Biografia:
Hal Michael Ketchum (born in Greenwich, New York on 9 April 1953; died 23 November 2020) was an American country musician, songwriter, and performer.
Though Ketchum first began recording in the mid-1980s, not until his 1991 record deal with Curb Records did he have a major hit with the album Past The Point Of Rescue. The title cut to the album was a Top 3 single, and other singles that met similar success included "Small Town Saturday Night" and "Sure Love".
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Outras músicas:
- Another Day Gone
- Continental Farewell
- Daddys Oldsmobile
- Dont Strike A Match
- Dreams Of Martina
- Fall In Love Again
- Hang In There Superman
- Hearts Are Gonna Roll
- I Know Where Love Lives
- I Miss My Mary
- In Front Of The Alamo
- Just This Side Of Heaven
- Long Day Comin
- Long Way Down
- Loving You Makes Me A Better Man
- Mama Knows The Highway
- No Easy Road
- One More Midnight
- Past The Point Of Rescue
- Satisfied Mind
- She Is
- Small Town Saturday Night
- Softer Than A Whisper
- Someplace Far Away
- Stay Forever
- Strangest Dreams
- Thats What I Get
- Trail Of Tears
- Veil Of Tears
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Verse 1
D G A
My daddy bought this car before I was born.
D G A
Sure like the radio, I love the horn.
G A D
I love the great big shiny steerin' wheel,
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Verse 2
G A
Four kids can sure fill up a big back seat.
D G A
They used to stop and get us something sweet.
G A D
Now Mamma says: "Let's pray for one good meal."
G A D G A
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Chorus
G
Mama kisses us goodnight,
D
Daddy reads his paper in the dashboard light.
G
Crushes out his cigarette, says:
D A
"Don't cry, honey, we ain't beat yet."
Verse 3
D G A
Another mornin' and we're up and gone.
D G A
Daddy says there's work in San Antone.
G A D
Two days of ridin', it ain't no big deal,
G A D G A
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Instrumental break.
Chorus
G
Mama kisses us goodnight,
D
Daddy reads his paper in the dashboard light.
G
Crushes out his cigarette, says:
D A
"Don't cry, honey, we ain't beat yet."
Verse 4
D G A
My daddy bought this car before I was born.
D G A
Sure like the radio, I love the horn.
G A D
I love the great big shiny steerin' wheel,
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
D G A
My daddy bought this car before I was born.
D G A
Sure like the radio, I love the horn.
G A D
I love the great big shiny steerin' wheel,
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Verse 2
G A
Four kids can sure fill up a big back seat.
D G A
They used to stop and get us something sweet.
G A D
Now Mamma says: "Let's pray for one good meal."
G A D G A
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Chorus
G
Mama kisses us goodnight,
D
Daddy reads his paper in the dashboard light.
G
Crushes out his cigarette, says:
D A
"Don't cry, honey, we ain't beat yet."
Verse 3
D G A
Another mornin' and we're up and gone.
D G A
Daddy says there's work in San Antone.
G A D
Two days of ridin', it ain't no big deal,
G A D G A
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
Instrumental break.
Chorus
G
Mama kisses us goodnight,
D
Daddy reads his paper in the dashboard light.
G
Crushes out his cigarette, says:
D A
"Don't cry, honey, we ain't beat yet."
Verse 4
D G A
My daddy bought this car before I was born.
D G A
Sure like the radio, I love the horn.
G A D
I love the great big shiny steerin' wheel,
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
G A D G A D
Here in my daddy's Oldsmobile.
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