Biografía:
Born and raised in Cherry Valley Illinois, Mo Pitney, is truly a small town country boy. He began his career in music at the age of 12 when he picked up his dad’s guitar and asked him to teach him a few chords, his dad obliged, never dreaming just how far he would take it from there. After mastering the guitar, he went on to teach himself to play the banjo, bass and drums. His music has been highly influenced by bluegrass artists such as Tony Rice and J.
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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!
Capo 1st
[Intro]
D Em7 G D
[Verse]
D A
Have you ever picked guitar on your front porch
G D
In the morning as the sun was risin'
A
Or followed your dog down to the river
G D
And ran into an ole’ baptizin'
G D
Do you think to pull off on the side of the road
G D
When that big black hearse is passin’
G D
Have you ever helped someone in need
G D
Without them even askin’
Em7 G D
We do that in the country, let me tell you 'bout country
[Chorus]
G D
Country can be in the middle of the city
G D
Country can be on a farm,
G D
Country ain’t even a place on the map,
Em7 A
It’s a place in your heart
[Verse]
D A
Would you ever hitch a ride to Music City
G D
Just to see an Opry show
Em7
Would you drive across the country
G D A G D
Just to listen to some country
[Bridge]
Em7 G D
[Chorus]
G D
Country can be in the middle of the city
G D
Country can be in a barn,
G D
Country ain’t even a place on the map,
Em7 A
It’s a place in your heart
[Verse]
D A
Have you ever been there at the courthouse square
G D
For the parade on the Fourth of July
D A
With a tear on your face and a lump in your throat
G D
As you watch old glory go by,
G D
Or sat through a service where they played taps
G D
For a soldier who never came home
G D
Or looked in the sad brown eyes of his momma
G D
As she touched his name on that stone
[Outro]
Em7 G D
He fought for his country and died for his country
Em7 G
Yea, I love my country
D
Let me tell ya 'bout country
[Intro]
D Em7 G D
[Verse]
D A
Have you ever picked guitar on your front porch
G D
In the morning as the sun was risin'
A
Or followed your dog down to the river
G D
And ran into an ole’ baptizin'
G D
Do you think to pull off on the side of the road
G D
When that big black hearse is passin’
G D
Have you ever helped someone in need
G D
Without them even askin’
Em7 G D
We do that in the country, let me tell you 'bout country
[Chorus]
G D
Country can be in the middle of the city
G D
Country can be on a farm,
G D
Country ain’t even a place on the map,
Em7 A
It’s a place in your heart
[Verse]
D A
Would you ever hitch a ride to Music City
G D
Just to see an Opry show
Em7
Would you drive across the country
G D A G D
Just to listen to some country
[Bridge]
Em7 G D
[Chorus]
G D
Country can be in the middle of the city
G D
Country can be in a barn,
G D
Country ain’t even a place on the map,
Em7 A
It’s a place in your heart
[Verse]
D A
Have you ever been there at the courthouse square
G D
For the parade on the Fourth of July
D A
With a tear on your face and a lump in your throat
G D
As you watch old glory go by,
G D
Or sat through a service where they played taps
G D
For a soldier who never came home
G D
Or looked in the sad brown eyes of his momma
G D
As she touched his name on that stone
[Outro]
Em7 G D
He fought for his country and died for his country
Em7 G
Yea, I love my country
D
Let me tell ya 'bout country
Moby Dick
Moby Grape
Mockingbird Sun
Mocni w Duchu
Mod Sun
Modernistit
Modest Apollo
Modestep
Modestia Aparte
Modread