Biografia:
Dallas-born to a family who loved music, Deryl Dodd grew up on gospel, bluegrass, country and rootsy rock and roll. He was heavily influenced by the soulful southern music at the Hasse Revival Center where his grandfather was pastor of the small town Pentecostal church. Deryl's first performances were there, singing harmony with his three siblings.
Guitar at age seven, banjo at thirteen, pedal steel at sixteen - the young Dodd's hands nearly always gripped a stringed instrument.
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[Verse 1]
G
I moved to Nashville back in ‘91
Em
I was hopin for heaven but I met the Devil’s son
D
David Allan Coe was right ‘bout a long hard ride
C D
Hell you ought to see the little red truck I drive
G
Well I refused to be something I’m not
Em
So I didn’t make the Music City News a lot
D
But I don’t give a damn about that now
C D
Cause some people like the way I sound
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Verse 2]
G
I made a lot of good friends they came from all around
Em
We chased women and dreams while searching for a sound
D
But we sank right down the musical tubes
C D
Getting lost in the crowd and drinkin’ too much booze
G
Lord knows I done a lot of things wrong
Em
But I wrote em all down in my country songs
D
Sometimes you gotta go to hell and back
C D
Just to know where you’re at
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Outro]
G
Yeah I’ve done my dance on sawdust and hardwood
C D G
And things are fixin’ to get real good
N.C.
Yeah they are
G
I have done my dance on sawdust and hardwood
C D G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
G
I moved to Nashville back in ‘91
Em
I was hopin for heaven but I met the Devil’s son
D
David Allan Coe was right ‘bout a long hard ride
C D
Hell you ought to see the little red truck I drive
G
Well I refused to be something I’m not
Em
So I didn’t make the Music City News a lot
D
But I don’t give a damn about that now
C D
Cause some people like the way I sound
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Verse 2]
G
I made a lot of good friends they came from all around
Em
We chased women and dreams while searching for a sound
D
But we sank right down the musical tubes
C D
Getting lost in the crowd and drinkin’ too much booze
G
Lord knows I done a lot of things wrong
Em
But I wrote em all down in my country songs
D
Sometimes you gotta go to hell and back
C D
Just to know where you’re at
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Chorus]
G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
Em
In the honky tonks you know I’m understood
D
I been to the school of hard knocks and hardwood and
C D G
Things are fixin to get real good
[Outro]
G
Yeah I’ve done my dance on sawdust and hardwood
C D G
And things are fixin’ to get real good
N.C.
Yeah they are
G
I have done my dance on sawdust and hardwood
C D G
Things are fixin’ to get real good
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