Biografía:
Lee Kernaghan (born April 15, 1964 in Corryong, Victoria, Australia, is one of Australia's most popular and influential country singers and songwriters.
Born in the bush, Corryong, Victoria, in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains high country is where Lee's life began. The son of a truck driver and later multi-platinum recording artist Ray Kernaghan, Lee spent his formative years growing up in the Riverina country of Southern NSW. Lee's Grandfather
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Otras canciones:
- 1959
- Aussie Doghouse Blues
- Back To The Shack
- Boys From Bathurst
- Boys From The Bush
- By The Fire Of A Gidgee Coal
- Cause Im Country
- Country Crowd
- Country Girls
- Cunnamulla Fella
- Doctor
- Dust On My Boots
- Electric Rodeo
- Flying With The King
- Following The Light
- Freedom Road
- Goondiwindi Moon
- High Country
- I Milk Cows
- Im From The Country
- Janine
- Lonelyville
- Long Night
- Losin My Blues Tonight
- Love Hurts
- Missin Slim
- Pass The Bottle Around
- Planet Country
- Rachels Bed
- Scrubbashin
- Shes My Ute
- Skinny Dippin
- Something In The Water
- Spirit Of The Anzacs
- Texas Qld 4385
- Thats The Kind Of Life I Live
- The Burning Heart
- The Glass On The Bar
- The Rope That Pulls The Wind
- The Way It Is
- This Cowboys Hat
- Three Chain Road
- Walkin Out West
- Well Take Beersheba
- Western Star
- When The Snow Falls On The Alice
- Where Country Is
- Winter Winds
- You Dont Have To Go To Memphis
- Youre The Reason I Never Saw Hank Jr Play
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Lee Kernaghan - 1959
Thanks to Brenda and Rune for the corrections
C G C
He'd Brylcream his hair and straightened his tie
F C F G
When he walked out the door he'd kiss his mother goodbye
C Em
He's got the keys to his father's FJ
F C G C
He's taking out Jenny it's their first date
C G C
He knocks on her door and he can hear his heart pound
F C F G
Her father appears and looks him up and down
C Em
He said 'Jen won't be long so you'd better come in'
F C G C
And he waits on the couch flowers in his hand
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
C G C
They'd go to a dance JO'K would be there
F C F G
And she'd look so pretty ponytail in her hair
C Em
He plucked up the courage to take her hand in his
F C G C
And there on her doorstep they stole their first kiss
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
[Instrumental]
C G C
They fell in love and they remember the night
F C F G
When he nervously asked her would you be my bride
C Em
When they made that promise 'till death do us part
F C G C
You know that they meant it straight from the heart
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
C F C
Wrap me up and send me back to 1959
Thanks to Brenda and Rune for the corrections
C G C
He'd Brylcream his hair and straightened his tie
F C F G
When he walked out the door he'd kiss his mother goodbye
C Em
He's got the keys to his father's FJ
F C G C
He's taking out Jenny it's their first date
C G C
He knocks on her door and he can hear his heart pound
F C F G
Her father appears and looks him up and down
C Em
He said 'Jen won't be long so you'd better come in'
F C G C
And he waits on the couch flowers in his hand
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
C G C
They'd go to a dance JO'K would be there
F C F G
And she'd look so pretty ponytail in her hair
C Em
He plucked up the courage to take her hand in his
F C G C
And there on her doorstep they stole their first kiss
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
[Instrumental]
C G C
They fell in love and they remember the night
F C F G
When he nervously asked her would you be my bride
C Em
When they made that promise 'till death do us part
F C G C
You know that they meant it straight from the heart
[Chorus]
F C
There's been so many changes down through the years
G C
There's been so many good things left behind
F C Em Am
You can call me sentimental but I really wouldn't mind
C G C
If you wrap me up and send me back to 1959
C F C
Wrap me up and send me back to 1959
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