Biografia:
Drake White is an aspiring singer songwriter residing in Nashville, TN. The Hokes Bluff, Alabama native has a very different country feel with a freestyle twist on many of his original songs. He ad-libs throughout a show phrasing rhythmic lyrics as his entertaining live show unfolds. Drake frequently involves the audience in his witty craftsmanship of verbalization as well. The enthusiastic 27 year old credits many country, blues, rock, freestyle and bluegrass influences that forms his musical sound that is unique in its own way.
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Outras músicas:
- All Would Be Right With The World
- Always Want What You Cant Have
- Back To Free
- Cold Beer With My Name On It
- Fifty Years Too Late
- Girl In Pieces
- Grinnin
- Gypsy
- Heartbeat
- If I Could Have A Drink
- It Feels Good
- It Takes Time
- Livin The Dream
- Making Me Look Good Again
- Nothing Good Happens After Midnight
- Run With The Bulls
- Simple Life
- Story
- The Best Is Yet To Come
- Waitin On The Whiskey To Work
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!
http://drakewhite.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc52RwasLB0
Capo 5
Intro: C, F, G, C
Verse 1
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with Mr. Hank Williams
C F G C
I'd ask him if the whiskey, if it made him feel strong.
C F G C
Then I'd take a deep breath, and I would hand him my Martin
C F G C
And ask him to cry one of his old gospel songs
(Intro)
Verse 2
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with the King of Memphis
C F G C
I'd ask him where the hell did he learn all his moves.
C F G C
And what was it like to watch them women go crazy
C F G C
When you blew their minds dancin in your blue suede shoes.
Chorus
G C G C
You paved the way, you cut the path
G C F C
You set the standard which we all aim at
G C G C
And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing
G C F C
Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink
(Intro)
Verse 3
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with the man in black
C F G C
I'd ask him when he knew that Ms. June was the one
C F G C
What was it like, to stand in that prison
C F G C
And sing about freedom to a man that didn't have none.
Chorus
G C G C
You paved the way, you cut the path
G C F C
You set the standard which we all aim at
G C G C
And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing
G C F C
Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink
(Intro)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc52RwasLB0
Capo 5
Intro: C, F, G, C
Verse 1
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with Mr. Hank Williams
C F G C
I'd ask him if the whiskey, if it made him feel strong.
C F G C
Then I'd take a deep breath, and I would hand him my Martin
C F G C
And ask him to cry one of his old gospel songs
(Intro)
Verse 2
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with the King of Memphis
C F G C
I'd ask him where the hell did he learn all his moves.
C F G C
And what was it like to watch them women go crazy
C F G C
When you blew their minds dancin in your blue suede shoes.
Chorus
G C G C
You paved the way, you cut the path
G C F C
You set the standard which we all aim at
G C G C
And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing
G C F C
Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink
(Intro)
Verse 3
C F G C
If I could have a drink, with the man in black
C F G C
I'd ask him when he knew that Ms. June was the one
C F G C
What was it like, to stand in that prison
C F G C
And sing about freedom to a man that didn't have none.
Chorus
G C G C
You paved the way, you cut the path
G C F C
You set the standard which we all aim at
G C G C
And you keep livin on, through the songs you used to sing
G C F C
Oh and what I wouldn't give, to have one drink
(Intro)
Drama de Enero
Dramarama
Drankmore
Drapht
Drastic Dayz