Biografía:
Marty Robbins nació en 1925 y falleció en 1982 de un ataque al corazón. Comenzó como cantante de Country, aunque tambien grabó en otros estilos. En españa se le conoció por su música del film "El árbol del ahorcado"
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Otras canciones:
- Big Iron
- El Paso
- They're Hanging Me Tonight
- 18 Yellow Roses
- A Hundred And Sixty Acres
- A Little Spot In Heaven
- A White Sport Coat
- Aint I Right
- Aint Life A Crying Shame
- All Around Cowboy
- April Fools Day
- At The End Of A Long Lonely Day
- Ballad Of The Alamo
- Beggin To You
- Begging To You
- Beginning Of Goodbye
- Billy The Kid
- Christmas Prayer
- Christmas Time Is Here Again
- Devil Woman
- Dont Worry
- Eighteen Yellow Roses
- El Paso City
- End Of A Long Lonely Road
- Eyes
- Fastest Gun Around
- Feleena
- Five Brothers
- Foggy Foggy Dew
- Hands Youre Holding Now
- Honkytonk Man
- Honkytonkman
- I Couldnt Keep From Crying
- I Never Let You Cross My Mind
- I Walk Alone
- Ill Go On Alone
- Im Gonna Be A Cowboy
- In The Valley
- Its A Sin
- Its Your World
- Ive Got No Use For The Women
- Jimmy Martinez
- Judy
- Just Married
- Knee Deep In The Blues
- Little Joe The Wrangler
- Little Rich Girl
- Lolene
- Love Is Blue
- Love Me
- Man Walks Among Us
- Masters Call
- Mean Mama Blues
- Merry Christmas To You From Me
- Moanin The Blues
- Mr Shorty
- My Greatest Memory
- My Woman My Woman My Wife
- No One Will Ever Know
- No Tears Milady
- Padre
- Paper Face
- Red River Valley
- Ribbon Of Darkness
- Ride Cowboy Ride
- Ruby Ann
- Running Gun
- Saddle Tramp
- San Angelo
- She Was Only Seventeen
- Singing The Blues
- Some Memories Just Wont Die
- Spanish Lullaby
- Tennessee Border
- That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine
- Thats All Right
- The Ballad Of Bill Thaxton
- The Blues Country Style
- The Cowboy In The Continental Suit
- The Girl With Gardenias In Her Hair
- The Hands Your Holding Now
- The Hangin Tree
- The Little Green Valley
- The Masters Call
- The Shoe Goes On The Other Foot Tonight
- The Story Of My Life
- The Strawberry Roan
- The Streets Of Laredo
- Theyre Hangin Me Tonight
- Theyre Hanging Me Tonight
- This Song
- To Get To You
- Tonight Carmen
- Utah Carol
- While Youre Dancing
- Workin My Way Through A Heartache
- You Gotta Climb
- Youre Breaking My Heart
¡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!
Artist: Marty Robbins
Song: Feleena, from El Paso
[Verse 1]
D
Out in New Mexico, many long years ago
A7
There in a shack on the desert, one night in a storm
A7
Amid streaks of lightnin' and loud desert thunder
D
To a young Mexican couple, a baby was born;
D
Just as the baby cried, thunder and lightnin' died
D7 G
Moon gave it's light to the world and the stars did the same
D
Mother and Father, both proud of the daughter
A7 D
That heaven had sent them, Felina was this baby's name.
[Verse 2]
D
When she was seventeen, bothered by crazy dreams
A7
She ran away from the shack and left them to roam
A7
Father and Mother, both asked one another
D
What made her run away, what made Felina leave home;
D
Tired of the desert nights, fartherly grieved to strife
D7 G
She ran away late one night in the moon's golden gleam
D
She didn't know where she'd go, but that she'd get there
A7 D
And she would find happiness, if she would follow her dream.
[Verse 3]
D
After she ran away, she went to Sante Fe
A7
And in the year that she stayed there, she learned about life
A7
In just a little while, she learned that with a smile
D
She could have pretty clothes, she could be any man's wife;
D
Rich men romanced her, they dined and they danced her
D7 G
She understood men and she treated them all just the same
D
A form that was fine and rare, dark shining glossy hair
A7 D
Lovely to look at Felina was this woman's name.
