Biografia:
Aaron Watson é um cantor e compositor de música Country, nascido em Panhandle, Texas. Watson já lançou 8 Álbuns independentes, sobre sua própria bandeira, a Big Label Records.
Não é segredo que o Texas sempre teve o seu próprio estilo de música, e Watson mistura canções inesquecíveis e com bons desempenhos, crescendo noite-a-noite, e se consolidando no atual cenário Country.
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Outras músicas:
- 3Rd Gear And 17
- A Country Boy And City Girl
- All American Country Girl
- Amarillo Fair
- Angels And Outlaws
- Barbed Wire Halo
- Best For Last
- Big Love In A Small Town
- Blame It On Me
- Bluebonnets
- Cant Be A Cowboy Forever
- Charlene Gene
- Clear Isabel
- Conflict
- Dancin Shoes
- Diamonds And Daughters
- Diesel Drivin Daddy
- Fence Post
- Fools Paradise
- Freight Train
- Getaway Truck
- Going To Texas
- Haunted House
- Hearts Are Breaking Across Texas
- Heaven Help The Heart
- Heyday Tonight
- Higher Ground
- Honky Tonkin Around Texas
- I Dont Want You To Go
- I Dont Want You To Go But I Need You To Leave
- I Met Jesus In A Bar
- I Need You To Leave
- If Youre Not In Love
- Im A Memory
- In Harms Way
- Ive Always Loved You
- July In Cheyenne
- Kiss That Girl Goodbye
- Lonely Lonestar Christmas
- Lonely Lubbock Lights
- Love Makin Song
- Mackenzie Park
- Next To Heaven
- Off The Record
- On The Losing End
- One Of Your Nights
- Outta Style
- Raise Your Bottle
- Reckless
- Rollercoaster Ride
- San Angelo
- Shes Not Just Another Pretty Face
- Shut Up And Dance
- Something With A Swing To It
- Songs About Saturday Night
- Stuck Between A Rock And A Heartache
- Summertime Girl
- Sweet Contradiction
- Take You Home Tonight
- Texas Lullaby
- Thank God For Country Girls
- That Look
- Thats Why God Loves Cowboys
- The Honky Tonk Kid
- The Notel Motel
- The Prayer
- The Right Place
- The Road
- The Road The Rodeo
- These Old Boots Have Roots
- They Dont Make Em Like They Used To
- True Love Ways
- Unbelievably Beautiful
- Vaquero
- What She Dont Know
- Whats Her Name
- When All Those Aggies Move To Austin
- When I Grow Up I Wanna Be Just Like Colt Mccoy
- Will You Love Me In A Trailer
- Wish I Could Say Id Been Drinking
- Would You Love Me In A Trailer
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]
C G C G C G D
[Verse 1]
C G
He was just eighteen
C G
Full of fire and gasoline
C G
He was lean and mean
D
And they called him Texas
[Verse 2]
C G
He went off to war
C G
To a far and distant shore
C G
He'd never left his home before
D
He was from Texas
[Pre-chorus]
Am D
As they stormed that beach one foggy summer day
Am D
He said if I don't make it back promise me one thing
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D G
And you can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Verse 3]
C G
Well she was just eighteen
C G
Prettiest thing he'd ever seen
C G
Like a real life beauty queen
D
And someday she'd be his wife
[Verse 4]
C G
But for the next four years
C G
She fought back her tears
C G
While he fought back his fears
D
Fighting for his life
[Pre-chorus]
Am
And in his darkest hours
D
Her love would bring him a light
Am
He would read her letters
D
He would pray at night
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D G
And you can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Bridge]
Am Em
He always said the real heroes
G D
Never made it back home
Am Em
And though the war was long over
G D
You know for him it still lived on
D
And it still lives on
[Verse 5]
C G
When he was eighty-three
C G
Still full of fire and gasoline
C G
He was still lean and mean
D
And they still called him Texas
[Verse 6]
C G
And on the day he died
C G
She was right there by his side
C G D
She held his hand as she softly sang his lullaby
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D
And you can bury me
C D
You can bury me
C D G
You can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Outro]
C G C G C G D
C G C G C G D
[Verse 1]
C G
He was just eighteen
C G
Full of fire and gasoline
C G
He was lean and mean
D
And they called him Texas
[Verse 2]
C G
He went off to war
C G
To a far and distant shore
C G
He'd never left his home before
D
He was from Texas
[Pre-chorus]
Am D
As they stormed that beach one foggy summer day
Am D
He said if I don't make it back promise me one thing
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D G
And you can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Verse 3]
C G
Well she was just eighteen
C G
Prettiest thing he'd ever seen
C G
Like a real life beauty queen
D
And someday she'd be his wife
[Verse 4]
C G
But for the next four years
C G
She fought back her tears
C G
While he fought back his fears
D
Fighting for his life
[Pre-chorus]
Am
And in his darkest hours
D
Her love would bring him a light
Am
He would read her letters
D
He would pray at night
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D G
And you can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Bridge]
Am Em
He always said the real heroes
G D
Never made it back home
Am Em
And though the war was long over
G D
You know for him it still lived on
D
And it still lives on
[Verse 5]
C G
When he was eighty-three
C G
Still full of fire and gasoline
C G
He was still lean and mean
D
And they still called him Texas
[Verse 6]
C G
And on the day he died
C G
She was right there by his side
C G D
She held his hand as she softly sang his lullaby
[Chorus]
C G
Take me home if I die
D Em
When I'm gone don't ya cry
C G D
Find some shade right beside a live oak tree
C G
Sing those old songs of faith
Am Em
I'll fly away amazing grace
C G D
But you find comfort knowing that my soul found peace
C D
And you can bury me
C D
You can bury me
C D G
You can bury me beneath the deep blue skies of Texas
[Outro]
C G C G C G D
Aastha
Aastha Raut
AB Three
Abadon
Abalone Dots