Biografía:
BR549 (originally spelled BR5-49) was an American country music band founded in 1993 that last played live in 2013 and has been on hiatus since then.
The band was formed in Nashville by co-leads Gary Bennett and Chuck Mead. Their music, referred to as alternative country or neotraditional, contains elements of western swing and rockabilly. They eschew modern Top 40 pop-country for a more raw, honky-tonk sound, with songs about 50s pin-up/dominatrix Bettie Page and The Ramones.
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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!
Bettie Bettie BR 549
[Intro]
E A
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Verse 1]
A D
You came to New York City back in Jack and Neil's day,
E D A
All the lights of old Time Square they flickered on the great white wave,
A D
Straight from Tennessee and in the rarest beauty form,
E D A
You walked before the car and caused a nationwide storm.
[verse 2]
A D
Oh, Pappy he remembered you from 1952,
E D A
All the boys down at the pool hall had a calendar or two,
A D
Forty odd years later your still up and goin' strong,
E D A
But I can't help wonderin' just where it is you've gone.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Interlude]
A D E A A D E A
[Verse 3]
A D
Now all the boys at boot camp had your picture on their wall,
E D A
Thousands others saw you at their bachelor party brawl,
A D
But they don't see you smile like I do shining in my dreams,
E D A
That jungle mistress, dark Madonna, leather movie queen.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Interlude]
A D E A A D E A
[Verse 4]
A D
Well, now Brigitte Bardot, Julie NewmaR, Mary and Fay Ray,
E D A
And Mr. Vargas pictures made me what I am today,
A D
But if I could see you one more time and not lose all my nerve,
E D A
I'd gladly give the greatest of them all what she deserves.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Intro]
E A
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Verse 1]
A D
You came to New York City back in Jack and Neil's day,
E D A
All the lights of old Time Square they flickered on the great white wave,
A D
Straight from Tennessee and in the rarest beauty form,
E D A
You walked before the car and caused a nationwide storm.
[verse 2]
A D
Oh, Pappy he remembered you from 1952,
E D A
All the boys down at the pool hall had a calendar or two,
A D
Forty odd years later your still up and goin' strong,
E D A
But I can't help wonderin' just where it is you've gone.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Interlude]
A D E A A D E A
[Verse 3]
A D
Now all the boys at boot camp had your picture on their wall,
E D A
Thousands others saw you at their bachelor party brawl,
A D
But they don't see you smile like I do shining in my dreams,
E D A
That jungle mistress, dark Madonna, leather movie queen.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
[Interlude]
A D E A A D E A
[Verse 4]
A D
Well, now Brigitte Bardot, Julie NewmaR, Mary and Fay Ray,
E D A
And Mr. Vargas pictures made me what I am today,
A D
But if I could see you one more time and not lose all my nerve,
E D A
I'd gladly give the greatest of them all what she deserves.
[Chorus]
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie where can you be? I ain't seen the likes of you in Hustler magazine,
A D E D A
Bettie Bettie don't you understand? If I had been taught by you I'd be a different man.
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