Biografia:
Aaron Lewis, (Rutland, Vermont, 13 de abril de 1972), é o vocalista principal e guitarrista da banda de hard rock Staind.
Lewis cresceu em Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Esteve antes do Staind, em uma banda chamada J-CAT com Tori Sands, Chris Ballini, e o atual integrante do Staind Jon Wysocki. Um álbum colocado na Internet com nove músicas do J-CAT no Clube Infinity em Springfield, Massachusetts. As músicas foram gravadas enquanto Dysfunction estava sendo garavado.
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Outras músicas:
- 75
- Afraid
- All I Want
- Anywhere But Here
- Black
- Country Boy
- Devil
- Endless Summer
- Fade Acoustic
- Fill Me Up
- Folded Flag
- Forever
- God And Guns
- Grandaddys Gun
- Granddaddys Gun
- I Lost It All
- It Keeps On Working
- Lessons Learned
- Lost And Lonely
- Lost It All
- Mama
- Massachusetts
- Mudshovel
- Northern Redneck
- Outside
- Party In Hell
- Patience
- Patience Cover
- Please
- Please Live Acoustic
- Red White And Blue
- Redneck Crazy Revisited
- Sinner
- State Im In
- State Lines
- Stuck In These Shoes
- Sunday Every Saturday Night
- That Aint Country
- The Bottom
- The Corner
- The Road
- The Story Never Ends
- The Truth
- Travelin Soldier
- Turn The Page
- Vicious Circles
- What Hurts The Most
- Who Are You When Im Not Looking
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!
Another brand new song by Aaron Lewis! The first single from his upcoming sophomore full-lenth, "Sinner"!
G Em7 Cadd9 D x2
G
What a sad state of affairs I'm in
Em7
'Cause I'm tryin' to compete where I just don't fit in
Cadd9
'Cause the country if you'd call it that from off the row
D
Ain't country, trust-me 'cause I'm oooold-enough to know that
Cadd9 G
That ain't country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of good times and happy endings
D
My life ain't like that
Cadd9 G
So I'll keep listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D
G
So tell me, whatever happened to the country songs
Em7
Full of truth and consequences or the things gone wrong?
Cadd9
Someone came and changed it up, and made it all a lie
D
I'd like to spit a little beechnut right in that dude's eye, cause
Cadd9 G
That ain't country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of good times and happy endings
D
My life ain't like that
Cadd9 G
So I'll keep listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D
Now Listen here...
G (Strum once, let ring)
We got Waylon singin' songs 'bout a ramblin' man
Em7 (Strum once, let ring)
And Junior's got a cold one in his hand
Cadd9 (Strum once, let ring)
And the Possum's gettin' drunk again, imagine that
D
And Charlie Daniels playin' fiddle underneath that hat
G
And John and June are goin' back and forth again
Em7
And David Allen Coe is singin' 'bout his kin
Cadd9
And Haggard sings the songs that'll save your soul
D
And Willie sings the songs about the hearts he's stole, 'cause
Cadd9 G
That shit's country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of hard times and complications
D
Ain't life like that?
Cadd9 G
So I'll be listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D Em7
The way I feel today
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D x2
End on G
G Em7 Cadd9 D x2
G
What a sad state of affairs I'm in
Em7
'Cause I'm tryin' to compete where I just don't fit in
Cadd9
'Cause the country if you'd call it that from off the row
D
Ain't country, trust-me 'cause I'm oooold-enough to know that
Cadd9 G
That ain't country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of good times and happy endings
D
My life ain't like that
Cadd9 G
So I'll keep listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D
G
So tell me, whatever happened to the country songs
Em7
Full of truth and consequences or the things gone wrong?
Cadd9
Someone came and changed it up, and made it all a lie
D
I'd like to spit a little beechnut right in that dude's eye, cause
Cadd9 G
That ain't country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of good times and happy endings
D
My life ain't like that
Cadd9 G
So I'll keep listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D
Now Listen here...
G (Strum once, let ring)
We got Waylon singin' songs 'bout a ramblin' man
Em7 (Strum once, let ring)
And Junior's got a cold one in his hand
Cadd9 (Strum once, let ring)
And the Possum's gettin' drunk again, imagine that
D
And Charlie Daniels playin' fiddle underneath that hat
G
And John and June are goin' back and forth again
Em7
And David Allen Coe is singin' 'bout his kin
Cadd9
And Haggard sings the songs that'll save your soul
D
And Willie sings the songs about the hearts he's stole, 'cause
Cadd9 G
That shit's country
Cadd9 G
That's a natural fact
Cadd9 G
It's full of tales of hard times and complications
D
Ain't life like that?
Cadd9 G
So I'll be listenin' to the old songs
Cadd9 G
That my granddad used to play
Cadd9 G
Full of pain and heartache and desperation
D
And the ones that got away
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D Em7
The way I feel today
Cadd9
The ones that speak to me
D
The way I feel today
G Em7 Cadd9 D x2
End on G
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