Biografía:
The Flatlanders is an American country band from Lubbock, Texas, founded in 1972 by Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock.
The fact that all that these Texas music titans, on their first go-round as The Flatlanders in 1972, were completely rejected by the country music establishment is surprising in retrospect but, ultimately, poetic. That each went on to have formidable solo careers is a testament to their talent and determination. Add to this their diverse yet complimentary styles - Joe the street-wise rocker
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Otras canciones:
- Bhagavan Decreed
- Dallas
- Go To Sleep Alone
- I Think Too Much Of You
- Keeper Of The Mountain
- My Wildest Dreams Grow Wilder Every Day
- One Day At A Time
- One Road More
- Rose From The Mountain
- South Wind Of Summer
- Tonight I Think Im Gonna Go Downtown
- Wavin My Heart Goodbye
- Wishing For A Rainbow
- Youve Never Seen Me Cry
¡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!
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Well my old shoes are layin' on the floor cause I ain't a gonna wear 'em no more
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They took me many miles down many hard roads but that's what shoes are for
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The time has flown and I've outgrown every shoe I ever wore
D G
and I guess my barefeet'll have to carry me one road more
D C G
Lord I ain't got a lick of sense I got a crazy mind
D C G
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
D G
And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Well I never could move my feet too fast in a pair of rich man's shoes
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and there ain't a shoe alive that can last as long as a poor mans blues
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Well I've toed the line this one last time now I got something else in store
D G
And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
D C G
Lord I ain't got a lick of sense I got a crazy mind
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Cause I don't wanna leave and I don't wanna stay behind
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
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And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Well I've walked the city streets in the sun and the rain and the wind and the snow
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And I've walked through the mountains and the valleys when there was nowhere else to go
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This time I'll just follow the wind and It can blow and the rain can pour
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and my barefeet are gonna have to carry me one road more
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
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And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Well my old shoes are layin' on the floor cause I ain't a gonna wear 'em no more
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D
They took me many miles down many hard roads but that's what shoes are for
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The time has flown and I've outgrown every shoe I ever wore
D G
and I guess my barefeet'll have to carry me one road more
D C G
Lord I ain't got a lick of sense I got a crazy mind
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Cause I don't wanna leave and I don't wanna stay behind
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
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And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Well I never could move my feet too fast in a pair of rich man's shoes
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and there ain't a shoe alive that can last as long as a poor mans blues
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Well I've toed the line this one last time now I got something else in store
D G
And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
D C G
Lord I ain't got a lick of sense I got a crazy mind
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Cause I don't wanna leave and I don't wanna stay behind
C.
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
D G
And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Well I've walked the city streets in the sun and the rain and the wind and the snow
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And I've walked through the mountains and the valleys when there was nowhere else to go
G C
G
This time I'll just follow the wind and It can blow and the rain can pour
D G
and my barefeet are gonna have to carry me one road more
D C G
Lord I ain't got a lick of sense I got a crazy mind
D C G
Cause I don't wanna leave and I don't wanna stay behind
C.
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Well at the end of this one last road they say there's always an open door
D G
And I guess my barefeet'll have carry me one road more
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Yeah my barefeet are gonna have to carry me one road more
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