Biografía:
The Red Willow Band existed in South Dakota from 1974 to 1982. Their business card read "Red Willow Band.....the best in country swing."
Two albums and several singles were recorded and released, with one single "I Wish I Had Your Arms Around Me" reaching #97 on the Billboard Hot Country 100 charts for a whopping 7 days. The band made numerous TV specials for South Dakota Public Television, hosted the successful NEMO series of outdoor festivals, and toured nonstop in the upper U.S. from Washington State to New York City.
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Well I was sittin’ on a stool at the corner bar, with the juke box soft and low
A G D
A young girl played some sad old country songs
G A D G
Well they were all the tunes that I loved best, she must have seen me smile
D A D
‘Cause she walked on over and asked if I would dance
G A D G
Well I can kind of dance if the song’s real slow, she smiled and said that’s fine
A G D
She danced real close and spoke about her life
G A D G
And then she talked about her broken heart and it sounded like those songs
D A D
While old Hank Williams moaned the blues she sighed
D A G D A
Hide the truth if you can, don’t you ever tip your hand
G D
Don’t be searchin’ for some castle in the sky
G D A G
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful lie
D G A D G
With the music slow and the lights down low we danced those quarters out
A G D
Then we grabbed some chairs and ordered another round
G A D G
Then she asked me if I’d take her home and I almost spilled my beer
D A D
She took my hand and whispered in my ear
D A G D A
Hide the truth if you can, make me be more than I am
G D
Lead me on, act just like you care
G D A G
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful lie
G D A G D
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful, beautiful lie
Beautiful Lie – Red Willow Band
Well I was sittin’ on a stool at the corner bar, with the juke box soft and low
A G D
A young girl played some sad old country songs
G A D G
Well they were all the tunes that I loved best, she must have seen me smile
D A D
‘Cause she walked on over and asked if I would dance
G A D G
Well I can kind of dance if the song’s real slow, she smiled and said that’s fine
A G D
She danced real close and spoke about her life
G A D G
And then she talked about her broken heart and it sounded like those songs
D A D
While old Hank Williams moaned the blues she sighed
D A G D A
Hide the truth if you can, don’t you ever tip your hand
G D
Don’t be searchin’ for some castle in the sky
G D A G
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful lie
D G A D G
With the music slow and the lights down low we danced those quarters out
A G D
Then we grabbed some chairs and ordered another round
G A D G
Then she asked me if I’d take her home and I almost spilled my beer
D A D
She took my hand and whispered in my ear
D A G D A
Hide the truth if you can, make me be more than I am
G D
Lead me on, act just like you care
G D A G
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful lie
G D A G D
Show some love if you can, it’s such a beautiful, beautiful lie
Beautiful Lie – Red Willow Band
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