Biografia:
Bellamy Brothers son un dúo estadounidense del pop y música country formado por hermanos David Milton Bellamy (nacido el 16 de septiembre 1950) y Homer Howard Bellamy (nacido el 02 de febrero 1946 , ambos de Darby, Florida , Estados Unidos . El dúo tuvo un éxito considerable en los años 1970 y 1980, comenzando con el lanzamiento de Let Your Love Flow "en 1976, un único número uno en el Billboard Hot 100 .
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Outras músicas:
- Crazy From The Heart
- Hillbilly Hell
- If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body
- Let Your Love Flow
- More Of You
- Redneck Girl
- Almost Jamaica
- Blame It On The Fire In My Heart
- Boobs
- Can I Come On Home To You
- Classic Case Of The Blues
- Cowboy Beat
- Crossfire
- Dancing Cowboys
- Diesel Cafe
- Dinosaur Wine
- Do You Love As Good As You Look
- Drug Problems
- Feelin The Feelin
- For All The Wrong Reasons
- God Aint Finished With Me Yet
- Highway 2
- I Go Crazy From The Heart
- I Love Her Mind
- I Love You For All The Wrong Reasons
- I Need More Of You
- Id Lie To You For Your Love
- If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me
- Im The Only Sane Man Left Alive
- Inside My Guitar
- Inside Of My Guitar
- Kids Of The Baby Boom
- Let Fantsy
- Living In The West
- Lord Help Me Be The Person
- Lovers Live Longer
- Lovin On
- My Wife Left Me For My Girlfriend
- Not
- Nothing Heavy
- Old Hippie
- Old Hippie 10 Years Later
- Old Hippie 20 Years Later
- Old Love Song
- Reggae Cowboy
- Satin Sheets
- Send Me A Letter Amanda
- Sugar Daddy
- Tumbleweed And Rosalee
- Vertical Expression
- We Dont Call 911
- When Im Away From You
- You Aint Just Whistlin Dixie
- Youll Never Be Sorry
- Your The World
- Youre My Favorite Star
- Youre The World
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!
Capo 2
[Verse 1]
D
I hear people talking
About going cold turkey
G D
Trying out, checking in to Betty Ford
G D Em
But I just can't relate to those strange addictions
A7 D
Cause my drug problems never went ignored
[Chorus]
D G D
You see, I was drug to church on Sunday morning
D G D
I was drug to family reunions
G D Em
I was drug to grandpa's farm to work every summer
G A7
And I was drug to weddings and to funerals
D G D
I was drug out the door to go to school, everyday
D G D
I was drug by my ears when I was bad
G D Em
When I disobeyed, my parents were my teachers
G A7
I was drug to the woodshed by my Dad
D G D
And those drugs are still running through my veins
D G D
Still effecting what I do and say
G D Em
And if kids today had those kind of drug problems
G A7 D
I believe the world would be a better place
[Instrumental]
D G D A7 D
[Verse 2]
D G D
I won't claim I grew up to be perfect, far from it
D G D
But every time I start to make a slip
G D
I can see Daddy reaching for the Good Book
G A7
And hear those payers role from Mamma's lips
D G D
And that's why I count my blessings every evening
D G D
And pray to the good Lord up above
G D Em
To thank him for giving me a drug problem
G A7 D
And a home and a family filled with love
[Chorus] (x2)
D G D
You see, I was drug to church on Sunday morning
D G D
I was drug to family reunions
G D Em
I was drug to grandpa's farm to work every summer
G A7
And I was drug to weddings and to funerals
D G D
I was drug out the door to go to school, everyday
D G D
I was drug by my ears when I was bad
G D Em
When I disobeyed, my parents were my teachers
G A7
I was drug to the woodshed by my Dad
D G D
And those drugs are still running through my veins
D G D
Still effecting what I do and say
G D Em
And if kids today had those kind of drug problems
G A7 D
I believe the world would be a better place
[Verse 1]
D
I hear people talking
About going cold turkey
G D
Trying out, checking in to Betty Ford
G D Em
But I just can't relate to those strange addictions
A7 D
Cause my drug problems never went ignored
[Chorus]
D G D
You see, I was drug to church on Sunday morning
D G D
I was drug to family reunions
G D Em
I was drug to grandpa's farm to work every summer
G A7
And I was drug to weddings and to funerals
D G D
I was drug out the door to go to school, everyday
D G D
I was drug by my ears when I was bad
G D Em
When I disobeyed, my parents were my teachers
G A7
I was drug to the woodshed by my Dad
D G D
And those drugs are still running through my veins
D G D
Still effecting what I do and say
G D Em
And if kids today had those kind of drug problems
G A7 D
I believe the world would be a better place
[Instrumental]
D G D A7 D
[Verse 2]
D G D
I won't claim I grew up to be perfect, far from it
D G D
But every time I start to make a slip
G D
I can see Daddy reaching for the Good Book
G A7
And hear those payers role from Mamma's lips
D G D
And that's why I count my blessings every evening
D G D
And pray to the good Lord up above
G D Em
To thank him for giving me a drug problem
G A7 D
And a home and a family filled with love
[Chorus] (x2)
D G D
You see, I was drug to church on Sunday morning
D G D
I was drug to family reunions
G D Em
I was drug to grandpa's farm to work every summer
G A7
And I was drug to weddings and to funerals
D G D
I was drug out the door to go to school, everyday
D G D
I was drug by my ears when I was bad
G D Em
When I disobeyed, my parents were my teachers
G A7
I was drug to the woodshed by my Dad
D G D
And those drugs are still running through my veins
D G D
Still effecting what I do and say
G D Em
And if kids today had those kind of drug problems
G A7 D
I believe the world would be a better place
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