[Verse 4]
D
Restless in Sante Fe, she had to get away
A7
To any town where the lights had a much brighter glow
A7
One cowboy mentioned the town of El Paso
D
They never stopped dancin' and money like whiskey did flow;
D
She bought a one-way, a ticket from Sante Fe
D7 G
Three days and nights on a stage with a rest now and then
D
She didn't mind that, she knew she would find that
A7 D
Her new life would be more exciting than where she had been.
[Verse 5]
D
The stage made it's last stop, up there on the mountain top
A7
To let her see all of the lights at the foot of the hill
A7
Her world was brighter and deep down inside her
D
An uncontrolled beating, her young heart just wouldn't be still;
D
She got a hotel, a room at the Lily Belle
D7 G
Quickly she changed to a form-fitting black satin dress
D
Ev'ry man stopped to stare at this form fine and rare
A7 D
Even the women remarked of the charm she possessed.
[Verse 6]
D
Dancin' and laughter was what she was after
A7
And Rosa's Cantina had lights, with a love in the gleam
A7
That's what she hunted and that's what she wanted
D
Rosa's was one place a nice girl would never be seen;
D
It was the same way it was back in Sante Fe
D7 G
Men would make fools of themselves at the thought of romance
D
Rosa took heed of the place was in need of
A7 D
This kind of excitement, so she paid Felina to dance.
[Verse 7]
D
A year passed and maybe more and then through the swingin' doors
A7
Came a young cowboy so tall and so handsomely dressed
A7
This one was new in town, hadn't been seen around
D
He was so different, he wasn't like all of the rest;
D
Felina danced close to him, then threw a rose to him
D7 G
Quickly he walked to her table and there he sat down
D
And in a day or so, wherever folks would go
A7 D
They'd see this young cowboy, showin' Felina the town.
[Verse 8]
D
Six weeks he went with her, each minute spent with her
A7
But he was insanely jealous of glances she'd give
A7
Inside he was a-hurtin', from all of her flirtin'
D
That was her nature and that was the way that she lived;
D
She flirted one night, it started a gun-fight
D7 G
And after the smoke cleared away, on the floor lay a man
D
Felina's young lover, had shot down another
A7 D
And he had to leave there, so out through the back door he ran.
[Verse 9]
D
The next day at five o'clock, she heard a rifle shot
A7
Quickly she ran to the door, that was facin' the pass
A7
She saw her cowboy, her wild-ridin' cowboy
D
Low in the saddle, her cowboy was ridin' in fast;
D
She ran to meet him, to kiss and to greet him
D7 G
He saw her and motioned her back, with a wave of his hand
D
Bullets were flyin', Feleena was cryin'
A7 D
As she saw him fall from the saddle and into the sand.
[Verse 10]
D
Feleena knelt near him, to hold and to hear him
A7
When she felt the warm blood that flowed from the wound in his side
A7
He raised to kiss her and she heard him whisper
D
"Never forget me - Felina it's over, goodbye."
D
Quickly she grabbed for, the six-gun that he wore
D7 G
And screamin' in anger and placin' the gun to her breast
D
Bury us both deep and maybe we'll find peace
A7 D
And pullin' the trigger, she fell 'cross the dead cowboy's chest.
[Verse 11]
D
Out in El Paso, whenever the wind blows
A7
If you listen closely at night, you'll hear in the wind
D
A woman is cryin', it's not the wind sighin'
D
Old timer's tell you, Felina is callin' for him;
A7
You'll hear them talkin' and you'll hear them walkin'
D7 G
You'll hear them laugh and you'll look, but there's no one around
D
Don't be alarmed - there is really no harm there
A7 D
It's only the young cowboy, showin' Felina the town.
Song: Feleena, from El Paso
[Verse 1]
D
Out in New Mexico, many long years ago
A7
There in a shack on the desert, one night in a storm
A7
Amid streaks of lightnin' and loud desert thunder
D
To a young Mexican couple, a baby was born;
D
Just as the baby cried, thunder and lightnin' died
D7 G
Moon gave it's light to the world and the stars did the same
D
Mother and Father, both proud of the daughter
A7 D
That heaven had sent them, Felina was this baby's name.
[Verse 2]
D
When she was seventeen, bothered by crazy dreams
A7
She ran away from the shack and left them to roam
A7
Father and Mother, both asked one another
D
What made her run away, what made Felina leave home;
D
Tired of the desert nights, fartherly grieved to strife
D7 G
She ran away late one night in the moon's golden gleam
D
She didn't know where she'd go, but that she'd get there
A7 D
And she would find happiness, if she would follow her dream.
