Biografia:
Pam Tillis was born July 24, 1957, in Plant City, Fla. As the daughter of country star Mel Tillis, she grew up in Nashville and made her debut on the Grand Ole Opry at age 8, singing "Tom Dooley." Early in her career, she worked as a backup vocalist, demo singer, club performer and songwriter and also sang jingles for Hardee's and Equal Sweetener. Highway 101 scored a hit with Tillis' "Someone Else's Trouble Now" and her compositions were recorded by Juice Newton
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Outras músicas:
- All The Good Ones Are Gone
- Blue Rose Is
- Cleopatra Queen Of Denial
- Deep Down
- Dont Tell Me What To Do
- Everytime
- Homeward Looking Angel
- I Said A Prayer
- In Between Dances
- Its Just One Of Those Things
- Land Of The Living
- Let That Pony Run
- Maybe It Was Memphis
- Mi Vida Loca My Crazy Life
- One Of Those Things
- Shake The Sugar Tree
- Silver Wings
- Spilled Perfume
- Sunset Red
- Sunset Red And Pale Moonlight
- The River And The Highway
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[Intro]
G - C - D - G - C - D
[Verse 1]
G C
We gave the day up to a hot back road
D G
And let it take us out of town
G C
To a spot down by the river
D G
To watch the sun go down
G C
We must have sat and talked for hours
D G
Not giving in to the night
G C
And that day I saw the sunset
D G
In a whole new light
[Chorus]
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
[Verse 2]
G C
Later we pulled out the blanket
D G
When we felt the evening chill,
G C
Oh and he wrapped his armes around me,
D G
That's when time stood still,
[Chorus]
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
C D G
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
G - C - D - G - C - D
[Verse 1]
G C
We gave the day up to a hot back road
D G
And let it take us out of town
G C
To a spot down by the river
D G
To watch the sun go down
G C
We must have sat and talked for hours
D G
Not giving in to the night
G C
And that day I saw the sunset
D G
In a whole new light
[Chorus]
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
[Verse 2]
G C
Later we pulled out the blanket
D G
When we felt the evening chill,
G C
Oh and he wrapped his armes around me,
D G
That's when time stood still,
[Chorus]
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
C G
Now the stars came out like diamonds,
C D
On a deep blue satin sky,
C
He said from where he stood,
G
Honey you sure look good,
C D
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
C D G
In sunset red and pale moonlight,
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