Biografía:
Bill Isles of Duluth, Minnesota (USA) performed his first show of original songs in twenty-five years in February of 2000. Since that time, he has become one of the most well known singer/songwriters in the Minnesota acoustic scene and has been getting national and international attention.
Jack Sparks (Other Side of Country) wrote: “Bill Isles began the evening, and his funny, loose demeanor and seemingly easy picking of his guitar set everyone in a good mood.
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¡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!
Hobos in the Roundhouse
G C G
From seven to seven, every night of the week
D
Fixin' trains in the roundhouse, I work on my feet
C G
And I told my children, I hope the bedbugs don't bite
X D G
And I've got hobos sleeping in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
From Akron to Hinckley and Prairie de Chein
D
They are soldier and lawyers and I believe what they're sayin'
C G
And I'll roust them at four and they'll head down the line
X D G
My hoboes sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
C G
Goodnight, my hobos, rest your vagabond heads
C D
On your old knapsack pillows in your gunnysack bed
C G
For a few stolen hours, you'll be alright
X D G
My hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
Well, they hired a new man to work as a guard
D
Every mornin' at sunrise he checks out the yard,
C G
But for now, I don't trust him, though he seems pretty nice
X D G
'Cause I got hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
Well, I asked my Savior, "What should I do?
D
If I'm caught helping hobos my job could be through."
C G
And I heard the answer, so clear and so bright,
X D G
"Are My hobos sleeping in your roundhouse tonight"
C G
Goodnight, my hobos, rest your vagabond heads
C D
On your old knapsack pillows in your gunnysack bed
C G
For a few stolen hours, you'll be alright
X D G
My hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
Goodnight, boys.
G C G
From seven to seven, every night of the week
D
Fixin' trains in the roundhouse, I work on my feet
C G
And I told my children, I hope the bedbugs don't bite
X D G
And I've got hobos sleeping in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
From Akron to Hinckley and Prairie de Chein
D
They are soldier and lawyers and I believe what they're sayin'
C G
And I'll roust them at four and they'll head down the line
X D G
My hoboes sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
C G
Goodnight, my hobos, rest your vagabond heads
C D
On your old knapsack pillows in your gunnysack bed
C G
For a few stolen hours, you'll be alright
X D G
My hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
Well, they hired a new man to work as a guard
D
Every mornin' at sunrise he checks out the yard,
C G
But for now, I don't trust him, though he seems pretty nice
X D G
'Cause I got hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
G C G
Well, I asked my Savior, "What should I do?
D
If I'm caught helping hobos my job could be through."
C G
And I heard the answer, so clear and so bright,
X D G
"Are My hobos sleeping in your roundhouse tonight"
C G
Goodnight, my hobos, rest your vagabond heads
C D
On your old knapsack pillows in your gunnysack bed
C G
For a few stolen hours, you'll be alright
X D G
My hobos sleepin' in the roundhouse tonight.
Goodnight, boys.
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