Biografía:
Steagall was born Russell Steagall in Gainesville, Texas, on December 22, 1937. He became a bull rider at rodeos while he was still a teenager, but at the age of 15, he was stricken with polio. He took up the guitar and the mandolin as physical therapy to recover the strength and dexterity of his arms and hands. Steagall entered a career in agricultural chemistry after graduating from West Texas State University with a degree in animal science and agronomy.
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Otras canciones:
- A Long Way From Montana
- Cowboy Church
- Gone To Texas
- Lone Star Beer And Bob Wills Music
- Momma Im A Cowboy
- Neons And Nylons
- Old Cowboys Like Me
- One Empty Cot In Bunkhouse
- Palo Duro Farewell
- Point Your Wagon Tongue
- Red River Rose
- Rider On The Rim
- That Im Leavin Look In Your Eyes
- The Lantern On The Wagon
- Three Chord Country Song
- Under The X In Texas
- Walls Of This Old Honky Tonk
- Whatever Made Me Think
- You Came Awful Close To Loving Me
¡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!
C F C
My granddad was the right man to tame this savage wild land
F C D7 G7
Then the carpetbaggers came and stole our very heart and soul
C F C
The land we fought and died for the home my momma cried for
F C G7 C
We couldn’t pay the taxes so they took all we owned
C F C
That Yankee tax collector was a dodging diving actor
F C D7 G7
As he outrun the buckshot in a high low he was gone
C F C
I’m sure they’ll send another but they really need’nt bother
F C G7 C
Cause when they come a-calling there’ll be nobody home
C F G7 F C
Cause we’re off to tame a new land where I can be my own man
F D7 G7
Where them carpet bagging scallywags will leave a boy alone
F G7 F C
We’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
C F C
There’ll be no old folks grieving cause they don’t know we’re leaving
F C D7 G7
White crosses still remind us of the sacrifice they made
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When they stood their ground and fought ’em
F C
All the Union soldiers brought ‘em
F C G7 C
With death and fire and ashes that’s the price the old folks paid
C F C
We’ve loaded up our wagon with all that we can pack in
F C D7 G7
A team of fine bred horses and we’re finally on our way
C F C
To where leafy live oak branches shelters heart and soul and family
F C G7 C
We’ll stake a claim on Texas we’ll clear the land and stay
C F G7 F C
Cause we’re off to tame a new land where I can be my own man
F D7 G7
Where them carpet bagging scallywags will leave a boy alone
F G7 F C
We’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
F G7 F C
Yes we’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 F C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
My granddad was the right man to tame this savage wild land
F C D7 G7
Then the carpetbaggers came and stole our very heart and soul
C F C
The land we fought and died for the home my momma cried for
F C G7 C
We couldn’t pay the taxes so they took all we owned
C F C
That Yankee tax collector was a dodging diving actor
F C D7 G7
As he outrun the buckshot in a high low he was gone
C F C
I’m sure they’ll send another but they really need’nt bother
F C G7 C
Cause when they come a-calling there’ll be nobody home
C F G7 F C
Cause we’re off to tame a new land where I can be my own man
F D7 G7
Where them carpet bagging scallywags will leave a boy alone
F G7 F C
We’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
C F C
There’ll be no old folks grieving cause they don’t know we’re leaving
F C D7 G7
White crosses still remind us of the sacrifice they made
C
When they stood their ground and fought ’em
F C
All the Union soldiers brought ‘em
F C G7 C
With death and fire and ashes that’s the price the old folks paid
C F C
We’ve loaded up our wagon with all that we can pack in
F C D7 G7
A team of fine bred horses and we’re finally on our way
C F C
To where leafy live oak branches shelters heart and soul and family
F C G7 C
We’ll stake a claim on Texas we’ll clear the land and stay
C F G7 F C
Cause we’re off to tame a new land where I can be my own man
F D7 G7
Where them carpet bagging scallywags will leave a boy alone
F G7 F C
We’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
F G7 F C
Yes we’ll start all over brand new my daddy taught me how to
F G7 F C
And we’ll build a cattle kingdom and we’ll call Texas home
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