Biografia:
Leon Eric "Kix" Brooks III (born on May 12, 1955 in Shreveport, Louisiana, USA), is an American country music artist, best known for being one half of the duo Brooks & Dunn. The duo announced their retirement in August 2009 and performed their final concert on September 2, 2010 at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. Songfacts reports that New To This Town, the first solo single released by Kix Brooks since the ending of his musical partnership with Ronnie Dunn, will be released on Arista Nashville, on March 19, 2012.
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Intro:
D7
D7
Long legged woman, velvet and lace
D7 G D7
A country boy can't help but stare, at your pretty face
D7
I like your outlaw attitude and I like that long black car
D7 G D7
And I might just be your ticket out this ol' high brow bar
G A
I don't care who you are
F
Yeah, throw me the keys, honey take a seat
F
Let me show you how to drive that thing
F D7
Ridin' shotgun with the bootlegger's son, sure to make a city girl scream
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7 F E D7
Gonna cover you in diamonds and dust, where the stars fall on moonshine road
Repeat intro
D7
Roll down that window, let down your fancy hair
D7 G D7
You're a long way from New Orleans now, nobody 'round here cares
D7
Oh can't you smell that jasmine, hangin' in the air
D7 G D7
That's the ghost of ol' plantations that burned the hell out there
G D7
Yeah girl, we're almost there
F
Yeah, hold on tight, here come the ride, this is where the blacktop ends
F D7
Gonna lose those lights, runnin' blind, you'll never be the same again
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7 F E D7
Gonna cover you in diamonds and dust, where the stars fall on moonshine road
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7
Oh yeah, I'll cover you in diamonds and dust
F E D7
Where the stars fall on moonshine road
D7
Yeah, long legged woman, velvet and lace
D7 G D7
A country boy can't help but stare at your pretty face
G D7
At your pretty face
Intro:
D7
D7
Long legged woman, velvet and lace
D7 G D7
A country boy can't help but stare, at your pretty face
D7
I like your outlaw attitude and I like that long black car
D7 G D7
And I might just be your ticket out this ol' high brow bar
G A
I don't care who you are
F
Yeah, throw me the keys, honey take a seat
F
Let me show you how to drive that thing
F D7
Ridin' shotgun with the bootlegger's son, sure to make a city girl scream
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7 F E D7
Gonna cover you in diamonds and dust, where the stars fall on moonshine road
Repeat intro
D7
Roll down that window, let down your fancy hair
D7 G D7
You're a long way from New Orleans now, nobody 'round here cares
D7
Oh can't you smell that jasmine, hangin' in the air
D7 G D7
That's the ghost of ol' plantations that burned the hell out there
G D7
Yeah girl, we're almost there
F
Yeah, hold on tight, here come the ride, this is where the blacktop ends
F D7
Gonna lose those lights, runnin' blind, you'll never be the same again
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7 F E D7
Gonna cover you in diamonds and dust, where the stars fall on moonshine road
C D7
I'm gonna take you places money don't go
C A
I'm gonna teach you what a country boy knows
D7
Oh yeah, I'll cover you in diamonds and dust
F E D7
Where the stars fall on moonshine road
D7
Yeah, long legged woman, velvet and lace
D7 G D7
A country boy can't help but stare at your pretty face
G D7
At your pretty face
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