Biografía:
The Kendalls were a U.S. country music duo, which had a number of hits during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The duo consisted of Royce Kendall (born September 25, 1935 in St. Louis, Missouri; died May 22, 1998) and his daughter Jeannie Kendall (born October 30, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri).
Career
Formed in 1969, The Kendalls recorded an album for Stop Records, from which a single, a cover of John Denver's "Leaving on a Jet Plane" (previously a hit for Peter
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Teach Me To Cheat:The Kendalls.
#7 on BB Hot Country on MERCURY
REcords in 1981.
(Intro)
E
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Verse 1)
B E
Do I take the ring off of my finger?
B E
Is that the way that all good cheaters do?
B E
Do I sit down at the bar or at a table?
Gb B
I just don’t know that’s why I’m asking you.
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Verse 2)
B E
Would you mind if I used your favorite motel?
B E
When we sign in do we use Smith or Jones?
B E
Would a drink or two make me feel as guilty?
Gb B
And which lie do I tell you when I come home?
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Outro)
E A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
An eighties smash from Kraziekhat.
#7 on BB Hot Country on MERCURY
REcords in 1981.
(Intro)
E
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Verse 1)
B E
Do I take the ring off of my finger?
B E
Is that the way that all good cheaters do?
B E
Do I sit down at the bar or at a table?
Gb B
I just don’t know that’s why I’m asking you.
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Verse 2)
B E
Would you mind if I used your favorite motel?
B E
When we sign in do we use Smith or Jones?
B E
Would a drink or two make me feel as guilty?
Gb B
And which lie do I tell you when I come home?
(Chorus)
E A E
Teach me to cheat, show me how you do it.
A E
I want to learn from the very best, the
B
one who cheats on me.
E A E
Oh, teach me to lie, never bat an eye.
A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
(Outro)
E A E B E
Make me a honky tonk angel, teach me to cheat.
An eighties smash from Kraziekhat.
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