Biografia:
Hoyt Wayne Axton (b. 1938 - d. 1999 ) , was a popular American folk/country/ pop singer born in Duncan Oklahoma and who died at age 61 in Bitteroot Montana. He achieved platinum success as a solo act & songwriter in the music biz, but also eventually turned movie and tv actor. His best known roles were as the protagonist's father in the 80's children's films "Gremlins" and "The Black Stallion". His behind the scenes accomplishments included penning
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- Greenback Dollar
- I Dream Of Highways
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- Less Than The Song
- Oh Im A Good Old Rebel
- Rusty Old Halo
- Snow Blind Friend
- When The Morning Comes
- You Taught Me How To Cry
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When The Morning Comes.
Hoyt Axton.
Album: Life Machine.
D A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D
I don't know what's going on here,
A
I know things are not all right,
A
If you want me to I'll go dear,
G Em7 D
If you want, I'll stay all night.
D A G D
Came here with my broken heart,
G E7
Wrapped away with care,
A
All you do is sit and drink,
A Em D
And stare, at your TV.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D
You ask me, why I came here,
A7
But you're the one who phoned,
A
I wasn't very happy,
G D
But I did alright alone.
D
I thought you learned to love me,
G E
I guess you never will,
A
The key's lost to the kingdom,
D
And I don't have time to kill.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D A D A G D G E7 A D
D
So it's goodbye, Carolina,
A
So long, Tennessee,
A
California's calling,
G D
And Chicago's good to me.
D
My feet are in the stirrups,
G E
My pony wants to run,
A
Think I'll hit the highway,
A D
I guess you're not the one.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
A7 D A
When the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
Hoyt Axton.
Album: Life Machine.
D A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D
I don't know what's going on here,
A
I know things are not all right,
A
If you want me to I'll go dear,
G Em7 D
If you want, I'll stay all night.
D A G D
Came here with my broken heart,
G E7
Wrapped away with care,
A
All you do is sit and drink,
A Em D
And stare, at your TV.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D
You ask me, why I came here,
A7
But you're the one who phoned,
A
I wasn't very happy,
G D
But I did alright alone.
D
I thought you learned to love me,
G E
I guess you never will,
A
The key's lost to the kingdom,
D
And I don't have time to kill.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
D A D A G D G E7 A D
D
So it's goodbye, Carolina,
A
So long, Tennessee,
A
California's calling,
G D
And Chicago's good to me.
D
My feet are in the stirrups,
G E
My pony wants to run,
A
Think I'll hit the highway,
A D
I guess you're not the one.
A7 D A
And when the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
A7 D A
When the morning comes and you gotta get up,
G D
How you going to find your shoes?
A7 A
In an empty bed with an aching head,
G D
You know it's gotta give you the blues.
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