Biografía:
Tanya Denise Tucker (born October 10, 1958) is an American country music artist who had her first hit, "Delta Dawn", in 1972 at the age of 13. Over the succeeding decades, Tucker became one of the few child performers to mature into adulthood without losing her audience, and during the course of her career, she notched a streak of top-10 and top-40 hits.[2] She has had several successful albums, several CMA awards nominations, and hit songs such as 1973's "What's Your Mama's Name?" and "Blood Red And Goin' Down"
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Otras canciones:
- A Memory Like Im Gonna Be
- Already Gone
- As Long As Im Dreaming
- As Long As Theres A Heartbeat
- Back On My Feet
- Between The Two Of Them
- Blood Red And Going Down
- Borrowed Wings
- Can I See You Tonight
- Daddy And Home
- Dancing The Night Away
- Dont Believe My Heart Can Stand Another You
- Down To My Last Teardrop
- Dream Lover
- Feel Right
- Greener Than The Grass We Laid On
- Hanging In
- Heres Some Love
- Highway Robbery
- How Can I Tell Him
- I Believe The South Is Going To Rise Again
- I Can Do That
- I Still Sing The Old Songs
- I Wont Take Less Than Your Love
- If It Dont Come Easy
- If Your Heart Aint Busy Tonight
- Ill Come Back As Another Woman
- Ill Tennessee You In My Dreams
- It Wont Be Me
- Its A Cowboy Loving Night
- Its A Little Too Late
- Its Only Over For You
- Just Another Love
- King Of Country Music
- Let Me Be There
- Like Two Sparrows In A Hurricane
- Little Things
- Lizzie And The Rainman
- Love Me Like You Used To
- My Arms Stay Open All Night
- No Mans Land
- Oh What It Did To Me
- Old Weakness
- One Love At A Time
- Pecos Promenade
- Round And Round The Bottle
- San Antonio Stroll
- Some Kind Of Trouble
- Someday My Prince Will Come
- Something
- Soul Song
- Strong Enough To Bend
- Teach Me The Words To Your Song
- Tell Me About It
- Texas When I Die
- The Baptism Of Jesse Taylor
- The Jamestown Ferry
- The Man That Turned My Mama On
- The Missing Piece Of Puzzle
- Trail Of Tears
- Two Saprrows In A Hurricane
- Two Sparrows In A Hurricane
- We Dont Have To Do This
- Well Its A Little Too Late To Do The Right Thing Now
- What Do I Do With Me
- What Do They Know
- What If We Were Running Out Of Love
- Whats Your Mamas Name
- Wine Me Up
- Without You What Do I Do With Me
- Would You Lay With Me
- Your Love Amazes Me
- Youve Got Me To Hold On To
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C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
Mama was no prude but she was proper never wore her dress too short
G7 C
She didn't care if you did but she'd never taken a drink
F C
Grandma Kate did the best she could to see mama grew up right
G7 F C
So she'd be fitting one day for courting and to wear some gentleman's ring
F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 C
People was always laughing and sang a right sweet song
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
I hear he came to town one day in a rusty old '49 Ford
G7 C
Selling ladies shoes and assorted greeting cards
F C
He was killer good looking and easy to like and turning all the ladies heads
G7 F C
But he saw mama first and Lord knows how some of them traveling men are
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
Mama seemed to forget the things that grandma Kate had always told her
G7 C
She ran away one night with that traveling man
F C
They bought gas at Reba's Truck Stop and drove to Desoto County
G7 F C
But he brought her home with a ring upon her hand
C F C
Mama's told me how the fever took him when I was barely five
G7 C
But I remember him pitching me up and catching me
F C
And I love to sit and listen to her tell me about my daddy
G7 F C
She says he thought the sun would surely rise and set in me
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
Mama was no prude but she was proper never wore her dress too short
G7 C
She didn't care if you did but she'd never taken a drink
F C
Grandma Kate did the best she could to see mama grew up right
G7 F C
So she'd be fitting one day for courting and to wear some gentleman's ring
F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 C
People was always laughing and sang a right sweet song
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
I hear he came to town one day in a rusty old '49 Ford
G7 C
Selling ladies shoes and assorted greeting cards
F C
He was killer good looking and easy to like and turning all the ladies heads
G7 F C
But he saw mama first and Lord knows how some of them traveling men are
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
C F C
Mama seemed to forget the things that grandma Kate had always told her
G7 C
She ran away one night with that traveling man
F C
They bought gas at Reba's Truck Stop and drove to Desoto County
G7 F C
But he brought her home with a ring upon her hand
C F C
Mama's told me how the fever took him when I was barely five
G7 C
But I remember him pitching me up and catching me
F C
And I love to sit and listen to her tell me about my daddy
G7 F C
She says he thought the sun would surely rise and set in me
C F C
I wish I'd known the man a little better that turned my mama on
G7 F
He must have been a heck of a man cause mama was a lady don't you know
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