Biografía:
Chris Knight (born June 24, 1960) is an American singer-songwriter from Slaughters, Kentucky. In addition to releasing solo records of his own material, Knight has had a successful career writing songs that have been recorded by Confederate Railroad, John Anderson, and Randy Travis among others.
Knight was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and grew up in Slaughters, Kentucky. His extended family lives in the same area of Kentucky. Knight has three brothers and a sister.
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Otras canciones:
- 'til My Leavin's Through
- Blame Me
- Down The River
- Enough Rope
- Framed
- Heart Of Stone
- It Ain't Easy Being Me
- Lova And A .45
- North Dakota
- Send A Boat
- Summer Of '75
- A Pretty Good Guy
- Almost There
- Another Friday Night
- Band Is Playing Too Slow
- Beckys Bible
- Bridle On A Bull
- Bring The Harvest Home
- Broken Plow
- Crooked Road
- Cry Lonely
- Danville
- Go On Home
- Hard Candy
- Hard Edges
- Hell Aint Half Full
- Hello Old Man
- Here Comes The Rain
- Highway Junkie
- Homesick Gypsy
- House And 90 Acres
- If I Were You
- It Aint Easy Bein Me
- It Aint Easy Being Me
- Jack Blue
- Leaving Souvenirs
- Little Victories
- Love And A 45
- Low Down Ramblin Blues
- My Old Cars
- Nothing On Me
- Out Of This Hole
- Ritas Only Fault
- Run From Your Memory
- Rural Route
- Something Changed
- Spike Drivin Blues
- Summer Of 7
- Summer Of 75
- The Band Is Playing Too Slow
- The Border
- The Hammer Going Down
- The Rivers Own
- Till My Leavins Through
- William
- Williams Son
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Capo 3rd
G C D G
G D
Well I remember William
C G
We weren't much more than kids
C G
His family lived in a run down shack
D C
Like the rest of the white trash did
G D
Now me and ole William
C G
We used to smoke out behind the barn
C G
Til his daddy caught him stealing cigarettes
D C
I still think he broke William's arm
G D
When I was drinkin my first beer
C G
Ole William was getting high
C G
He got kicked out of school for fightin and drugs
D C
And he stayed out late at night
G D
He never said too much about home
C G
Or the bruises on his back
C G
I asked him about em one time
D C
But he never answered back
Chorus:
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
G D
He spent a year in reform school
C G
Cause he broke in a hardware store
C G
Now me and William lost track of each other
D C
I never saw him much anymore
G D
The last time I seen William
C G
He was married and had two kids
C G
He tried to raise em like he was supposed to
D C
But sometimes he raised em like his daddy did
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
G D
Well just last Sunday mornin
C G
Momma called me on the phone
C G
Said there's a story in the paper about William
D C
She just thought I might like to know
G D
He got shot by a city cop
C G
While he was robbin a local drugstore
C G
He was survived by two hungry kids, a wife
D C
and a pool of blood on the floor
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
G C D G
G D
Well I remember William
C G
We weren't much more than kids
C G
His family lived in a run down shack
D C
Like the rest of the white trash did
G D
Now me and ole William
C G
We used to smoke out behind the barn
C G
Til his daddy caught him stealing cigarettes
D C
I still think he broke William's arm
G D
When I was drinkin my first beer
C G
Ole William was getting high
C G
He got kicked out of school for fightin and drugs
D C
And he stayed out late at night
G D
He never said too much about home
C G
Or the bruises on his back
C G
I asked him about em one time
D C
But he never answered back
Chorus:
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
G D
He spent a year in reform school
C G
Cause he broke in a hardware store
C G
Now me and William lost track of each other
D C
I never saw him much anymore
G D
The last time I seen William
C G
He was married and had two kids
C G
He tried to raise em like he was supposed to
D C
But sometimes he raised em like his daddy did
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
G D
Well just last Sunday mornin
C G
Momma called me on the phone
C G
Said there's a story in the paper about William
D C
She just thought I might like to know
G D
He got shot by a city cop
C G
While he was robbin a local drugstore
C G
He was survived by two hungry kids, a wife
D C
and a pool of blood on the floor
C
Yeah William
D G
You grew up hard and mean
C G
You weren't the apple of your mama's eye
D C
And your daddy was a burned out fiend
G D
For what it's worth now William
C G
I know you could've had a heart of gold
C G
But I don't think you ever knew that you had one
D G C D G
I don't think you were ever told
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