Biografia:
If Riley Green isn’t strumming a six-string and singing, chances are you’ll find him dropping a line in the Ohatchee River, deep sea fishing in Orange Beach, AL, turkey hunting at his primitive camp in Arkansas, or deer hunting at his ‘Back 40 Bash’ property. For this 6’4, blue-eyed, country crooner from Jacksonville, AL it’s not just a “Country State of Mind” - it’s a lifestyle.
Riley has achieved an incredible amount of success for someone doing it all on their own.
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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!
[Intro]
G A D
[Verse 1]
G A D
Stopped by that house on Ezma Lake
G A D A G
Sittin in his easy chair, watchin the Sunday evening race
G A D
Tells me my grandmas in the other room
G A D A G
Guess he forgot we laid her down, be a year come June
[Chorus]
G A
Then he mumbles about Vietnam, he don’t know who the hell I am
Bm A G
But the drivers, well he tells me who they are
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
[Verse 2]
G A D
Try to get him out like we used to
G A D A G
Now I load the truck and I drive the boat, cause their ain’t much he can do
G A D
Cast him a line and watched it as it sank
G A D A G
Thinkin how he used to talk for hours, now he just stares at the bank
[Chorus]
G
He used to know every stump in this fishin hole
A Bm A G
Now he probably thinks we’re in Mexico, but he knows his way around that boat, even in the dark
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
[Hook]
G A
Well no he ain’t all there, but I don’t care
D A G
My minds still full of memories of him
G A
And he may not know all the words to the songs
D A G
But he knows Merle Haggards voice when he hears it
[Verse 3]
G A D
Stopped by that house on Ezma lake
G A D A G
With a couple of tickets to go see a Sunday evening race
G A D
As we watched those cars fly around the track
G A D A G
I asked the Lord for just one more time to bring my old friend back
[Chorus]
G A
Then somewhere around lap 23, the old man turned and smiled at me
Bm A G
And for a moment, I know he knows where we are
G A
Cause he still knows the numbers
G A
He still knows the numbers
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
G A D
[Verse 1]
G A D
Stopped by that house on Ezma Lake
G A D A G
Sittin in his easy chair, watchin the Sunday evening race
G A D
Tells me my grandmas in the other room
G A D A G
Guess he forgot we laid her down, be a year come June
[Chorus]
G A
Then he mumbles about Vietnam, he don’t know who the hell I am
Bm A G
But the drivers, well he tells me who they are
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
[Verse 2]
G A D
Try to get him out like we used to
G A D A G
Now I load the truck and I drive the boat, cause their ain’t much he can do
G A D
Cast him a line and watched it as it sank
G A D A G
Thinkin how he used to talk for hours, now he just stares at the bank
[Chorus]
G
He used to know every stump in this fishin hole
A Bm A G
Now he probably thinks we’re in Mexico, but he knows his way around that boat, even in the dark
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
[Hook]
G A
Well no he ain’t all there, but I don’t care
D A G
My minds still full of memories of him
G A
And he may not know all the words to the songs
D A G
But he knows Merle Haggards voice when he hears it
[Verse 3]
G A D
Stopped by that house on Ezma lake
G A D A G
With a couple of tickets to go see a Sunday evening race
G A D
As we watched those cars fly around the track
G A D A G
I asked the Lord for just one more time to bring my old friend back
[Chorus]
G A
Then somewhere around lap 23, the old man turned and smiled at me
Bm A G
And for a moment, I know he knows where we are
G A
Cause he still knows the numbers
G A
He still knows the numbers
G A D
He still knows the numbers on the cars
Rim Banna
RIN (Germany)
Rinandha
Ringgo 5
Ringo Deathstarr