Biografia:
Gary Allan Herzberg (nascido em 05 de dezembro de 1967) é um artista americano da música country, conhecido artisticamento como Gary Allan.
::Discografia::
Used Heart for Sale (1996)
It Would Be You (1998)
Smoke Rings in the Dark (1999)
Alright Guy (2001)
See If I Care (2003)
Tough All Over (2005)
Greatest Hits (2007)
Living Hard (2007)
Get Off on the Pain (2010)
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Outras músicas:
- Best I Ever Had
- Don't Tell Mamma
- See If I Care
- Lovin’ You Against My Will
- A Feelin Like That
- A Feeling Like That
- A Showmans Life
- Adobe Walls
- All I Had Going Is Gone
- Alright Guy
- Baby I Will
- Bourbon Borderline
- Cowboy Blues
- Dont Tell Mama
- Dont Tell Mamma
- Drinkin Dark Whiskey
- Drop
- Every Storm Runs Out Of Rain
- Forever And A Day
- Forgotten But Not Gone
- From Where Im Sittin
- Get Off On The Pain
- Good As New
- Greenfields
- Half Of My Mistakes
- Her Man
- I Aint Runnin Yet
- I Can Love You
- I Dont Look Back
- I Think Ill Just Stay Here And Drink
- I Think Ive Had Enough
- If It Was A Drink
- Ill Take Today
- Im Doin My Best
- Im The One
- It Aint The Whiskey
- It Would Be You
- Kiss Me When Im Down
- Learning How To Bend
- Life Aint Always Beutiful
- Like Its A Bad Thing
- Livin Hard
- Livin In A House Of Love
- Living In House Full Love
- Lovin You Against My Will
- Man Of Me
- Man To Man
- Mess Me Up
- Nickajack Cave
- No Damn Good
- Nothing On But The Radio
- One
- One More Time
- Pieces
- Putting My Misery On Display
- Right Where I Need To Be
- Right Where I Need To Be 2
- Ring
- Runaway
- Sand In My Soul
- Send Back My Heart
- Shes So California
- Smoke Rings In The Dark
- Songs About Rain
- Sorry
- That Was A Tough Goodbye
- The Best
- The Devils Candy
- The One
- Today
- Tough All Over
- Tough Goodbye
- Tough Little Boys
- Wake Up Screaming
- Watching Airplanes
- We Touched The Sun
- What Id Say
- What Would Willie Do
- Whats On My Mind
- When You Give Yourself Away
- Yesterdays Rain
- You Without Me
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[ VERSE 1 ]
D
I was lost in trouble and strife
G
I heard a voice and it changed my life
D
Now it's a brand new day
A
and I ain't afraid to say
D
You're not alone when you're down and out
G
and I think you know who I'm talking about
When I don't know how I'll get through
A G A D
I ask myself What would Willie do?
[ CHORUS 1 ]
D
What would Willie do, well he'd travel so far
G
with nothing but a song and his old guitar
D
And a tour bus and some semi-trucks,
A
Thirty crew men and a little bit of luck
A
Well he loves all the people, the ugly and the randy
G
if you don't believe me take a look at the family
D
and they'll tell you that it's true
G A D
When skies are gray what would Willie do?
[ VERSE 2 ]
D
Well long ago he came unto us,
G
his words were simple but they went right through us
D
and the whole world sang along
A
but then they didn't want to hear his songs.
D
He was gone and we thought we'd lost him
G
but he grew his hair and he moved to Austin,
D
and all of the people smiled,
they came to hear him sing from miles.
G A
Like a miracle all those rednecks and hippies
D G
from New York city down to Mississippi
D
stood together and raised a brew
A G A
When it's all gone wrong what would Willie do?
[ BRIDGE ]
D
You know sometimes I wonder when I ain't getting nowhere
G
just what would old Willie do when it all gets too much to bear
D
I can see him on his lonely old tour bus
A
he's got problems just like any of us
D
Well he'd just take a deep breath and then he'd let it all go,
G
then he'd take another deep breath and let it all go,
D A
and he'd take another deep breath and he'd hold it.
D
Aaah and I'd bet he'd feel hungry in a way that seems strange,
G
yeah hungry for all the things that he just can't change.
D
Like the time he passed out in his own bedroom
A
and his wife sewed him up the sheets and beat him with a broom and he forgave her
D
And you think that's rough
G
well then the IRS came and they took away all of his stuff
D
They took his golf course, his recording studio
A
and he just went out and did another show
G A
So when it's all coming down on you
G G A D
better ask yourself what would Willie do?
[ CHORUS 2 ]
D
What would Willie do well he'd take a little time
G
and talk to old Rooster as he'd drive on down the line
D
and there's millions down that road
A
and with a word he's gonna lighten their load
D
He loves all the people no matter their races,
G
hell he even had a hit country song with Julio Iglesias
D
and that ain't easy to do
A G
So when it's all too much what would Willie
D A
when the game gets tough what would Willie
D G A D
when they call your bluff what would Willie do?
D
I was lost in trouble and strife
G
I heard a voice and it changed my life
D
Now it's a brand new day
A
and I ain't afraid to say
D
You're not alone when you're down and out
G
and I think you know who I'm talking about
When I don't know how I'll get through
A G A D
I ask myself What would Willie do?
[ CHORUS 1 ]
D
What would Willie do, well he'd travel so far
G
with nothing but a song and his old guitar
D
And a tour bus and some semi-trucks,
A
Thirty crew men and a little bit of luck
A
Well he loves all the people, the ugly and the randy
G
if you don't believe me take a look at the family
D
and they'll tell you that it's true
G A D
When skies are gray what would Willie do?
[ VERSE 2 ]
D
Well long ago he came unto us,
G
his words were simple but they went right through us
D
and the whole world sang along
A
but then they didn't want to hear his songs.
D
He was gone and we thought we'd lost him
G
but he grew his hair and he moved to Austin,
D
and all of the people smiled,
they came to hear him sing from miles.
G A
Like a miracle all those rednecks and hippies
D G
from New York city down to Mississippi
D
stood together and raised a brew
A G A
When it's all gone wrong what would Willie do?
[ BRIDGE ]
D
You know sometimes I wonder when I ain't getting nowhere
G
just what would old Willie do when it all gets too much to bear
D
I can see him on his lonely old tour bus
A
he's got problems just like any of us
D
Well he'd just take a deep breath and then he'd let it all go,
G
then he'd take another deep breath and let it all go,
D A
and he'd take another deep breath and he'd hold it.
D
Aaah and I'd bet he'd feel hungry in a way that seems strange,
G
yeah hungry for all the things that he just can't change.
D
Like the time he passed out in his own bedroom
A
and his wife sewed him up the sheets and beat him with a broom and he forgave her
D
And you think that's rough
G
well then the IRS came and they took away all of his stuff
D
They took his golf course, his recording studio
A
and he just went out and did another show
G A
So when it's all coming down on you
G G A D
better ask yourself what would Willie do?
[ CHORUS 2 ]
D
What would Willie do well he'd take a little time
G
and talk to old Rooster as he'd drive on down the line
D
and there's millions down that road
A
and with a word he's gonna lighten their load
D
He loves all the people no matter their races,
G
hell he even had a hit country song with Julio Iglesias
D
and that ain't easy to do
A G
So when it's all too much what would Willie
D A
when the game gets tough what would Willie
D G A D
when they call your bluff what would Willie do?
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