Biografia:
Confederate Railroad é uma banda de música country fundada em 1987 em Marietta, Georgia, Estados Unidos. Tem como componentes originais: Danny Shirley (vocais), Michael Lamb (guitarra), Mark Dufresne (bateria), Chris McDaniel (teclado), Gates Nichols (steel guitar, dobro) e Wayne Secrest (baixo). Após servir como banda de acompanhamento de David Allan Coe, a banda assinou um contrato com Atlantic Records, lançando seu primeiro album homônimo naquele mesmo ano. Por todos os anos 90 eles lançaram mais quatro albuns pela Atlantic.
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Outras músicas:
- Bar Grille
- Bills Laundromat Bar And Grill
- Daddy Never Was A Cadillac Kind
- Daddy Never Was Caddy Kind
- Elvis And Andy
- Jesus And Mama
- Notorious
- Queen Of Memphis
- See Ya
- She Took It
- She Took It Like A Man
- Thats What Brothers Do
- The Big One
- Three Verses
- Trashy Women
- When And Where
- When You Leave That Way You Can Never Go Back
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"Daddy Never Was the Cadillac Kind"
Single by Confederate Railroad from the album Notorious in 1994. It peaked #9 in the US
and #7 in Canada.
G
We were poor when I was a youngin'
I don't remember ever going hungry
C G
Daddy made sure we didn't do without
I went to school with some of these fellas
They had money and I was jealous
C G
I didn't know then what I know now
D
Daddy'd say you can't judge a book by looking at its cover
C D
It's what's inside that really matters
CHORUS
C G
Daddy never was the Cadillac kind
C D
He said some things just glitter and shine
C D C G
He taught us that love was the one thing money couldn't buy
C D G
Daddy never was the Cadillac kind
G
I left home right out of high school
Bought me a big car thought I was real cool
C G
Cruisin' around the old neighborhood
I'd see Dad after church on Sunday
I'd say you'll have to go riding with me someday
C G
He just said no, I never understood
D
He asked me how I bought it, I told him on credit
C D
Daddy just smiled, I'll never forget it
REPEAT CHORUS
Em
It took a while but now I'm grown
C
I've settled down with kids of my own
The more I give them
D
The more they want
G
Daddy left us last November
I don't remember him ever looking better
C G
All laid out in his Sunday best
I'm sure instead of all the attention
All he'd of wanted was a few words mentioned
C G
A simple man simply laid to rest
D
As they drove him away in that big Cadillac
C D
With a tear in my eye I had to laugh
REPEAT CHORUS
Single by Confederate Railroad from the album Notorious in 1994. It peaked #9 in the US
and #7 in Canada.
G
We were poor when I was a youngin'
I don't remember ever going hungry
C G
Daddy made sure we didn't do without
I went to school with some of these fellas
They had money and I was jealous
C G
I didn't know then what I know now
D
Daddy'd say you can't judge a book by looking at its cover
C D
It's what's inside that really matters
CHORUS
C G
Daddy never was the Cadillac kind
C D
He said some things just glitter and shine
C D C G
He taught us that love was the one thing money couldn't buy
C D G
Daddy never was the Cadillac kind
G
I left home right out of high school
Bought me a big car thought I was real cool
C G
Cruisin' around the old neighborhood
I'd see Dad after church on Sunday
I'd say you'll have to go riding with me someday
C G
He just said no, I never understood
D
He asked me how I bought it, I told him on credit
C D
Daddy just smiled, I'll never forget it
REPEAT CHORUS
Em
It took a while but now I'm grown
C
I've settled down with kids of my own
The more I give them
D
The more they want
G
Daddy left us last November
I don't remember him ever looking better
C G
All laid out in his Sunday best
I'm sure instead of all the attention
All he'd of wanted was a few words mentioned
C G
A simple man simply laid to rest
D
As they drove him away in that big Cadillac
C D
With a tear in my eye I had to laugh
REPEAT CHORUS
Conjunto Agua Az (...)
Conjunto Atardec (...)
Conjunto Azabach (...)
Conjunto Chaney
Conjunto Fiesta (...)