Biografia:
Darryl Lee Rush
Darryl Lee Rush comes blasting into the Americana music scene with songs so noticeably fresh and strong, he’s easily won a huge following, dedicated fans and pages of praise for his debut CD, Llano Avenue.
On his sophomore release, Darryl Lee Rush: Live from the River Road Ice House, the Dallas-based Shiner Records artist brings his sharp pen, compelling vocal, captivating guitar and riveting performance to a live, energetic
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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!
Capo 3
G D C G
I was born in South Central Texas
D G
In a town down along that Coastal Bend
D C G
Where there's miles and miles of milo and cotton
D G
And that warm Matagorda wind
Bm C G
And there's acres and acres of black dirt gumbo
Bm C D
And a town that seemed to fall from the sky
G C G C
Where I was raised, down on the Coastal Plains
G D G
Lives a town too tough to die
G D C G
Well you know it has some history, like most places do
D G
Once sacred to the ones that called it home
D C G
Some came to till the soil, most to drill for oil
D G
That lay waiting down below that salt dome
Bm C G
So they raised the wooden derricks and lowered steel pipe
Bm C D
And they stayed until the last well ran dry
G C G C
Where I was raised, back in the glory days
G D G
Of a town too tough to die
G D C G
And now it seems so different, after all this time
D G
Or maybe it's just me who has changed
D C G
It's the same row of houses, it's that same general store
D G
And that same dead stretch of Main.
Bm C G
It's that same restless feeling, on those same empty streets
Bm C D
Where you and I, we used to ride
G C G C
It was where we spent our days, before we ran away
G D G
From a town too tough to die
D C
And when everything is changed, that memory remains
G D C G
Of a town too tough to die
G D C G
I was born in South Central Texas
D G
In a town down along that Coastal Bend
D C G
Where there's miles and miles of milo and cotton
D G
And that warm Matagorda wind
Bm C G
And there's acres and acres of black dirt gumbo
Bm C D
And a town that seemed to fall from the sky
G C G C
Where I was raised, down on the Coastal Plains
G D G
Lives a town too tough to die
G D C G
Well you know it has some history, like most places do
D G
Once sacred to the ones that called it home
D C G
Some came to till the soil, most to drill for oil
D G
That lay waiting down below that salt dome
Bm C G
So they raised the wooden derricks and lowered steel pipe
Bm C D
And they stayed until the last well ran dry
G C G C
Where I was raised, back in the glory days
G D G
Of a town too tough to die
G D C G
And now it seems so different, after all this time
D G
Or maybe it's just me who has changed
D C G
It's the same row of houses, it's that same general store
D G
And that same dead stretch of Main.
Bm C G
It's that same restless feeling, on those same empty streets
Bm C D
Where you and I, we used to ride
G C G C
It was where we spent our days, before we ran away
G D G
From a town too tough to die
D C
And when everything is changed, that memory remains
G D C G
Of a town too tough to die
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