Biografía:
Montgomery Gentry es un dúo de country americano formado por los vocalistas Eddie Montgomery y Troy Gentry. El grupo fue legalmente fundado en 1999 y se deja guiar tanto por el country como por el toque de rock del sureste.
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Otras canciones:
- All Hell Broke Loose
- All I Know About Mexico
- All Night Long
- Back When I Knew It All
- Back When I Knew It All Wintro
- Bad For Good
- Better Me
- Black Jack Fletcher And Mississippi Sam
- Break My Heart Again
- Carrying On
- Clouds
- Cold One Comin On
- Crazies Welcome
- Daddy Wont Sell The Farm
- Damn Right I Am
- Didnt I
- Didnt Your Mama Tell Ya
- Drink Along Song
- Feet Back On The Ground
- Folks Like Us
- For The Money
- Free Fall
- Get Down South
- Gone
- Good Clean Fun
- Headlights
- Hell Yeah
- Hellbent On Saving Me
- Hillbilly Shoes
- I Aint Got It All That Bad
- I Cant Lie To Me
- I Got Drunk
- I Never Thought Id Live This Long
- If You Ever Stop Lovin Me
- Ill Keep The Kids
- King Of The World
- Letters From Home
- Lie Before You Leave
- Lonely And Gone
- Lonely Gone
- Lonesome
- Long Line Of Losers
- Loved More Than Hurt
- Lucky Man
- Lucky To Be Here
- Merry Christmas From The Family
- My Fathers Son
- My Town
- Needing A Beer
- One In Every Crowd
- One Trip
- Ramblin Man
- Redder Than That
- Roll With Me
- Self Made Man
- She Couldnt Change Me
- She Dont Tell Me To
- Shotgun Wedding
- So Called Life
- Some People Change
- Something To Be Proud Of
- Speed
- Talkin To My Angel
- Talking To My Angel
- Tattoos And Scars
- Thats The Thing About America
- The Big Revival
- The Fine Line
- The Fine Line 2
- The Man That I Am
- Trouble Is
- Trying To Survive
- Twenty Years Ago
- Wanted Dead Or Alive
- What Do Ya Think About That
- What It Takes
- Whatcha Say We Dont
- Where I Come From
- While The World Goes Down The Drain
- While Youre Still Young
- World Goes Down Drain
- You Do Your Thing
¡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!
Daddy Won't Sell The Farm
[Intro]
D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
[Verse 1]
D
His cows get loose and run right through
Cadd9 G
The fast food parkin' lots
D
And Daddy gets calls from the mini-malls
Cadd9 G
When they're downwind from his hogs
Cadd9
When his tractor backs up traffic
G
The reception ain't too warm
D
The city's growin around him
G
But Daddy won't sell the farm
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D D Cadd9 G/B D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Verse 2]
D
He worked and slaved in '68
Cadd9 G
And bought these fields and trees
D
He raised his corn in a big red barn
Cadd9 G
And a healthly family
Cadd9
He learned to love the woodlands
G
He can't stand to do em harm
D
There's concrete all around him
G
But Daddy won't sell the farm
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D Cadd9
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Bridge]
Cadd9 G
One day he's gonna leave it all to me
D
And I'll start my own branch of the family tree
Cadd9 G A
They'll get the message written on the roof of the barn
D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Break]
D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Tag]
D Cadd9
We're gonna live and die in the eye of the urban storm
G D D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Intro]
D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
[Verse 1]
D
His cows get loose and run right through
Cadd9 G
The fast food parkin' lots
D
And Daddy gets calls from the mini-malls
Cadd9 G
When they're downwind from his hogs
Cadd9
When his tractor backs up traffic
G
The reception ain't too warm
D
The city's growin around him
G
But Daddy won't sell the farm
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D D Cadd9 G/B D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Verse 2]
D
He worked and slaved in '68
Cadd9 G
And bought these fields and trees
D
He raised his corn in a big red barn
Cadd9 G
And a healthly family
Cadd9
He learned to love the woodlands
G
He can't stand to do em harm
D
There's concrete all around him
G
But Daddy won't sell the farm
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D Cadd9
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Bridge]
Cadd9 G
One day he's gonna leave it all to me
D
And I'll start my own branch of the family tree
Cadd9 G A
They'll get the message written on the roof of the barn
D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Break]
D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
[Chorus]
D
You can't roll a rock up a hill that steep
Cadd9 G
You can't pull roots when they run that deep
D Cadd9
He's gonna live and die in the eye of an urban storm
G D
Daddy won't sell the farm
[Tag]
D Cadd9
We're gonna live and die in the eye of the urban storm
G D D Cadd9 G/B D D Cadd9 G/B D
Daddy won't sell the farm
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