Biografía:
From Mark's bio on his website:
"Mark David Manders has been a mainstay in Texas music for over twenty years. His music reflects his life: an intriguing dichotomy of the introspective soul searcher and the beer swilling, drunken poet. His shows are high energy and unapologetic. His songs reek of alcohol with an occasional hint of guilt. Yet there is a tapestry to his lyrics that reflects influences such as Guy Clark and Kris Kristofferson.
Mark David Manders grew up in Plano, Texas, a suburb just north of Dallas.
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¡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 Wedding Song
By Mark David Manders
Tabbed By Larry Mofle
rmofle at satx.rr.com
4/27/04
[Intro chords]
G Em C D
G D Em
1986 found me in Lubbock
C D
Hub city of the Lone Star state
G D Em
And it was at the airport lounge that I first kissed her
C D
How the hell was I to know my fate
[Chorus]
C G
She was just nineteen and wild, she had a sexy smile
G D
And I was twenty-three going on sixteen
C G
And the good times we shared together, Lord knows I?ve known no better
C G C D G
But I guess you?d a had to met her to know just what I mean
G D Em
Lubbock couldn?t hold the likes of our love
C D
So we took off one night in May
G D Em
We set our sights a just little south of El Paso
C D
Made Mexico by the break of day
C
We won some money at the racetrack
G
And she smiled as she laid back
C G C D G
In the back seat of that taxi on the road to chase our dreams
[Fiddle Solo]
G D Em
Well, the town of Seragosa is a poor one
C D
And a dollar can buy most anything
G D Em
Well, I slipped that judge a wrinkled pair of twenties
C D
In exchange for vows and a wedding ring
C G
And without any hesitation she signed that wedding declaration
C G C D G
And you don?t have to speak Spanish, boys, to know just what that means
G D Em
1986 is long forgotten,
C D
She and I split up and moved apart
G D Em
But the memories that we shared down in old Mexico
C D
Will always be alive in my heart
By Mark David Manders
Tabbed By Larry Mofle
rmofle at satx.rr.com
4/27/04
[Intro chords]
G Em C D
G D Em
1986 found me in Lubbock
C D
Hub city of the Lone Star state
G D Em
And it was at the airport lounge that I first kissed her
C D
How the hell was I to know my fate
[Chorus]
C G
She was just nineteen and wild, she had a sexy smile
G D
And I was twenty-three going on sixteen
C G
And the good times we shared together, Lord knows I?ve known no better
C G C D G
But I guess you?d a had to met her to know just what I mean
G D Em
Lubbock couldn?t hold the likes of our love
C D
So we took off one night in May
G D Em
We set our sights a just little south of El Paso
C D
Made Mexico by the break of day
C
We won some money at the racetrack
G
And she smiled as she laid back
C G C D G
In the back seat of that taxi on the road to chase our dreams
[Fiddle Solo]
G D Em
Well, the town of Seragosa is a poor one
C D
And a dollar can buy most anything
G D Em
Well, I slipped that judge a wrinkled pair of twenties
C D
In exchange for vows and a wedding ring
C G
And without any hesitation she signed that wedding declaration
C G C D G
And you don?t have to speak Spanish, boys, to know just what that means
G D Em
1986 is long forgotten,
C D
She and I split up and moved apart
G D Em
But the memories that we shared down in old Mexico
C D
Will always be alive in my heart
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