Biografía:
The Warren Brothers is an American country music duo composed of brothers Brad and Brett Warren. Signed to BNA Records in 1997, the duo made its debut on the American country music scene in 1998 with its debut album Beautiful Day in the Cold Cruel World. To date, The Warren Brothers have recorded three studio albums, and have charted nine singles on the U.S. Billboard country singles charts. In addition, Brad and Brett have co-written singles for Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and Martina McBride.
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[Verse 1]
G
My name ain’t up in lights
C G
But I’m a hero in this bar
G
And I play four big shows a night
D
Just me and my guitar
G
I don’t make a lot of money
C A
And I don’t have a lot of gear
G
I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Verse 2]
G
If you wanna hear Bob Dillon
C G
I’ll play like a Rollin’ Stone
G
If you wanna hear Bob Wills
D
I’ll sing Rose In San Antone
G
I’ll even play Happy Birthday
C A
If that’s what you wanna hear
G
Cause I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Chorus]
C G
So it’s hey hey what’s your favorite song?
C D
Hey hey everybody sing along
G
We’re just one big red neck family
C A
Aw, at least while we’re in here
G
Cause I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Verse 3]
G
I wake every Sunday morning’
C G
So I can go to church and pray
G
But after some of my Saturday nights
D
Things just don’t turn out that way
G
I think even the Good Lord, he understands
C A
I’m at that point in my career
G
They don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But they sure sell a lot of beer
[Chorus]
G
I don’t sell a lot of records
Bb A
But I sure sell a lot of beer
G
My name ain’t up in lights
C G
But I’m a hero in this bar
G
And I play four big shows a night
D
Just me and my guitar
G
I don’t make a lot of money
C A
And I don’t have a lot of gear
G
I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Verse 2]
G
If you wanna hear Bob Dillon
C G
I’ll play like a Rollin’ Stone
G
If you wanna hear Bob Wills
D
I’ll sing Rose In San Antone
G
I’ll even play Happy Birthday
C A
If that’s what you wanna hear
G
Cause I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Chorus]
C G
So it’s hey hey what’s your favorite song?
C D
Hey hey everybody sing along
G
We’re just one big red neck family
C A
Aw, at least while we’re in here
G
Cause I don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But I sure sell a lot of beer
[Verse 3]
G
I wake every Sunday morning’
C G
So I can go to church and pray
G
But after some of my Saturday nights
D
Things just don’t turn out that way
G
I think even the Good Lord, he understands
C A
I’m at that point in my career
G
They don’t sell a lot of records
D G
But they sure sell a lot of beer
[Chorus]
G
I don’t sell a lot of records
Bb A
But I sure sell a lot of beer
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