Biografía:
An Atlanta-based folksinger best known for his Top Ten hit "Lullaby," Shawn Mullins was serving as a member of the U.S. Army Airborne Infantry Division when he released his first self-titled cassette (issued on his own label, SM) in 1989.
Following the release of 1991's Everchanging World, he left the military after eight years to pursue music on a full-time basis. After three years spent fruitlessly searching for a record deal, Mullins established a new label, SMG, and released the LPs Better Days and Big Blue Sky in the interim.
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Otras canciones:
- Faith
- Lullaby
- All In My Head
- Anchored In You
- And On A Rainy Night
- Ballad Of Billy Jo Mckay
- Ballad Of Kathryn Johnston
- Beautiful Wreck
- Beautifull Wreck
- Blue As You
- Cabbagetown
- California
- Canyons And Caverns
- Cycle Of Our Souls
- Everywhere I Go
- Ferguson
- Fraction Of A Man
- Gulf Of Mexico
- Home
- Joshua
- Joy Terrell Brown
- Light You Up
- Lonesome I Know You Too Well
- My Stupid Heart
- No Blue Sky
- Patricks Song
- Shimmer
- Soul Child
- Soul Core
- Sunday Morning Coming Down
- Tannin Bed Song
- The Ghost Of Johnny Cash
- The Great Unknown
- This Ones For The Majors
- This Time Last Time
- Twin Rocks Oregon
- We Could Go And Start Again
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Shawn Mullins This One's For The Majors written by Shawn Mullins
D G D G
G D G
If the timing's right
D G
No need to worry about what's right and what is wrong
G D G
And if the market's right
G A
We can sell the livin' hell out of your song
G
Cause I know what they wanna hear
A G
Yea I can see the light
A G
But just a few adjustments dear
A
Change the way you sing
G
The way you play
D D G D G D G
The way you write
G D G
And if my mood is right
G D G
I'll give you money or support whichever's less
D G
Not sure the image is right
A
I think for starters we should put you in a dress
G
Cause we are patrons of the arts
A G A
Yea we believe in you and what it is you do
G
But just remember parts is parts
A
We'll see what sticks
G D G D G
I hope for your sake it will be you
Bm E G Bm E G D G D G
G D G
And if the price was right
G D G
I'd sell the soul of my own mother in a shake
D G
And that I can't deny
G A
I wonder how much money could I make
G
What are you complaining for
A G
It's simply economics
A G
You still got your vocal chords
A G
So get the hell out of my office
D G
And write me some hits
G D G
Write me some hits
D G
I don't hear no hits
D G
I don't hear no hits
D G D G
G D G
If the timing's right
D G
No need to worry about what's right and what is wrong
G D G
And if the market's right
G A
We can sell the livin' hell out of your song
G
Cause I know what they wanna hear
A G
Yea I can see the light
A G
But just a few adjustments dear
A
Change the way you sing
G
The way you play
D D G D G D G
The way you write
G D G
And if my mood is right
G D G
I'll give you money or support whichever's less
D G
Not sure the image is right
A
I think for starters we should put you in a dress
G
Cause we are patrons of the arts
A G A
Yea we believe in you and what it is you do
G
But just remember parts is parts
A
We'll see what sticks
G D G D G
I hope for your sake it will be you
Bm E G Bm E G D G D G
G D G
And if the price was right
G D G
I'd sell the soul of my own mother in a shake
D G
And that I can't deny
G A
I wonder how much money could I make
G
What are you complaining for
A G
It's simply economics
A G
You still got your vocal chords
A G
So get the hell out of my office
D G
And write me some hits
G D G
Write me some hits
D G
I don't hear no hits
D G
I don't hear no hits
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