Biografía:
Thomas George "Tom" Russell (born 5 March 1950) in Los Angeles) is an American singer-songwriter. Although most identified with the country music tradition, his music also incorporates elements of folk, Tex-Mex and the cowboy music of the American West. His songs have been recorded by artists such as Johnny Cash, Nanci Griffith, Dave Alvin, Suzy Bogguss and more. In addition to his music, he is also a painter of folk art and has published a novel and a book of songwriting quotes co-authored with Sylvia Tyson.
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Old [E]man on the corner, [A]singing my [E]lif[Esus4]e[E]
And he's playing that guitar with a [A]rusty old [E]kni[Esus4]fe[E]
And every line that he sings rhymes with the [A]truth
And the [E]promise of [B]something beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
[E]Me and my darling took the [A]long way [E]aro[Esus4]und[E]
Through the wide open countries and the [A]heart attack [E]tow[Esus4]ns[E]
To every fork in the road where we've all got to [A]choose
Between [E]darkness and [B]light, beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues, beyond the [A]shadows, beyond the [E]rai[Esus4]n[E]
Beyond the [B]darkness and all the [E]pain
When you're walking in [A]circles, with holes in your [E]sho[Esus4]es[E]
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Solo
[E]Old man on the corner has [A]been gone for [E]yea[Esus4]rs[E]
And that guitar in the night bled [A]rusty [E]tea[Esus4]rs[E]
But there's a song that he left us we'll never [A]lose
That [E]love is the [B]road that leads beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Beyond the [E]blues, beyond the [A]shadows, beyond the [E]rain
Beyond the [B]darkness and all the [E]pain
When you're walking in [A]circles, with holes in your [E]shoes
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
And he's playing that guitar with a [A]rusty old [E]kni[Esus4]fe[E]
And every line that he sings rhymes with the [A]truth
And the [E]promise of [B]something beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
[E]Me and my darling took the [A]long way [E]aro[Esus4]und[E]
Through the wide open countries and the [A]heart attack [E]tow[Esus4]ns[E]
To every fork in the road where we've all got to [A]choose
Between [E]darkness and [B]light, beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues, beyond the [A]shadows, beyond the [E]rai[Esus4]n[E]
Beyond the [B]darkness and all the [E]pain
When you're walking in [A]circles, with holes in your [E]sho[Esus4]es[E]
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Solo
[E]Old man on the corner has [A]been gone for [E]yea[Esus4]rs[E]
And that guitar in the night bled [A]rusty [E]tea[Esus4]rs[E]
But there's a song that he left us we'll never [A]lose
That [E]love is the [B]road that leads beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Beyond the [E]blues, beyond the [A]shadows, beyond the [E]rain
Beyond the [B]darkness and all the [E]pain
When you're walking in [A]circles, with holes in your [E]shoes
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
Beyond the [E]blues
Love is the [B]road that leads out beyond the [A]blues
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