[Verse 3]
D
After she ran away, she went to Sante Fe
A7
And in the year that she stayed there, she learned about life
A7
In just a little while, she learned that with a smile
D
She could have pretty clothes, she could be any man's wife;
D
Rich men romanced her, they dined and they danced her
D7 G
She understood men and she treated them all just the same
D
A form that was fine and rare, dark shining glossy hair
A7 D
Lovely to look at Felina was this woman's name.
[Verse 4]
D
Restless in Sante Fe, she had to get away
A7
To any town where the lights had a much brighter glow
A7
One cowboy mentioned the town of El Paso
D
They never stopped dancin' and money like whiskey did flow;
D
She bought a one-way, a ticket from Sante Fe
D7 G
Three days and nights on a stage with a rest now and then
D
She didn't mind that, she knew she would find that
A7 D
Her new life would be more exciting than where she had been.
[Verse 5]
D
The stage made it's last stop, up there on the mountain top
A7
To let her see all of the lights at the foot of the hill
A7
Her world was brighter and deep down inside her
D
An uncontrolled beating, her young heart just wouldn't be still;
D
She got a hotel, a room at the Lily Belle
D7 G
Quickly she changed to a form-fitting black satin dress
D
Ev'ry man stopped to stare at this form fine and rare
A7 D
Even the women remarked of the charm she possessed.
[Verse 6]
D
Dancin' and laughter was what she was after
A7
And Rosa's Cantina had lights, with a love in the gleam
A7
That's what she hunted and that's what she wanted
D
Rosa's was one place a nice girl would never be seen;
D
It was the same way it was back in Sante Fe
D7 G
Men would make fools of themselves at the thought of romance
D
Rosa took heed of the place was in need of
A7 D
This kind of excitement, so she paid Felina to dance.
[Verse 7]
D
A year passed and maybe more and then through the swingin' doors
A7
Came a young cowboy so tall and so handsomely dressed
A7
This one was new in town, hadn't been seen around
D
He was so different, he wasn't like all of the rest;
D
Felina danced close to him, then threw a rose to him
D7 G
Quickly he walked to her table and there he sat down
D
And in a day or so, wherever folks would go
A7 D
They'd see this young cowboy, showin' Felina the town.
[Verse 8]
D
Six weeks he went with her, each minute spent with her
A7
But he was insanely jealous of glances she'd give
A7
Inside he was a-hurtin', from all of her flirtin'
D
That was her nature and that was the way that she lived;
D
She flirted one night, it started a gun-fight
D7 G
And after the smoke cleared away, on the floor lay a man
D
Felina's young lover, had shot down another
A7 D
And he had to leave there, so out through the back door he ran.
[Verse 9]
D
The next day at five o'clock, she heard a rifle shot
A7
Quickly she ran to the door, that was facin' the pass
A7
She saw her cowboy, her wild-ridin' cowboy
D
Low in the saddle, her cowboy was ridin' in fast;
D
She ran to meet him, to kiss and to greet him
D7 G
He saw her and motioned her back, with a wave of his hand
D
Bullets were flyin', Feleena was cryin'
A7 D
As she saw him fall from the saddle and into the sand.
[Verse 10]
D
Feleena knelt near him, to hold and to hear him
A7
When she felt the warm blood that flowed from the wound in his side
A7
He raised to kiss her and she heard him whisper
D
"Never forget me - Felina it's over, goodbye."
D
Quickly she grabbed for, the six-gun that he wore
D7 G
And screamin' in anger and placin' the gun to her breast
D
Bury us both deep and maybe we'll find peace
A7 D
And pullin' the trigger, she fell 'cross the dead cowboy's chest.
[Verse 11]
D
Out in El Paso, whenever the wind blows
A7
If you listen closely at night, you'll hear in the wind
D
A woman is cryin', it's not the wind sighin'
D
Old timer's tell you, Felina is callin' for him;
A7
You'll hear them talkin' and you'll hear them walkin'
D7 G
You'll hear them laugh and you'll look, but there's no one around
D
Don't be alarmed - there is really no harm there
A7 D
It's only the young cowboy, showin' Felina the town.
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