Biografia:
Gary Stewart (May 28, 1945 – December 16, 2003), a country musician known for his drinking songs, was one of the first so-called "outlaw" country performers of the 1970s.
A singer, songwriter, guitarist and pianist, he was born in the Letcher County, Kentucky town of Jenkins, the son of a coal miner. In 1958 his father sustained an injury while working in the mines, and shortly after the family moved to Fort Pierce, a city on Florida's Atlantic coast.
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Well, daddy wore a Stetson and a hundred dollar suit
Developed a cravin' for the black man's blues
At five card stud, he knew his way around the tables
Lay it down boys, I'm takin' it home to the baby
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Little Junior, The gypsy child
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Only goin' through once and I'm going, through in style
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Yeah like my daddy, I've been around too, And as far as cravins I've got, quiet a few
Long legged women, diamonds and cars, Old aged whiskey and all night bars
The boggie woggie and a real good smoke, Sittin' on ready on a another toke
I like my lovin' when Lou - Lou's in town, And you can bet your dollar she's comin' around
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Raised without a mother, So I'm a mother myself, I've been known to raise some hell
I ain't allowed on the other side of town, Strange things happen, they say when I'm around
Awe, mommas and papas you better be on guard, And keep you little girl in the yard
I end up jail every Saturday night, But I'm out on bail before the booking sheets dry
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Well, daddy wore a Stetson and a hundred dollar suit
Developed a cravin' for the black man's blues
At five card stud, he knew his way around the tables
Lay it down boys, I'm takin' it home to the baby
A E
Little Junior, The gypsy child
B7 A E
Only goin' through once and I'm going, through in style
E
Yeah like my daddy, I've been around too, And as far as cravins I've got, quiet a few
Long legged women, diamonds and cars, Old aged whiskey and all night bars
The boggie woggie and a real good smoke, Sittin' on ready on a another toke
I like my lovin' when Lou - Lou's in town, And you can bet your dollar she's comin' around
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Lead Ride: E - E - E - E - A - E - B - A - E
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Raised without a mother, So I'm a mother myself, I've been known to raise some hell
I ain't allowed on the other side of town, Strange things happen, they say when I'm around
Awe, mommas and papas you better be on guard, And keep you little girl in the yard
I end up jail every Saturday night, But I'm out on bail before the booking sheets dry
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