Biografía:
Gene Autry, (29 de septiembre de 1907 - 2 de octubre de 1998), es el más famoso de los cantantes cowboys de Hollywood. Su obra conocida se extiende desde 1929 hasta los años 1960 e incluye, junto a piezas ya olvidadas, un buen número de otras conocidas. En sus primeros trabajos abunda en el blues, siguiendo el estilo de su ídolo Jimmie Rodgers, y han sido parcialmente reeditados en Gene Autry : The blues singer (Columbia).
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Otras canciones:
- Back In The Saddle Again
- Cowboy Blues
- Dear Old Western Skies
- Here Comes Santa Claus
- Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer
- Tears On My Pillow
- At Mail Call Today
- Be Honest With Me
- Buttons And Bows
- Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie
- Frosty The Snowman
- Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
- Here Comes Santa Clause
- I Got Spurs
- Jail Song
- Little Old Band Of Gold
- Peter Cottontail
- Ridin Down The Canyon
- Roly Poly
- Rudolph The Red
- Springtime In The Rockies
- The Cowboy Blues
- Theres A Gold Mine In The Sky
- You Are My Sunshine
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Tears On My Pillow
Written by Gene Autry and Fred Rose
Released in 1941
A wonderful song co-written and sang by the
GREAT silver Screen cowboy singer/movie star,
Gene Autry!
Capo almost any usual fret, or not, or transpose
to suit your own vocal range, it'll still sound good
when you play/sing it.
D E7
Tears on my pillow each morning
A7 D
I cry when I dream about you
G D Bm
When I should be sleeping I just lay there weeping
E7 A7
Wondering if you're weeping too
D E7
I'm trying so hard to forget you
A7 Bm F# D7
But that's not so easy to do
G D Bm
With tears on my pillow each morning
G A7 D
Tears that I've shed over you
D E7
We were so happy when love lingered on
A7 D
Back in the sweet used to be
E7
Now I'm so lonely because you are gone
A7
Leaving a sad memory
D E7
Tears on my pillow each morning
A7 D
I cry when I dream about you
G D Bm
When I should be sleeping I just lay there weeping
E7 A7
Wondering if you're weeping too
D E7
I'm trying so hard to forget you
A7 Bm F# D7
But that's not so easy to do
G D Bm
With tears on my pillow each morning
G A7 D
Tears that I've shed over you
End
You can hear a version of this great song on youtube here;
http://youtu.be/7Lv4ueCky8M
Written by Gene Autry and Fred Rose
Released in 1941
A wonderful song co-written and sang by the
GREAT silver Screen cowboy singer/movie star,
Gene Autry!
Capo almost any usual fret, or not, or transpose
to suit your own vocal range, it'll still sound good
when you play/sing it.
D E7
Tears on my pillow each morning
A7 D
I cry when I dream about you
G D Bm
When I should be sleeping I just lay there weeping
E7 A7
Wondering if you're weeping too
D E7
I'm trying so hard to forget you
A7 Bm F# D7
But that's not so easy to do
G D Bm
With tears on my pillow each morning
G A7 D
Tears that I've shed over you
D E7
We were so happy when love lingered on
A7 D
Back in the sweet used to be
E7
Now I'm so lonely because you are gone
A7
Leaving a sad memory
D E7
Tears on my pillow each morning
A7 D
I cry when I dream about you
G D Bm
When I should be sleeping I just lay there weeping
E7 A7
Wondering if you're weeping too
D E7
I'm trying so hard to forget you
A7 Bm F# D7
But that's not so easy to do
G D Bm
With tears on my pillow each morning
G A7 D
Tears that I've shed over you
End
You can hear a version of this great song on youtube here;
http://youtu.be/7Lv4ueCky8M
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