Biografía:
Lyle Lovett nacio el dia 1 de Noviembre de 1957. Hijo de un ejecutivo de marketing y de una entrenadora deportiva, se educó en la universidad A&M de Texas, donde estudió periodismo y lengua alemana. Su carrera en la música comenzó como compositor, y en 1986 firmó con MCA Records para grabar su primer álbum homónimo 'Lyle Lovett'. Aunque normalmente asociado al género country, sus composiciones incorporan a menudo elementos del folk, swing, blues, jazz y gospel, así como el más puro y tradicional country & western.
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Otras canciones:
- Understand You
- Aint No More Cane
- Baltimore
- Bears
- Big Dog
- Black And Blue
- Brown Eyed Handsome Man
- Christmas Morning
- Church
- Closing Time
- Cowboy Man
- Creeps Like Me
- Cute As A Bug
- Dont Cry A Tear
- Fairy Tale
- Family Reserve
- Farther Down The Line
- Fiona
- Flyswatter Ice Water Blues
- God Will
- Good
- I Cant Love You Anymore
- I Just Married Her Because She Looked Like You
- If I Had A Boat
- If I Were The Man You Wanted
- If Ihad A Boat
- If You Were To Wake Up
- Ill Come Knocking
- Im A Soldier In The Army Of The Lord
- In My Own Mind
- Isnt That So
- It Ought To Be Easier
- Ive Been To Memphis
- La County
- La To The Left
- Lonely In Love
- Memphis Midnight Memphis Morning
- My Baby Dont Tolerate
- Nobody Knows Me
- North Dakota
- Nothing But A Good Ride
- Old Friend
- Record Lady
- Release Me
- San Antonio Girl
- Shes Leaving Me
- Shes Leaving Me Because She Really Wants To
- Shes No Lady
- Simple Song
- Since The Last Time
- Skinny Legs
- Song About Sonya
- Sonja
- South Texas Girl
- Step Inside This House
- Summer Wind
- Texas Trilogy
- The Front Porch Song
- The Girl In The Corner
- The Road To Ensenada
- This Old Porch
- Truck Song
- Up In Indiana
- Walk Through The Bottomland
- West Texas Highway
- What Do You Do The Glory Of Love
- Which Way Does That Old Pony Run
- Who Loves You Better
- Whooping Crane
- You Cant Resist It
- Youre Not From Texas
¡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!
[Intro]
G Em C D (X2)
G Em
This old porch is like a big old red and white Hereford bull
C
Standing under a mesquite tree
D
Out in Agua Dulce
G
And he just keeps on playing hide and seek
Em
With that hot August sun
C
Just a-sweatin' and a-pantin'
D
Cause his work is never done
G Em
And this old porch is like a steaming, greasy plate of enchiladas
C
With lots of cheese and onions
D
And a guacamole salad
G
And you can get'em down at the LaSalle Hotel
Em
In old downtown
C
With iced tea and a waitress
D
And she will smile every time
G
And this old porch is the Palace walk-in
Em
On the main street of Texas
C
That's never seen the day
D
Of G and R and Xs
G
With that '62 poster
Em
That's almost faded down
C
And a screen without a picture
G
Since Giant came to town
G Em C D (X2)
G
And this old porch is like a weathered, gray-haired
Em
Seventy years of Texas
C
Who's doing all he can
D
Not to give in to the city
G
And he always takes the rent late
Em
So long as I run the cattle
C
And he picks me up at dinnertime
D
And I listen to him rattle
G
He says the Brazos still runs muddy
Em
Just like she's run all along
C
And there ain't never been no cane to grind
D
The cotton's all but gone
G
And you know this brand new Chevrolet
Em
Hell it was something back in '60
C
But now there won't nobody listen to him
D
'Cause they all think he's crazy
G
And this old porch is just a long time
Em
Of waiting and forgetting
C
And remembering the coming back
D
And not crying about the leaving
G
And remembering the falling down
Em
And the laughter of the curse of luck
C
From all of those passers-by
D
Who said we'd never get back up
G Em C D
G
This old porch is just a long time
Em
Of waiting and forgetting
C
And remembering the coming back
D
And not crying about the leaving
G
And remembering the falling down
Em
And the laughter of the curse of luck
C
From all of those sons-of-bitches
D
Who said we'd never get back up
[Outro]
G C C D G
G Em C D (X2)
G Em
This old porch is like a big old red and white Hereford bull
C
Standing under a mesquite tree
D
Out in Agua Dulce
G
And he just keeps on playing hide and seek
Em
With that hot August sun
C
Just a-sweatin' and a-pantin'
D
Cause his work is never done
G Em
And this old porch is like a steaming, greasy plate of enchiladas
C
With lots of cheese and onions
D
And a guacamole salad
G
And you can get'em down at the LaSalle Hotel
Em
In old downtown
C
With iced tea and a waitress
D
And she will smile every time
G
And this old porch is the Palace walk-in
Em
On the main street of Texas
C
That's never seen the day
D
Of G and R and Xs
G
With that '62 poster
Em
That's almost faded down
C
And a screen without a picture
G
Since Giant came to town
G Em C D (X2)
G
And this old porch is like a weathered, gray-haired
Em
Seventy years of Texas
C
Who's doing all he can
D
Not to give in to the city
G
And he always takes the rent late
Em
So long as I run the cattle
C
And he picks me up at dinnertime
D
And I listen to him rattle
G
He says the Brazos still runs muddy
Em
Just like she's run all along
C
And there ain't never been no cane to grind
D
The cotton's all but gone
G
And you know this brand new Chevrolet
Em
Hell it was something back in '60
C
But now there won't nobody listen to him
D
'Cause they all think he's crazy
G
And this old porch is just a long time
Em
Of waiting and forgetting
C
And remembering the coming back
D
And not crying about the leaving
G
And remembering the falling down
Em
And the laughter of the curse of luck
C
From all of those passers-by
D
Who said we'd never get back up
G Em C D
G
This old porch is just a long time
Em
Of waiting and forgetting
C
And remembering the coming back
D
And not crying about the leaving
G
And remembering the falling down
Em
And the laughter of the curse of luck
C
From all of those sons-of-bitches
D
Who said we'd never get back up
[Outro]
G C C D G
M J W
M Ward
M-clan
M.o.
M.y.m.p
Mac Davis
Mac Demarco
Mac Dre
Mac Miller
Macaco