Biografia:
Lee Greenwood (born October 27, 1942 in South Gate, California) is an American country pop singer and songwriter. He is best known for a string of Countrypolitan hits throughout the 1980s, as well as for his hit "God Bless the USA".
Early life
After the separation of his parents, Lee grew up in Sacramento on the poultry farm of his grandparents. At the age of seven, he began playing the saxophone, and at the age of nine became a member of a dance ensemble.
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Ain't No Trick It Takes Magic:Lee Greenwood.
#7 BB Hot Country and #27 on Canadian RPM
Country Tracks on MCA Records in 1982.
(Intro)
G Em C D (x2)
(Verse 1)
G C Am D7 G
Ain't no big deal to lose, I keep telling myself.
Em Am D7
I get used to the blues, I won't stay on the shelf.
I'll find somebody else.
Em Am
They say that love is sweeter the second time around,
Em Am
but I'm way past that number somehow.
C Bm Em
You'd think that even a fool like me,
Am Bm C Dm
could have found true love in my life.
(Chorus)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say.
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G
but it takes magic to make it stay.
(INterlude)
G Em C D (x2) G
(Verse 2)
G Em C Am D7 G
It's just a part of the game, I keep telling myself.
Em Am D7
Hard luck found out my name, I let my bridges burn.
But I'll just live and learn.
Em Am
They say that love is sweeter the second time around,
Em Am
but I'm way past that number somehow.
C Bm Em
You'd think that even a fool like me,
Am Bm C
could have found true love somehow.
(Chorus)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say.
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G
but it takes magic to make it stay.
(Outro)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say....(Fade.)
An Eighties smash from Kraziekhat.
#7 BB Hot Country and #27 on Canadian RPM
Country Tracks on MCA Records in 1982.
(Intro)
G Em C D (x2)
(Verse 1)
G C Am D7 G
Ain't no big deal to lose, I keep telling myself.
Em Am D7
I get used to the blues, I won't stay on the shelf.
I'll find somebody else.
Em Am
They say that love is sweeter the second time around,
Em Am
but I'm way past that number somehow.
C Bm Em
You'd think that even a fool like me,
Am Bm C Dm
could have found true love in my life.
(Chorus)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say.
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G
but it takes magic to make it stay.
(INterlude)
G Em C D (x2) G
(Verse 2)
G Em C Am D7 G
It's just a part of the game, I keep telling myself.
Em Am D7
Hard luck found out my name, I let my bridges burn.
But I'll just live and learn.
Em Am
They say that love is sweeter the second time around,
Em Am
but I'm way past that number somehow.
C Bm Em
You'd think that even a fool like me,
Am Bm C
could have found true love somehow.
(Chorus)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say.
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G
but it takes magic to make it stay.
(Outro)
G C
Ain't no trick to make love come to you,
Am D7 G C
no matter what the people say....(Fade.)
An Eighties smash from Kraziekhat.
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