Biografia:
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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- Fishin' In The Dark
- Amazing Grace
- American Dream
- An American Dream
- Angelyne
- Battle Of New Orleans
- Bayou Jubilee
- Blue Ridge Mountain Girl
- Bowlegs
- Buy For Me The Rain
- Cadillac Ranch
- Colorado Christmas
- Daddy Was A Sailor
- Dance Little Jean
- Dancin To The Beat Of A Broken Heart
- Dancing To The Beat
- Face On The Cutting Room Floor
- Fishin In The Dark
- Fishing In The Dark
- Good To Be Alive
- Hello I Am Your Heart
- High Horse
- Home Again In My Heart
- How Long
- Jamaica Lady
- Little Mountain Church House
- Long Hard Road
- Louisiana Saturday Night
- Lovin On The Side
- Lowlands
- Make A Little Magic
- Modern Day Romance
- Mr Bojangles
- Nine Pound Hammer
- Oh What A Love
- Old Upright Piano
- One Step Over The Line
- Partners Brothers And Friends
- Propinquity
- Riding Alone
- Ripplin Water
- Rocky Top Tennessee
- Roll That Stone Away
- Shot Full Of Love
- Some Of Shellys Blues
- Stand A Little Rain
- Take Me In Your Life Boat
- The Lowlands
- The Lowlands Improved
- There Is A Time
- This Train Keeps Rolling Along
- Tulsa Sounds Like Trouble To Me
- When I Get My Rewards
- When Its Gone
- Will The Be Unbroken
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- Working Man Nowhere To Go
- You Aint Goin Nowhere
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Artist: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Song: Long Hard Road
Album: Plain Dirt Fashion - #8 on
BB Hot Country Albums on WARNER Records
in 1984.
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D G
Way back in my memory there's a scene that I
D A D
recall of a little run-down cabin in the woods.
D G
My daddy never promised that our blue moon
D A
would turn gold but he lay awake nights wishin'
D
that it would.
[Verse 2]
D G
When the world was on our radio, hard work was on
D
our minds.
A D
We lived our day-to-day in plain dirt fashion.
D G
With old overalls and cotton balls all strapped across
D A
your back, man, it's hard to make believe ain't nothing
D
wrong.
[Verse 3]
Bm G
But mama kept the Bible read, and daddy kept our family
D A
fed and somewhere in between I must have grown.
Bm G
Cause someday I was dreamin' that a song that I was singin'
D A
takes me down the road to where I want to go.
Bm A D
Now, I know, it's a long, hard road.
[Interlude]
D G D A D
[Verse 4]
D G D
Sometimes, I remember when I stay up late at night,
A D
when the sun-up came, we got up and went.
D G
In the shadows of a working day, our moonlight hours
D A D
spent, singin' songs along with grandma's radio.
[Verse 5]
D G
Now, I'm beatin' down an old blacktop road, sleepin'
D A D
in a sack, livin' in my memories all in vain.
D G
Cause those city lights ain't all that bright, compared
D A
to what it's like, to see lightning bugs go dancin' in
D
the rain.
[Verse 6]
Bm G
Mama played the guitar then, and daddy made the saw blade
D A
bend and raindrops played the tin roof like a drum.
Bm G
But I just kept on dreamin' that a song that I was singin'
D A
takes me down the road to where my name is known.
Bm A D
Now, I'm gone, and it's a long, hard road.
[Outro]
Bm A D
Yes, I know, it's a long, hard road..
G D A D G D A D
Song: Long Hard Road
Album: Plain Dirt Fashion - #8 on
BB Hot Country Albums on WARNER Records
in 1984.
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D G
Way back in my memory there's a scene that I
D A D
recall of a little run-down cabin in the woods.
D G
My daddy never promised that our blue moon
D A
would turn gold but he lay awake nights wishin'
D
that it would.
[Verse 2]
D G
When the world was on our radio, hard work was on
D
our minds.
A D
We lived our day-to-day in plain dirt fashion.
D G
With old overalls and cotton balls all strapped across
D A
your back, man, it's hard to make believe ain't nothing
D
wrong.
[Verse 3]
Bm G
But mama kept the Bible read, and daddy kept our family
D A
fed and somewhere in between I must have grown.
Bm G
Cause someday I was dreamin' that a song that I was singin'
D A
takes me down the road to where I want to go.
Bm A D
Now, I know, it's a long, hard road.
[Interlude]
D G D A D
[Verse 4]
D G D
Sometimes, I remember when I stay up late at night,
A D
when the sun-up came, we got up and went.
D G
In the shadows of a working day, our moonlight hours
D A D
spent, singin' songs along with grandma's radio.
[Verse 5]
D G
Now, I'm beatin' down an old blacktop road, sleepin'
D A D
in a sack, livin' in my memories all in vain.
D G
Cause those city lights ain't all that bright, compared
D A
to what it's like, to see lightning bugs go dancin' in
D
the rain.
[Verse 6]
Bm G
Mama played the guitar then, and daddy made the saw blade
D A
bend and raindrops played the tin roof like a drum.
Bm G
But I just kept on dreamin' that a song that I was singin'
D A
takes me down the road to where my name is known.
Bm A D
Now, I'm gone, and it's a long, hard road.
[Outro]
Bm A D
Yes, I know, it's a long, hard road..
G D A D G D A D
No Rome
No Special...
No Te Va Gustar
No Use For A Nam (...)
No Vacation