Biografía:
Marty Stuart (born John Marty Stuart September 30, 1958 in Philadelphia, Mississippi) is an American Country Music Singer, known for both his traditional style, and eclectic merging of rockabilly, honky tonk, and traditional country music. In the early-1990s, he had a successful string of Country hits. Once infamous for his flamboyantly hedonist party image, he is now a born again Christian and records both Country and Gospel music. He is known for wearing rhinestone-studded "Nudie suits" onstage
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Otras canciones:
- A World Without You
- Branded
- Burn Me Down
- By George
- Casino
- Country Boy Rock And Roll
- Crying Waiting Hoping
- Dark Bird
- Dim Lights Thick Smoke
- Drifting Apart
- Even Santa Claus Gets The Blues
- Farmers Blues
- Ghost Train Four
- Hangman
- Hard Working Man
- Here I Am
- Hey Baby
- High On A Mountain Top
- Hillbilly Rock
- Hobos Prayer
- Homesick
- Honky Tonkins What I Do Best
- I Cant Even Walk
- I Cant Even Walk Without You Holding My Hand
- I Run To You
- If I Aint Got You
- Kiss Me Im Gone
- Little Things
- Long Black Veil
- Long Walk To Heaven
- Oh What A Silent Night
- Reasons
- Red Red Wine And Cheating Songs
- Slow Train
- Sometimes The Pleasures Worth The Pain
- Tempted
- The Suns Coming Up In The Morning
- The Unseen Hand
- Theres A Rainbow At The End Of Every Storm
- This Ones Gonna Hurt You
- Till I Found You
- Whole Lotta Highway
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Song: Hangman
Artist: Marty Stuart (& His Fabulous Superlatives)
Album: Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions
Words and music by: Marty Stuart & J.R. Cash
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 1st fret
This was probably the last song that Johnny Cash ever wrote, and it's a good thing
that he wrote it with Marty Stuart, as he's somebody who knows how to carry on the
traditions that Cash had been laying down since the 1950s. It's also fitting that
it's a prison song. If you haven't already, then check out all the other songs on
this album, as it's definitely one of Stuart's finest (except the song 'Porter
Wagoner's Grave'... that's s**t).
A D A
I killed another man today, it's hard to believe,
E A
That I lost count at thirty, and I've grown too numb to grieve.
A D A
The bottle helps me cope, when I lay down at night,
E A
And when the dope rolls through my veins, it all fades out of sight.
D
Hangman, Hangman,
A
That's my stock and trade.
E
Hangman, Hangman,
A
Sending bad men to their grave.
A
But who killed who? I ask myself,
D A
Time and time again.
E
God have mercy on the soul,
E7 A
Of this Hangman.
A D A
And there's a woman down the street, named Rosalie McFall,
E A
She don't ask me any questions, when I come to call.
A D A
Her body keeps me warm, her words are soft and kind,
E A
She holds me in her arms, 'til the bad dreams leave my mind.
D
Hangman, Hangman,
A
That's my stock and trade.
E
Hangman, Hangman,
A
Sending bad men to their grave.
A
But who killed who? I ask myself,
D A
Time and time again.
E
God have mercy on the soul,
E7 A
Of this Hangman.
Artist: Marty Stuart (& His Fabulous Superlatives)
Album: Ghost Train: The Studio B Sessions
Words and music by: Marty Stuart & J.R. Cash
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 1st fret
This was probably the last song that Johnny Cash ever wrote, and it's a good thing
that he wrote it with Marty Stuart, as he's somebody who knows how to carry on the
traditions that Cash had been laying down since the 1950s. It's also fitting that
it's a prison song. If you haven't already, then check out all the other songs on
this album, as it's definitely one of Stuart's finest (except the song 'Porter
Wagoner's Grave'... that's s**t).
A D A
I killed another man today, it's hard to believe,
E A
That I lost count at thirty, and I've grown too numb to grieve.
A D A
The bottle helps me cope, when I lay down at night,
E A
And when the dope rolls through my veins, it all fades out of sight.
D
Hangman, Hangman,
A
That's my stock and trade.
E
Hangman, Hangman,
A
Sending bad men to their grave.
A
But who killed who? I ask myself,
D A
Time and time again.
E
God have mercy on the soul,
E7 A
Of this Hangman.
A D A
And there's a woman down the street, named Rosalie McFall,
E A
She don't ask me any questions, when I come to call.
A D A
Her body keeps me warm, her words are soft and kind,
E A
She holds me in her arms, 'til the bad dreams leave my mind.
D
Hangman, Hangman,
A
That's my stock and trade.
E
Hangman, Hangman,
A
Sending bad men to their grave.
A
But who killed who? I ask myself,
D A
Time and time again.
E
God have mercy on the soul,
E7 A
Of this Hangman.
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