Biografía:
Singer/songwriter B.W. Stevenson (the "B.W." reportedly stood for "Buckwheat" -- his real first name was Louis) was born October 5, 1949 in Dallas, TX. He attended W.H. Adamson High School with such other future noted musicians as Michael Martin Murphey, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Larry Groce. As a teen he played in a variety of local rock bands before attending college, eventually joining the U.S. Air Force; upon returning from duty Stevenson settled in the Austin area, where he became a frequent attraction on the city's thriving club circuit.
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Otras canciones:
- A Good Love Is Like A Good Song
- A Little Bit Of Understanding
- Fiddle And The Bow
- Heading Home
- Holding A Special Place For You
- I Had A Lonely Time
- I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head
- Lifeline
- Like What You Do
- Look For The Light
- My Maria
- On My Own
- One True Way
- Peaceful Easy Feeling
- Save A Little Time For Love
- Shambala
- Southern Nights
- Sunset Woman
- Take Me To Your Heart
- Texas Morning
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B.W. Stevenson - Texas Morning
CAPO: 4th Fret
C Dm
Right in the middle of a ten cent scenery
Em F C
Shuffled and stacked on a postcard rack
Dm
There's a cute little kid on a Shetland pony
Em F
Smiles at me, I can't smile back
Dm G
Cactus Jack drinks coffee black
D G
Tells me it's my lucky day
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
Dm
Well, she left me cold on a winter's morning
Em F
Cold it's been for the longest time
C Dm
She told me Texas was where she was going
Em F
I come a-looking she's hard to find
D G
Cactus Jack drinks coffee black
D G
Tells me it's my lucky day
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
I don't know just where I'm gonna find her
Dm F
Maybe the soldier with the suitcase saw her
Bb F C
She just said she was going to Texas now, for a little while
F
I'm looking for the girl with light brown hair
Dm F Bb
Hazel eyes, she's not too pretty, but a beautiful smile
F C
She just said she's going to Texas for a little while
# Harmonica Break #
G D G
C Dm
Well, the cook in the back is getting mighty curious
Em F
He asked the waitress where I'm from
C Dm
She just says, "Hell, I ain't never seen him
Em F C
Probably just a California bum"
D G
Cactus Jack, he says that's right
D G
As I walk out into the night
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I got a long, long ride
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I got a long, long ride
F
Outside the sun is up
C Em F
And the wind blows me like a paper cup
C
Down the highway
CAPO: 4th Fret
C Dm
Right in the middle of a ten cent scenery
Em F C
Shuffled and stacked on a postcard rack
Dm
There's a cute little kid on a Shetland pony
Em F
Smiles at me, I can't smile back
Dm G
Cactus Jack drinks coffee black
D G
Tells me it's my lucky day
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
Dm
Well, she left me cold on a winter's morning
Em F
Cold it's been for the longest time
C Dm
She told me Texas was where she was going
Em F
I come a-looking she's hard to find
D G
Cactus Jack drinks coffee black
D G
Tells me it's my lucky day
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I come a long, long way
F
I don't know just where I'm gonna find her
Dm F
Maybe the soldier with the suitcase saw her
Bb F C
She just said she was going to Texas now, for a little while
F
I'm looking for the girl with light brown hair
Dm F Bb
Hazel eyes, she's not too pretty, but a beautiful smile
F C
She just said she's going to Texas for a little while
# Harmonica Break #
G D G
C Dm
Well, the cook in the back is getting mighty curious
Em F
He asked the waitress where I'm from
C Dm
She just says, "Hell, I ain't never seen him
Em F C
Probably just a California bum"
D G
Cactus Jack, he says that's right
D G
As I walk out into the night
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I got a long, long ride
F
Five o'clock in the Texas morning
C
I got a long, long ride
F
Outside the sun is up
C Em F
And the wind blows me like a paper cup
C
Down the highway
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