Biografia:
Samuel Paulo "Sammy" Kershaw (nascido em 24 de fevereiro de 1958, em Kaplan, Louisiana) é um artista de música country.
É primo de terceiro grau do violinista Cajun Doug Kershaw e ex-marido de Lorrie Morgan, ele tem sido ativo na música country desde 1991. Ele lançou dez álbuns de estúdio, com três certificações de platina da RIAA e duas certificações de ouro entre eles. Mais de 25 singles que entraram no Top 40 da Billboard Hot Country Songs
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Outras músicas:
- 2883
- Anywhere But Here
- Arms Length Away
- At Least You Left The Matches
- Better Than I Used To Be
- Cadillac Style
- Christmas Times A Comin
- Dont Go Near The Water
- Evangeline
- Every Third Monday
- For Years
- Harbor For A Lonely Heart
- Here She Comes
- Honky Tonk America
- I Buy Her Roses
- I Know A Little
- I Want My Money Back
- Ive Never Bit A Bullet Like This
- Leavin Made Easy
- Like I Got One Day Left To Live
- Love Of My Life
- Matches
- Me And Maxine
- Miss Whats Her Name
- More Than I Can Say
- Neon Leon
- Politics Religion And Her
- Queen Of My Double Wide Trailer
- Same Place
- She Dont Know Shes Beautiful
- Southbound
- Takin The Long Way Home
- Thank God Youre Gone
- The Route That I Took
- Vidalia
- Yard Sale
- Your Tattoo
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YARD SALE
recorded by Sammy Kershaw
-capo on the 1st fret
[Intro]
D G
[Verses]
D
Cardboard sign says "Yard Sale", Real estate sign says "sold"
G D
Family picnic table holds all that it can hold
A D G
On the grass and on the sidewalk, well there must be half the town
D A
Ain't it funny, how a broken home can bring the prices down
D G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
D G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
D A D G
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D
You left two summer dresses in the backyard on the line
G D
A lady just brought them to me, she said she thinks they'll fit just
fine
A D G
Well, there goes the baby's wagon and the mirror from the hall
D A
I'd better take just one last look before they take it all
D G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
D G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
D A D
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
G
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you could see
D A D
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
recorded by Sammy Kershaw
-capo on the 1st fret
[Intro]
D G
[Verses]
D
Cardboard sign says "Yard Sale", Real estate sign says "sold"
G D
Family picnic table holds all that it can hold
A D G
On the grass and on the sidewalk, well there must be half the town
D A
Ain't it funny, how a broken home can bring the prices down
D G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
D G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
D A D G
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D
You left two summer dresses in the backyard on the line
G D
A lady just brought them to me, she said she thinks they'll fit just
fine
A D G
Well, there goes the baby's wagon and the mirror from the hall
D A
I'd better take just one last look before they take it all
D G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
D A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
D G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
D A D
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
G
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you could see
D A D
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
Samo
Sampha
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