Biografía:
John D. Loudermilk (March 31, 1934 - September 21, 2016) was an American singer and songwriter. Although he had his own recording career during the 1950s and 1960s, he was primarily known as a songwriter. His best-known songs include "Indian Reservation", a 1971 #1 hit for Paul Revere & the Raiders; "Tobacco Road", a 1964 top 20 hit for The Nashville Teens; and "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye", a top ten hit in 1967 for The Casinos and also a #1 country hit for Eddy Arnold the following year.
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Bad News:John D. Loudermilk.
#23 on BB Hot Country on RCA Records
in 1961.
INTRO: Gb
#1.
Gb Gbm Gb Gbm
Bad news travels like wildfire, good news
Gb
travels slow.
Gb Gbm Gb
They all call me, 'Ol' Wildfire,' cause
Gbm Gb B Gbm
everybody knows that I'm bad news, everywhere
Gb
I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#2.
Gbm Gb Gbm
Well, I've picked peaches down in Georgia,
Gb
I lumberjacked up in Maine.
Gb
I've been hired and fired and jailed in every
Gbm B
state you can name, cause I'm bad news,
Gbm Gb
everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#3.
Ebm Gb Gbm
From north to south, from east to west, the story
Gb
is the same.
Gb Gbm Gb Gbm Gb
From one state to the other, I have to change my
B Gbm Gb
name, cause I'm bad news, everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#4.
Gbm Gb
Well, they tried to hang me up in Oakland and they
Gbm Gb
did in San-Frisco.
Gb Gbm
But I wouldn't choke and I broke their rope, and they
Gb B Gbm Gb
had to let me go, cause I'm bad news, everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#23 on BB Hot Country on RCA Records
in 1961.
INTRO: Gb
#1.
Gb Gbm Gb Gbm
Bad news travels like wildfire, good news
Gb
travels slow.
Gb Gbm Gb
They all call me, 'Ol' Wildfire,' cause
Gbm Gb B Gbm
everybody knows that I'm bad news, everywhere
Gb
I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#2.
Gbm Gb Gbm
Well, I've picked peaches down in Georgia,
Gb
I lumberjacked up in Maine.
Gb
I've been hired and fired and jailed in every
Gbm B
state you can name, cause I'm bad news,
Gbm Gb
everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#3.
Ebm Gb Gbm
From north to south, from east to west, the story
Gb
is the same.
Gb Gbm Gb Gbm Gb
From one state to the other, I have to change my
B Gbm Gb
name, cause I'm bad news, everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
#4.
Gbm Gb
Well, they tried to hang me up in Oakland and they
Gbm Gb
did in San-Frisco.
Gb Gbm
But I wouldn't choke and I broke their rope, and they
Gb B Gbm Gb
had to let me go, cause I'm bad news, everywhere I go.
Db Gb Db Gbm
Always gettin' in trouble and leaving little
Db Gb
girls who hate to see me go.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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