Biografia:
Meet The Stanfields, a maelstrom of rock and roll, bluegrass, celtic and blues. Hailing from the gritty post-industrial towns of Nova Scotia, The Stanfields play every show like it's their collective last night on earth. Their kitchen party harmonies, thunderous rhythm section, high octane stage show and genuine chemistry have won over audiences clear across their tiny corner of the world.
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Outras músicas:
- A Free Country
- Afraid Of The World
- Antics
- Blacktop Blues
- Blow Winds Blow
- Carolina Reaper
- Crocodile Tears
- Dagger Woods
- Death And Taxes
- Desperation
- Dont Make Me Walk Away
- Dunvegans Drums
- Federal Hall
- Fight Song
- Footsteps In Sand
- For King And Country
- Fox In The Heather
- Ghost Of The Eastern Seaboard
- Hard Miles
- How Long Is The Road
- Invisible Hands
- Jack Of All Trades
- Jimmy No More
- Lady Argyle
- Lantern In The Window
- Let It Run
- Light
- Limboland
- Mainline
- Mariners Grave
- Modem Operandi
- Moneychangers
- Mrs Mcgrath
- Run On The Banks
- Ship To Shore
- Son Of A Landless Man
- Streets Of Gold
- Sunday Warships
- The Battle Of Nowhere
- The Bloody Dotted Line
- The Boston States
- The Dirtiest Drunk In The History Of Liquor
- The Marystown Expedition
- The Road To Guysborough
- Theres A Light
- Total Black
- Up The Mountain
- Vanguard Of The Young And Reckless
- Vermilion River
- Whistle And A Grin
- White Juan
- Will The Circuit Be Unbroken
- Your Flag Wont Save You Anymore
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!
[Verse]
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I knew a fella back in 1998
D
Wasn’t real bright but he had a lot of nerve
G C
Drank like a fish and he had a special place
G D G
In the bottom of the learning curve
G
He had ten bills when he left his parents house
D
Frothin’ at the mouth and a’shootin from the hip
G C
He’d giv’er for a week and recover for a day
G D G
Counted change with a busted lip
[Chorus]
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
[Verse]
G
He had enough left to buy some cream
D
To settle all the itchin’ where the sun don’t shine
G C
He looked like a 50 pound sack of potatoes
G D G
All hungover in the food bank line
[Chorus]
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
[Solo]
A G
[Verse]
A
Doin’ lines on the dash of mama’s Silverado
E
With a piss-stained, rolled up drinking fine
A D
The keys are in the truck, and the truck’s the harbour
A E A
With a Colt 45 and daddy’s moonshine
[Chorus]
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
G
I knew a fella back in 1998
D
Wasn’t real bright but he had a lot of nerve
G C
Drank like a fish and he had a special place
G D G
In the bottom of the learning curve
G
He had ten bills when he left his parents house
D
Frothin’ at the mouth and a’shootin from the hip
G C
He’d giv’er for a week and recover for a day
G D G
Counted change with a busted lip
[Chorus]
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
[Verse]
G
He had enough left to buy some cream
D
To settle all the itchin’ where the sun don’t shine
G C
He looked like a 50 pound sack of potatoes
G D G
All hungover in the food bank line
[Chorus]
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
C G C G C G D G
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
[Solo]
A G
[Verse]
A
Doin’ lines on the dash of mama’s Silverado
E
With a piss-stained, rolled up drinking fine
A D
The keys are in the truck, and the truck’s the harbour
A E A
With a Colt 45 and daddy’s moonshine
[Chorus]
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
D A D A D A E A
The Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk, Dirtiest Drunk in the History of Liquor
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