonight
- I Dont Wanna Be The One
- I Woke Up In New Orleans
- Ill Just Fall
- Im In Love With A Girl
- It Gets Worse At Night
- Joining The Army
- Last Night In Town
- Little Silver Heart
- Long Way Back Home
- Lupita
- Mara Lee
- Millones Mejor Que Tu
- Mom
- My Girl And Me In 93
- No Me Dejes Ir
- No Me Hablen De El
- Nobodys Darlings
- Old Sad Songs
- Raising Hell
- San Francisco
- Slow Dancing
- Sounds Of The City
- Sweet Little Thing
- Tears Dont Matter Much
- Tell Me What It Takes
- Texas Tennessee
- The Blue And The Gray
- The Man I Was
- The Mountain
- The Only One
- To My Dearest Wife
- Toadvine
- Tonight Aint Gonna Be Good
- Tu Amiga Fiel
- Union
- Veleta
- Vete Con Ella
- War
- Wasted
- Ya No
- Young Outlaws
¡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!
THE WAR LUCERO
Am C G F D F
I got drafted at nineteen Me and a bunch of boys from home
C G F C
January forty three
D F
We Drove out to pine bluff and signed on G F C
Went to basic south of Birmingham
D F
They put me on a west coast train G F C
Spent three days out in san diego
D F
Then shipped me back east again
C G F C
Left a port out of new york
D F
Slept for months in british rain
C G F C
I tore it up down in London town
D F
Then they shipped me back out again
Chorus:
C G
And the preacher said boys
F C
He who is killed tonight
D F
Will dine with the lord in parade
C G
Then one boy spoke up
F C
Said preacher come on
D F
Eat your supper with us
C G F
Never talk about those first days
D F
Lots of friends left behind
C G F C
But I made it all the across france
D F
And I fought at the maginot line
C G F
Rode a tank into Belgium
D F
I liked them better than the French
C G F C
Like my daddy thirty years before
D F
I did my time in the trench
C G F
Lots of days theres no water
D F
But the liquor kept me warm
C G F C
The cellers were stocked to the ceilings with booze
D F
So I carried a bottle with my gun
CHORUS
C G F
Three times I made seargent
D F
Im not that kind of man
C G F C
Pretty much as quick as I could
D F
I got busted back to private again
C G F
Cause taking orders never suited me
D F
But givin them out was much worse
C G F C
I could not stand to get my friends killed
D F
So I took care of myself first
C G F
Now I know that don’t sound right
D F
Don’t think to bad of me
C G F
No it keeps me up nights
C F
What I could’ve done differently
CHORUS
C G F C
I was not to dine at the table of the lord
D F
His Food was not to be mine
C G F C
Cause I cursed his name every chance that I could
D F
And I reckon that’s why I’m still alive.
Finish out pick'n progression
Am C G F D F
I got drafted at nineteen Me and a bunch of boys from home
C G F C
January forty three
D F
We Drove out to pine bluff and signed on G F C
Went to basic south of Birmingham
D F
They put me on a west coast train G F C
Spent three days out in san diego
D F
Then shipped me back east again
C G F C
Left a port out of new york
D F
Slept for months in british rain
C G F C
I tore it up down in London town
D F
Then they shipped me back out again
Chorus:
C G
And the preacher said boys
F C
He who is killed tonight
D F
Will dine with the lord in parade
C G
Then one boy spoke up
F C
Said preacher come on
D F
Eat your supper with us
C G F
Never talk about those first days
D F
Lots of friends left behind
C G F C
But I made it all the across france
D F
And I fought at the maginot line
C G F
Rode a tank into Belgium
D F
I liked them better than the French
C G F C
Like my daddy thirty years before
D F
I did my time in the trench
C G F
Lots of days theres no water
D F
But the liquor kept me warm
C G F C
The cellers were stocked to the ceilings with booze
D F
So I carried a bottle with my gun
CHORUS
C G F
Three times I made seargent
D F
Im not that kind of man
C G F C
Pretty much as quick as I could
D F
I got busted back to private again
C G F
Cause taking orders never suited me
D F
But givin them out was much worse
C G F C
I could not stand to get my friends killed
D F
So I took care of myself first
C G F
Now I know that don’t sound right
D F
Don’t think to bad of me
C G F
No it keeps me up nights
C F
What I could’ve done differently
CHORUS
C G F C
I was not to dine at the table of the lord
D F
His Food was not to be mine
C G F C
Cause I cursed his name every chance that I could
D F
And I reckon that’s why I’m still alive.
Finish out pick'n progression
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Lucio Dalla
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