Biografía:
Cory Branan is a singer/songwriter, born in Southaven, Mississippi. He garnered comparisons to Ryan Adams, Pete Yorn, and Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst with the release of his 2002 debut album The Hell You Say.
By his teens, Branan was playing hard rock and heavy metal, eventually fronting a Black Sabbath cover band. In his early 20s he began to explore the music of John Prine, a move which urged him to pick up a guitar and start writing songs. In 2000, the Memphis chapter of NARAS awarded Branan with the Phillips Award for "Newcomer of the Year.
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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!
[Intro]
C F Am F
[Verse 1]
Am
My old man was young once
F
Or so the photo album claims
C
Flip the page the baby jumps
G
Some twenty years and change
[Verse 2]
Am
From the cradle to the naval base
F
A newlywed recruit
C
Through the boot camp of a family man
G
In a loose civilian suit
[Bridge]
F
But it was anchors aweigh now
Singing "Courage, service true"
Am F
All them anchors will weigh you down
C G
If you ain't fit for blue
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
C F Am F
[Verse 3]
Am
I'd say "Well I just thought…"
And he'd cut me off
F
Saying ‘That's what you get for thinking'
C G
I remember thinking that's probably not the best lesson for a kid
[Verse 4]
Am
And although that was just something he said
F
When I see what I get with my thinking
C
I get to thinking he may have been some kinda genius
G
In the effortless way he just did
[Bridge]
F
I learned your word is one thing,
You keep it if you give it out
Am F
But silence fans the fires a man
C G
Requires to keep the vow
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
[Instrumental]
C F Am F
[Middle 8]
Gm
I could've curled up in one footprint,
F
One giant laugh, one giant hand
C
Until the sickness and the treatment
G
Shrunk him down to just a man
F
A shrinking man still tinkering with my old busted car
C G
When his wedding ring must've slipped into the muddy yard
F
At least that's what he figured when he noticed it was gone
Am F C G
I can still see him on his knees digging up that lawn
[Verse 5]
Am
Now the flag is folded and the numbers are carved,
F
Mississippi is glistening green
C
Another summer's softly calling off
G G7
The search for missing things
[Bridge]
F
But I have found that something kept
To keep me company
Am F
On these nights when me and my old man
C G
Go digging into dreams
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
I can only hope as I propose
C G
To man the outpost now
F G Am
I'll be armed with memories of the man it takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
[Outro]
C F Am F x4
C F Am F
[Verse 1]
Am
My old man was young once
F
Or so the photo album claims
C
Flip the page the baby jumps
G
Some twenty years and change
[Verse 2]
Am
From the cradle to the naval base
F
A newlywed recruit
C
Through the boot camp of a family man
G
In a loose civilian suit
[Bridge]
F
But it was anchors aweigh now
Singing "Courage, service true"
Am F
All them anchors will weigh you down
C G
If you ain't fit for blue
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
C F Am F
[Verse 3]
Am
I'd say "Well I just thought…"
And he'd cut me off
F
Saying ‘That's what you get for thinking'
C G
I remember thinking that's probably not the best lesson for a kid
[Verse 4]
Am
And although that was just something he said
F
When I see what I get with my thinking
C
I get to thinking he may have been some kinda genius
G
In the effortless way he just did
[Bridge]
F
I learned your word is one thing,
You keep it if you give it out
Am F
But silence fans the fires a man
C G
Requires to keep the vow
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
[Instrumental]
C F Am F
[Middle 8]
Gm
I could've curled up in one footprint,
F
One giant laugh, one giant hand
C
Until the sickness and the treatment
G
Shrunk him down to just a man
F
A shrinking man still tinkering with my old busted car
C G
When his wedding ring must've slipped into the muddy yard
F
At least that's what he figured when he noticed it was gone
Am F C G
I can still see him on his knees digging up that lawn
[Verse 5]
Am
Now the flag is folded and the numbers are carved,
F
Mississippi is glistening green
C
Another summer's softly calling off
G G7
The search for missing things
[Bridge]
F
But I have found that something kept
To keep me company
Am F
On these nights when me and my old man
C G
Go digging into dreams
[Chorus]
F
What did I know about it then?
C G
What do I know now?
F
I have known the kind of man
G Am
It takes to keep the vow
F
I can only hope as I propose
C G
To man the outpost now
F G Am
I'll be armed with memories of the man it takes to keep the vow
F
To keep the vow
[Outro]
C F Am F x4
Cory Weeks
Cory Wells
Cosas Que Pasan
Coshish
Cosimo Morleo
Costa este
Costa Familia
costee
Costera
Costumbre