Biografia:
Dark country artist from Killville, Massachusetts. Sometimes he plays with his band (The Killbillies) and sometimes he does solo work. Often lumped in with psychobilly bands.
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Outras músicas:
- A Train Called Purgatory
- All American Girl
- Bang Bang Baby
- Beautiful Monster
- Big Noise
- Carved Your Name
- Crazy Jane
- Down At Your Grave
- Fall From Grace
- Forever Loving You
- Funny Thing About Heroes
- Ginny Oshay
- Girls Like You
- God Damn That Woman
- God Damn This Tornado
- Henry
- Hey Hank
- High Noon In Killville
- Howard Mcbane
- If You Buy Me A Jack Daniels
- Jerry Lynn
- Jesus Please Come On Down
- Jezebel
- Kansas City
- Kill Again
- Kings Highway
- Lazuri
- Lickered Up And Lonely
- Life Goes On
- Life Love Death And The Meter Man
- Lucky Day
- Mary Lou
- My Beloved
- My Time Is Coming
- New Boyfriend
- One Bullet Blues
- Pop Song
- Put The Gun Down Bobby
- Remember
- Sent Him Home
- Sittin Drinkin Thinkin
- Thank Your Lucky Stars
- The Arms Of A Stranger
- The Best Girl In The World
- The Joneses
- The Owl
- The Tears In Your Eyes
- This Morning
- Twenty Years Ago This Christmas
- Used To Send Her Flowers
- When I Think Of You
- Wish I Had A Car
- You Couldnt Find Me If You Tried
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:
F G Am
Am F
Last time I saw Danny, he was having trouble breathing
C G
bullet in his belly and a couple fingers gone.
Am F
thought about him dying, like a dog as I was leaving
C G Am
He's the one who always said, "Take the money and run."
Am F
perfect plan is perfect, up until something goes wrong
C G
like a cowboy in a liquor store, playing hero for a day
Am F
funny thing about heroes, they don't last very long
C G Am
said Danny you're a goner man, I'm sorry I can't stay
Am F
Seventeen months later, I'm drinking here in Tulsa
C G
hear a voice behind me say, "One move and it's goodbye."
Am F
Says Jack I cannot tell ya, how good it is to see you
C G Am
remember me, you left me in that liquor store to die
Am F
Bartender stands frozen, like a deer caught in the headlights
C G
I ask him for a couple shots for me and my old friend
Am F
He pours a couple bourbons, his old hands they are a tremblin'
C G Am
I turn around real slow and I say, "Danny, how ya' been?"
Am F
He grins and takes the bourbon, says you know I'm gonna kill you
C G
I drink my shot and I say, "What the hell, it's only fair."
Am F
I tell him that I'm sorry, I left him for the buzzards.
C G Am
a pistol shot rings out, I see a cowboy standing there
Am F
Danny's on the floor, bleeding heavy from his belly
C G
last thing that cowboy hears is my Colt singing its song
Am F
bartender ain't movin', he says, "Man I ain't no hero!"
C G Am
I tell him, "Funny thing about heroes, they don't last very long"
Am F
Last time I saw Danny, he was dying there in Tulsa
C G
money from the register got me over the state line
Am F
Last thing I told Danny was, "Man it was good to see you."
C G Am
When you're feeling better, you should look me up sometime.
When you're feeling better, why don't you look me up sometime.
When you're feeling better, why don't you look me up sometime.
F G Am
Am F
Last time I saw Danny, he was having trouble breathing
C G
bullet in his belly and a couple fingers gone.
Am F
thought about him dying, like a dog as I was leaving
C G Am
He's the one who always said, "Take the money and run."
Am F
perfect plan is perfect, up until something goes wrong
C G
like a cowboy in a liquor store, playing hero for a day
Am F
funny thing about heroes, they don't last very long
C G Am
said Danny you're a goner man, I'm sorry I can't stay
Am F
Seventeen months later, I'm drinking here in Tulsa
C G
hear a voice behind me say, "One move and it's goodbye."
Am F
Says Jack I cannot tell ya, how good it is to see you
C G Am
remember me, you left me in that liquor store to die
Am F
Bartender stands frozen, like a deer caught in the headlights
C G
I ask him for a couple shots for me and my old friend
Am F
He pours a couple bourbons, his old hands they are a tremblin'
C G Am
I turn around real slow and I say, "Danny, how ya' been?"
Am F
He grins and takes the bourbon, says you know I'm gonna kill you
C G
I drink my shot and I say, "What the hell, it's only fair."
Am F
I tell him that I'm sorry, I left him for the buzzards.
C G Am
a pistol shot rings out, I see a cowboy standing there
Am F
Danny's on the floor, bleeding heavy from his belly
C G
last thing that cowboy hears is my Colt singing its song
Am F
bartender ain't movin', he says, "Man I ain't no hero!"
C G Am
I tell him, "Funny thing about heroes, they don't last very long"
Am F
Last time I saw Danny, he was dying there in Tulsa
C G
money from the register got me over the state line
Am F
Last thing I told Danny was, "Man it was good to see you."
C G Am
When you're feeling better, you should look me up sometime.
When you're feeling better, why don't you look me up sometime.
When you're feeling better, why don't you look me up sometime.
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