Biografía:
Ashley Lauren Monroe (Knoxville, Tennessee, 10 de septiembre de 1986) es una cantante de country estadounidense. Creció escuchando canciones de The Eagles y Lynyrd Skynyrd, y así fue cómo sus raíces country rock se originaron. Comenzó a tomar clases de piano antes de cumplir los siete años. A los once años su padre le regaló su primera guitarra y comenzó a componer sus primeras canciones.
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Otras canciones:
- Bombshell
- Dixie
- From Time To Time
- Hands On You
- Hanks Cadillac
- Hard On A Heart
- Has Anybody Ever Told You
- I Buried Your Love Alive
- I Dont Want To
- If Love Was Fair
- If The Devil Dont Want Me
- Im Good At Leavin
- Keys To The Kingdom
- Like A Rose
- Mayflower
- Mayflowers
- Monroe Suede
- Mothers Daughter
- On To Something Good
- Orphan
- Paying Attention
- Pretty Saro
- Rita
- Satisfied
- Shes Driving Me Out Of Your Mind
- Tennessee Christmas
- The Blade
- The Morning After
- The Truth
- Two Weeks Late
- Used
- Weed Instead Of Roses
- Weed Instead Of Wine
- Weight Of The Load
- Wild Love
- You Aint Dolly And You Aint Porter
- You Got Me
¡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!
Pretty Saro - Ashley Monroe & Aubrey Haynie
https://youtu.be/n1a42iHM-r0
Capo 4
[Verse]
A2 E
When I first come to this country
D A2
in Eighteen and Forty-nine
A2 E
I saw many fair lovers
E
but I never saw mine
E
I viewed it all around me
D A2
saw I was quite alone
E
and me a poor stranger
D A2
and a long way from home
[Verse]
A2 E
Well, my true love she won’t have me
D A2
and it’s this I understand
A2 E
For she wants some free holder
E
and I have no land
A2 E
I couldn’t maintain her
D A2
on silver and gold
E
but all of the other fine things
D A2
that my love’s house could hold
[Chorus]
A E
Fare thee well to ol’ mother
D A2
fare thee well to my father too
A2 E
I am going for to ramble
E
this wide world all through
E
And when I get weary
D A2
I’ll sit down and cry
E A2
and think of my Saro
D A2
pretty Saro, my bride
[Verse]
A2 E
Well, I wished I was a turtle dove
D A2
Had wings and could fly
A2 E
Far away to my lover’s lodgings
A2 E
Tonight I’d drawn the line
E A2 E
And there in her lilywhite arms
D A2
I’d lay there all night
E A2
and watch through them little wind’ers
D A2
for the dawning of day
https://youtu.be/n1a42iHM-r0
Capo 4
[Verse]
A2 E
When I first come to this country
D A2
in Eighteen and Forty-nine
A2 E
I saw many fair lovers
E
but I never saw mine
E
I viewed it all around me
D A2
saw I was quite alone
E
and me a poor stranger
D A2
and a long way from home
[Verse]
A2 E
Well, my true love she won’t have me
D A2
and it’s this I understand
A2 E
For she wants some free holder
E
and I have no land
A2 E
I couldn’t maintain her
D A2
on silver and gold
E
but all of the other fine things
D A2
that my love’s house could hold
[Chorus]
A E
Fare thee well to ol’ mother
D A2
fare thee well to my father too
A2 E
I am going for to ramble
E
this wide world all through
E
And when I get weary
D A2
I’ll sit down and cry
E A2
and think of my Saro
D A2
pretty Saro, my bride
[Verse]
A2 E
Well, I wished I was a turtle dove
D A2
Had wings and could fly
A2 E
Far away to my lover’s lodgings
A2 E
Tonight I’d drawn the line
E A2 E
And there in her lilywhite arms
D A2
I’d lay there all night
E A2
and watch through them little wind’ers
D A2
for the dawning of day
Ashston Becker D (...)
Ashton Gardner A (...)
Ashton Lane
Ashton Shepherd
Ashtraynutz
Asle Beck
Asleep at the Wh (...)
Asmara
Asmereir
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