Biografia:
O The Highwaymen foi um grande super-grupo formado em meados dos anos 80, por 4 lendas do 'Outlaw Country' americano, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash e Kris Kristofferson, que além de grandes amigos, são reconhecidos até hoje como mestres do estilo e dispensam qualquer tipo de apresentação.
Neste primeiro disco, o nome "Highwaymen" ainda não era oficial, passando a ser no terceiro disco.
O nome do grupo veio inspirado da música "Highwayman"
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Outras músicas:
- Highwayman
- A La Claire Fontaine
- American
- American Remains
- Big River
- Born And Raised In Black And White
- Committed To Parkview
- Death And Hell
- Deportee
- Desperados Waiting For A Train
- Everyone Gets Crazy
- Ghost Riders In The Sky
- Here Comes That Rainbow Again
- Highwaymen
- If He Came Back Again
- It Is What It Is
- Jim I Wore A Tie Today
- Live Forever
- Living Legend
- Luckenbach Texas
- Michael Row The Boat Ashore
- Silver Stallion
- The Devils Right Hand
- The Last Cowboy Song
- True Love Travels On
- Welfare Line
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: D
(Waylon Jennings:)
D
You'd have thought a king had died
D
The way those people cried
G D
Instead of one more broken entertainer
(Kris Kristofferson:)
It struck those in his trade
He could have had it made
If he'd only been a little saner
(Waylon Jennings:)
A
They traveled far to see him
(Kris Kristofferson:)
D G
Oh, the humble and the high
(Waylon Jennings:)
D Bm F#m
They said goodbye as if he were a friend
Chorus:
(All:)
A
Now somewhere he is smiling
D G
On those who idolized him
D Bm F#m
But would they even recognize him
A D
If he came back again?
(Willie Nelson:)
He was born of modest means
But had outrageous dreams
They never let him rest
Till he fulfilled them
(Johnny Cash:)
While he rode that train of song
His devils tagged along
The whiskey and the pills
Just couldn't kill him
(Willie Nelson:)
He didn't mean to be a rebel
(Johnny Cash:)
Ah, the real ones never do
(Willie Nelson:)
They're born apart from ordinary men
Chorus...
(Waylon Jennings:)
A
It's an old familiar story
(Kris Kristofferson:)
D G
But it's a damn shame none-the-less
(Willie Nelson:)
D
They don't forgive his kind
(Johnny Cash:)
D A
Till they lay them down to rest
Chorus...
(Waylon Jennings:)
D
You'd have thought a king had died
D
The way those people cried
G D
Instead of one more broken entertainer
(Kris Kristofferson:)
It struck those in his trade
He could have had it made
If he'd only been a little saner
(Waylon Jennings:)
A
They traveled far to see him
(Kris Kristofferson:)
D G
Oh, the humble and the high
(Waylon Jennings:)
D Bm F#m
They said goodbye as if he were a friend
Chorus:
(All:)
A
Now somewhere he is smiling
D G
On those who idolized him
D Bm F#m
But would they even recognize him
A D
If he came back again?
(Willie Nelson:)
He was born of modest means
But had outrageous dreams
They never let him rest
Till he fulfilled them
(Johnny Cash:)
While he rode that train of song
His devils tagged along
The whiskey and the pills
Just couldn't kill him
(Willie Nelson:)
He didn't mean to be a rebel
(Johnny Cash:)
Ah, the real ones never do
(Willie Nelson:)
They're born apart from ordinary men
Chorus...
(Waylon Jennings:)
A
It's an old familiar story
(Kris Kristofferson:)
D G
But it's a damn shame none-the-less
(Willie Nelson:)
D
They don't forgive his kind
(Johnny Cash:)
D A
Till they lay them down to rest
Chorus...
The Home
The Homeless Gos (...)
The Honey Trees
The Honeycombs
The Honorary Tit (...)