Biografia:
Sawyer Brown is a country music band formed in 1981 at a Pizza Hut restaurant in Apopka, Florida. Lead singer Mark Miller asked keyboardist Gregg "Hobie" Hubbard to play piano for a couple of songs he had written. The two left for Nashville, Tennessee, where they met up with Florida drummer Joe Smyth, Michigan bass player Jim Scholten and original lead guitarist Bobby Randall. They first called the band "Savanah", but renamed themselves "Sawyer Brown" after Sawyer Brown Road, the street where they rehearsed.
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Outras músicas:
- All These Years
- Another Side
- Can I Lean On You Leona
- Dirt Road
- Farmer Tan
- Hard To Say
- He Sent A Carpenter
- Ill Be Around
- Im In Love With Her
- Leona
- My Babys Gone
- Nebraska Song
- Old Photographs
- Outskirts Of Town
- Passin Train
- Puttin The Dark Back Into The Night
- Shakin
- Smokin Hot Wife
- Some Girls Do
- Thank God For You
- The Cafe On The Corner
- The Dirt Road
- The Walk
- They Dont Understand
- This Night Wont Last Forever
- This Thing Called Wantin And Havin It All
- Used To Blue
- When Love Comes Callin
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Sawyer Brown - Smokin' Hot Wife
Standard tuning, no capo.
Intro
D G D A
D G D A
D G
I walk around around with a big fat grin,
D A
I can't believe how lucky I've been.
D G
Like Opie and Andy the Mayberry life,
D G A D
With my kids and my dogs and my smokin' hot wife.
G
I've got a truck and some land,
A
And I play in a band,
D G
With my friends on a Saturday night.
G
I thank God for the good life,
A
I'm fightin' the good fight,
D G A D
From the porch in the swing by my smokin' hot wife.
D G
I ain't much to look at, so I don't know how,
D A
I ended up with the milk and the cow.
D G
We're off to Daytona, we're packed in tight,
D G A D A
My kids and their friends and my smokin' hot wife.
G
I've got my toes in the sand,
A
And iced tea in my hand,
D G
And I'm livin' out the fantasy life.
G
I look out at the ocean
A
And yell for more lotion
D G A D
From my chair at the beach by my smokin' hot wife.
Bridge
G A D
She's so fine.
G A D
And she's all mine.
Solo
D G D A
D G D A D
G
I'm a fortunate man,
A
And I fold my hands
D G
On my knees every night.
G
I'm thankin' sweet Jesus
A
'Cause when everyone sees us
D G A D
They say only he how did he get a smoking hot wife.
D G A D
He's got some kids and some dogs and a smokin' hot wife.
D G A D
He's got a porch and a swing and a smokin' hot wife.
G A D
She's so fine.
G A D
She's all mine.
Standard tuning, no capo.
Intro
D G D A
D G D A
D G
I walk around around with a big fat grin,
D A
I can't believe how lucky I've been.
D G
Like Opie and Andy the Mayberry life,
D G A D
With my kids and my dogs and my smokin' hot wife.
G
I've got a truck and some land,
A
And I play in a band,
D G
With my friends on a Saturday night.
G
I thank God for the good life,
A
I'm fightin' the good fight,
D G A D
From the porch in the swing by my smokin' hot wife.
D G
I ain't much to look at, so I don't know how,
D A
I ended up with the milk and the cow.
D G
We're off to Daytona, we're packed in tight,
D G A D A
My kids and their friends and my smokin' hot wife.
G
I've got my toes in the sand,
A
And iced tea in my hand,
D G
And I'm livin' out the fantasy life.
G
I look out at the ocean
A
And yell for more lotion
D G A D
From my chair at the beach by my smokin' hot wife.
Bridge
G A D
She's so fine.
G A D
And she's all mine.
Solo
D G D A
D G D A D
G
I'm a fortunate man,
A
And I fold my hands
D G
On my knees every night.
G
I'm thankin' sweet Jesus
A
'Cause when everyone sees us
D G A D
They say only he how did he get a smoking hot wife.
D G A D
He's got some kids and some dogs and a smokin' hot wife.
D G A D
He's got a porch and a swing and a smokin' hot wife.
G A D
She's so fine.
G A D
She's all mine.
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