Biografía:
Wade Bowen is an American Texas Country/Red Dirt singer from Waco, Texas. He was a member of the band, West 84, with friend Matt Miller, before the band was re-aligned 2001. He released his first album in 2002, Try Not To Listen, which became a regional hit in Texas. He released his first live album 2003 and another studio album in 2006. In 2008 he released If We Ever Make It Home, his biggest success to date. On November 21, 2009 Wade Bowen recorded his second live album at the famous Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Otras canciones:
- A Battle Won
- All Thats Left
- Anchor
- Before These Walls Were Blue
- Before You Go
- Day Of The Dead
- Death Dyin And Deviled Eggs
- From Bad To Good
- Getaway
- Ghost In This Town
- God Bless This Town
- If We Ever Make It Home
- Its All Over Town
- Lost Hotel
- Lynnville Train Robert Earl Keen Cover
- Missing You
- Mood Ring
- My California
- Nobodys Fool
- One Step Closer
- Patch Of Bad Weather
- Perfect Silence
- Resurrection
- Saturday Night
- Say Anything
- Somewhere Beautiful
- Songs About Trucks
- Sweet Leona
- To Live Is To Fly
- Trouble
- Turn On The Lights
- Walkin Along The Fence Line
- West Texas Rain
- Who I Am
- Why Makes Perfect Sense
- You Had Me At My Best
¡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!
Robert Earl Keen song covered by Wade Bowen on "Undone: A Musicfest Tribute To Robert Earl Keen"
VERSE 1
G D
The lonesome oak tree held its fire into November
Am
He watched the last brown leaf
C D
Hit the ground and blow a way
G D
An evening gunshot lets him know the hunt is over
Am
A familiar cold moves in
C D
Some where between snow and rain
G D
Just last spring you know his heart was burning
Am C D
Before his Lynnville love hit the road to chase her dream
G D
Now he thinks of her each night and in the morning
Am C D
He laces his coffee cup with whiskey instead of cream
CHORUS
C
Her story is she's changed her mind
G
She just can't help herself
Am
She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train
C D
Cause I'm coming in with someone else
C
He's a quiet man, the neighbors say
G G/F Em
But his pain won't go a way
C G
So for better or worse he's going down
D G
To meet the Lynnville train
VERSE 2
G D
He blew a tire on the road down to the station
Am
He jacked it up and thought out loud,
C D
"She never should have let me down."
G D
Just six months ago she vowed she was leaving
Am
Now she's coming home with a stranger
C D
To settle down in Lynnville town
CHORUS
C
Her story is she's changed her mind
G
She just can't help herself
Am
She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train
C D
Cause I'm coming in with someone else
C
He's a quiet man, the neighbors say
G G/F Em
But his pain won't go a way
C G
So for better or worse he's going down
D G
To meet the Lynnville train
VERSE 3
G
Steel wheels scream, the whistle blows,
D
His heart is breaking
Am
She steps onto the platform,
C D
with her new love by her side
G D
He reaches in his coat, his hand is shaking
Am C D
The time has finally come. yeah, this really is goodbye
ENDING CHORUS
C
His story is he's changed his mind,
G
He just can't help himself
Am
So he's getting on board the Lynnville train
C D
And moving on to someplace else
C
As the train pulls out he watches them both
G G/F Em
Standing in the pouring rain
C Am
He's headed for a new life down the line
D G
On the Lynnville Train
C G
Yeah, for better or worse, he's leaving town
D G
On the Lynnville Train
VERSE 1
G D
The lonesome oak tree held its fire into November
Am
He watched the last brown leaf
C D
Hit the ground and blow a way
G D
An evening gunshot lets him know the hunt is over
Am
A familiar cold moves in
C D
Some where between snow and rain
G D
Just last spring you know his heart was burning
Am C D
Before his Lynnville love hit the road to chase her dream
G D
Now he thinks of her each night and in the morning
Am C D
He laces his coffee cup with whiskey instead of cream
CHORUS
C
Her story is she's changed her mind
G
She just can't help herself
Am
She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train
C D
Cause I'm coming in with someone else
C
He's a quiet man, the neighbors say
G G/F Em
But his pain won't go a way
C G
So for better or worse he's going down
D G
To meet the Lynnville train
VERSE 2
G D
He blew a tire on the road down to the station
Am
He jacked it up and thought out loud,
C D
"She never should have let me down."
G D
Just six months ago she vowed she was leaving
Am
Now she's coming home with a stranger
C D
To settle down in Lynnville town
CHORUS
C
Her story is she's changed her mind
G
She just can't help herself
Am
She wrote please don't meet me at the Lynnville train
C D
Cause I'm coming in with someone else
C
He's a quiet man, the neighbors say
G G/F Em
But his pain won't go a way
C G
So for better or worse he's going down
D G
To meet the Lynnville train
VERSE 3
G
Steel wheels scream, the whistle blows,
D
His heart is breaking
Am
She steps onto the platform,
C D
with her new love by her side
G D
He reaches in his coat, his hand is shaking
Am C D
The time has finally come. yeah, this really is goodbye
ENDING CHORUS
C
His story is he's changed his mind,
G
He just can't help himself
Am
So he's getting on board the Lynnville train
C D
And moving on to someplace else
C
As the train pulls out he watches them both
G G/F Em
Standing in the pouring rain
C Am
He's headed for a new life down the line
D G
On the Lynnville Train
C G
Yeah, for better or worse, he's leaving town
D G
On the Lynnville Train
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