Biografía:
Daryle Bruce Singletary (March 10, 1971 – February 12, 2018) was an American country music singer. Between 1995 and 1998, he recorded for Giant Records, for which he released three studio albums: Daryle Singletary in 1995, All Because of You in 1996 and Ain't It the Truth in 1998. In the same timespan, Singletary entered the top 40 of the Hot Country Songs charts five times, reaching number two with "I Let Her Lie" and "Amen Kind of Love", and number four with "Too Much Fun".
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Otras canciones:
- A
- Aint It The Truth
- All Because Of You
- Amen Kind Of Love
- Dim Lights Thick Smoke And Loud Loud Music
- Dumaflache
- Even The Wind
- Fifteen Years Ago
- I Let Her Lie
- I Never Go Around Mirrors
- I Still Sing This Way
- Im Living Up To Her Low Expectations
- Ive Thought Of Everything
- Kay
- Loves Gonna Live Here
- Make Up And Faded Blue Jeans
- Makeup And Faded Blue Jeans
- My Hearts Too Broke To Pay Attention
- Old Violin
- She Sure Looks Good In Black
- Take Me Home Country Roads
- Thats Where Youre Wrong
- Thats Why I Sing This Way
- Too Much Fun
- You Aint Heard Nothin Yet
¡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!
Capo 1st
[Intro]
D A E A
[Verse 1]
A
My momma used to tell me son you better get your work done
E
You’re daddy’s comin home at five
E
And if you ain’t all through
E
With the chores you gotta do
A
Boy I’m gonna tan you alive
A
I was glued to the radio listening to
D
My hero’s sing them sad old songs
A
Singin ‘em sadder than one car funeral
E A
Nobody sings like Jones
[Chorus]
D
I’d take that old kitchen broom up to my room
A
and play it like an old guitar
B
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing
E
like George dream about becoming a star
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
D A E A
[Verse 2]
A
So I ended up in Nashville working at a sawmill
E
just to be close to stars
But I got a little broke but I couldn’t ask my folks
A
so I had to hock my old guitar
Well I still hang around Tooties Orchid Lounge
D
thinkin he’ll walk through that door
A
But a voice in my mind said your wastin’ time
E A
Cause George don’t drink no more.
[Chorus]
D
I used to take that old kitchen broom up to my room
A
and play it like an old guitar
B
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing
E
like George dream about becoming a star
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
[Solo]
D A B E
[Chorus]
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
D A
Momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
[Intro]
D A E A
[Verse 1]
A
My momma used to tell me son you better get your work done
E
You’re daddy’s comin home at five
E
And if you ain’t all through
E
With the chores you gotta do
A
Boy I’m gonna tan you alive
A
I was glued to the radio listening to
D
My hero’s sing them sad old songs
A
Singin ‘em sadder than one car funeral
E A
Nobody sings like Jones
[Chorus]
D
I’d take that old kitchen broom up to my room
A
and play it like an old guitar
B
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing
E
like George dream about becoming a star
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
D A E A
[Verse 2]
A
So I ended up in Nashville working at a sawmill
E
just to be close to stars
But I got a little broke but I couldn’t ask my folks
A
so I had to hock my old guitar
Well I still hang around Tooties Orchid Lounge
D
thinkin he’ll walk through that door
A
But a voice in my mind said your wastin’ time
E A
Cause George don’t drink no more.
[Chorus]
D
I used to take that old kitchen broom up to my room
A
and play it like an old guitar
B
Or sit out on the porch trying to sing
E
like George dream about becoming a star
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
[Solo]
D A B E
[Chorus]
A
Well the things I never did when I was
D
just a kid made me what I am today
A
You see momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
D A
Momma used to whip me with a George Jones album
E A
that’s why I sing, this way.
Das Niveau
Das Pack
Das Paradies
Das Pop
Das Vasser
Datzol
Daughter Jack
Daughters
Daun Bambu
Dave