Biografía:
Ralph Stanley (nascido em 25 de fevereiro de 1927), também conhecido como Dr. Ralph Stanley, é um artista americano de bluegrass, conhecido por seu distintivo jeito de cantar e tocar banjo.
Ralph Edmond Stanley nasceu, cresceu, e vive hoje em uma pequena fazenda do sudeste da Virgínia perto de McClure.
Durante muitos anos fez dupla com seu irmão formando a The Stanley Brothers.
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Otras canciones:
- A Robin Built A Nest On Daddy's Grave
- A Robin Built A Nest On Daddys Grave
- All The Good Times Are Past And Gone
- All The Love I Had Is Gone
- Angel Band
- Another Night
- Another Song Another Drink
- Christmas Is Near
- Daddys Wildwood Flower
- Gold Watch And Chain
- How Mountain Girls Can Love
- If I Lose
- If Thats The Way You Feel
- Ive Just Seen The Rock Of Ages
- Katy Daley
- Maple On The Hill
- Memories Of Mother
- Old Love Letters
- Pretty Little Miss In The Garden
- Rank Stranger
- Rank Strangers To Me
- Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine
- What About You
- White Dove
- White Oak On The Hill
- Who Will Sing For Me
- Will You Ever Miss Me At All
- Will You Miss Me At All
¡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!
[Verse]
A D A
There's a white oak on the hill at my old clinch mountain home.
B7 E
That stands straight and true on that windy spur alone
A D A
And when the cold wind blows it's roots they bend and moan
E A
But when the storm have passed it straightens up and goes on
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
And help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
[Verse]
A D A
You know the troubles of this life, They sometimes get me down
B7 E
And when I look for my friends, they're not always a'round
A D A
Then the good Lord seems to say, "son, get up and do my will
E A
And always remember that ol' white oak on the hill."
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
and Help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
A D A
There's a white oak on the hill at my old clinch mountain home.
B7 E
That stands straight and true on that windy spur alone
A D A
And when the cold wind blows it's roots they bend and moan
E A
But when the storm have passed it straightens up and goes on
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
And help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
[Verse]
A D A
You know the troubles of this life, They sometimes get me down
B7 E
And when I look for my friends, they're not always a'round
A D A
Then the good Lord seems to say, "son, get up and do my will
E A
And always remember that ol' white oak on the hill."
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
and Help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
Rammstein
Ramon De Wilde
Ramón Man (...)
Ramon Mirabet
Ramona
Randy Santiago
Randy Travis
Rango
Ranidu Lankage
Rankin Family