Biografia:
Clawhammer banjo and guitarist from Toronto. Member of The Foggy Hogtown Boys.
Chris Coole was first attracted to the sounds of old-time and bluegrass music as a teenager growing up in Toronto, Ontario. At seventeen years old, he got his first banjo, and soon discovered the clawhammer style. Before long his love of playing traditional country music left little time for anything else and as a result led him to pursue a career as a full time musician, a road that he has happily travelled ever since.
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Outras músicas:
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Intro]
G C G Gadd11 G C G Gadd11
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Verse 1]
G D G
I pay eight hundred dollars for a two bit room
G C G
when it rains the storm comes through
G C
its the price you pay to live in town
C G Gadd11
well there's always something shakin with the sun goes down
[Verse 2]
G D G
There's some boys playing over at the Troubadour
G C G
you swear you'll drink two beer and not one more
G C
the next thing you know you stumble home at five
C G Gadd11
at least it makes you feel like your still alive
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Break]
G C G Gadd11 G C G Gadd11
[Verse 3]
G D G
I got a phone in my pocket it was a gift from a man
G C G
know I'm paying ninety dollars for a forty dollar plan
G C
its just another thing that don't seem right
C G Gadd11
well after a while you don't know who to fight
[Verse 4]
G D G
Pick yourself up out of the ditch
G C G
dust yourself off you say life's a bitch
G C
I've done it before and I'll do it again
C G Gadd11
I been walking this road since I don't know when
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Verse 5]
G D G
You find yourself a band and you work real hard
G C G
then you make a record on your credit card
G C
you try to sell a few but the man at the store
C G
tells you nobody pays for music anymore
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Outro]
G C G Gadd11 G C G
G C G Gadd11 G C G Gadd11
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Verse 1]
G D G
I pay eight hundred dollars for a two bit room
G C G
when it rains the storm comes through
G C
its the price you pay to live in town
C G Gadd11
well there's always something shakin with the sun goes down
[Verse 2]
G D G
There's some boys playing over at the Troubadour
G C G
you swear you'll drink two beer and not one more
G C
the next thing you know you stumble home at five
C G Gadd11
at least it makes you feel like your still alive
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Break]
G C G Gadd11 G C G Gadd11
[Verse 3]
G D G
I got a phone in my pocket it was a gift from a man
G C G
know I'm paying ninety dollars for a forty dollar plan
G C
its just another thing that don't seem right
C G Gadd11
well after a while you don't know who to fight
[Verse 4]
G D G
Pick yourself up out of the ditch
G C G
dust yourself off you say life's a bitch
G C
I've done it before and I'll do it again
C G Gadd11
I been walking this road since I don't know when
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Verse 5]
G D G
You find yourself a band and you work real hard
G C G
then you make a record on your credit card
G C
you try to sell a few but the man at the store
C G
tells you nobody pays for music anymore
[Chorus]
G C
This old hundred dollars it won't go far
C G Gadd11
it came from singing songs in a downtown bar
G C
for a little while you could say its mine
C G Gadd11
if you want a piece you better get in line
[Outro]
G C G Gadd11 G C G
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