Biografia:
Guy Clark es un cantautor de música country. Nació en 1941 en Monahans (Texas, Estados Unidos). Sus primeras influencias fueron la música y canciones hispanas que escuchó en su niñez en Texas. Está casado con la compositora y artista Susanna Clark. También trabaja como luthier.
Guy Clark alcanzó el éxito como compositor con las canciones "L.A. Freeway" y "Desperados Waiting For A Train" que grabó Jerry Jeff Walker. Músicos como Johnny Cash, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Steve Wariner y Rodney Crowell han grabado canciones suyas.
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Outras músicas:
- Desperados Waiting For A Train
- A Little Of Both
- A Nickel For The Fiddler
- Anyhow I Love You
- Bag Of Bones
- Baton Rouge
- Black Diamond Strings
- Black Haired Boy
- Boats To Build
- Broken Hearted People
- Cold Dog Soup
- Dancin Days
- Dublin Blues
- El Coyote
- Forever For Always For Certain
- Fort Worth Blues
- Hanging Your Life On A Wall
- Hell Bent On A Heartache
- Heros
- Home Grown Tomatoes
- Homeless
- Howd You Get This Number
- I Dont Love You Much Do I
- Immigrant Eyes
- Indian Cowboy
- Instant Coffee Blues
- La Freeway
- Like A Coat From The Cold
- Lone Star Hotel
- Magdaline
- Magnolia Wind
- Maybe I Can Paint Over That
- Me Im Feelin The Same
- Mud
- My Favorite Picture Of You
- My Marie
- Off The Map
- Old Friends
- Out In The Parkin Lot
- Picassos Mandolin
- Red River
- Rita Ballou
- Shade Of All Greens
- She Aint Goin Nowhere
- Soldiers Joy 1864
- South Coast Of Texas
- Stuff That Works
- Texas 19
- Texas 1947
- That Old Time Feeling
- The Ballad Of Laverne And Captain Flint
- The Cape
- The Carpenter
- The Dark
- The Guitar
- The Houston Kid
- The Last Gunfighter Ballad
- Tornado Time In Texas
- Watermelon Dream
- Wild Man From Borneo
- Worry Be Gone
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!
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Now bein' six years old
G
I'd seen some trains before,
A
so it's hard to figure out
B7 E
what I'm at the depot for.
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Trains are big and black and smokin' steam,
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screamin' at the wheels,
A
bigger than anything there is,
B7 E
at least that's the way she feels
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Trains are big and black and smokin',
louder than July four,
A
but everybody's actin' like
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this might be somethin' more...
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...than just pickin' up the mail
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or the soldiers from the war,
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this is somethin' that even old man Wileman (?)
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never seen before.
[Bridge]
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And it's late afternoon
on a hot Texas day,
A
somethin' strange is goin' on
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and we's all in the way.
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Well there's fifty or sixty people
G
they're just sittin' on their cars,
A
and the old men left their dominoes
B7 E
and they come down from the bars.
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Everybody's checkin',
G
old Jack Kittrel(?) checked his watch,
A
and us kids put our ears
B7 E
to the rails to hear 'em pop.
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So we already knowed
when they finally said 'train time'
A
you'd a-thought that Jesus Christ himself
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was rollin' down the line.
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Cuz things got real quiet,
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Momma jerked me back,
A
not before I'd got the chance
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to lay a nickel on the track.
[CHORUS]
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Look out here she comes, she's comin',
A
Look out there she goes, she's gone,
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screamin' straight through Texas
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like a mad dog cyclone.
B7
Big, red, and silver,
she don't make no smoke,
A
she's a fast-rollin' streamline
B7 E
come to show the folks.
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Look out here she comes, she's comin'
A
Look out there she goes, she's gone,
B7
screamin' straight through Texas
A E
like a mad dog cyclone.
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...Lord, she never even stopped.
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She left fifty or sixty people
G
still sittin' on their cars,
A
and they're wonderin' what it's comin' to
B7 E
and how it got this far.
E
Oh but me I got a nickel smashed
G
flatter than a dime
A
by a mad dog, runaway
B7 E
red-silver streamline...train
CHORUS Fade
Now bein' six years old
G
I'd seen some trains before,
A
so it's hard to figure out
B7 E
what I'm at the depot for.
E
Trains are big and black and smokin' steam,
G
screamin' at the wheels,
A
bigger than anything there is,
B7 E
at least that's the way she feels
B7
Trains are big and black and smokin',
louder than July four,
A
but everybody's actin' like
B7 E
this might be somethin' more...
E
...than just pickin' up the mail
G
or the soldiers from the war,
A
this is somethin' that even old man Wileman (?)
B7 E
never seen before.
[Bridge]
F#m
And it's late afternoon
on a hot Texas day,
A
somethin' strange is goin' on
B7 E
and we's all in the way.
E
Well there's fifty or sixty people
G
they're just sittin' on their cars,
A
and the old men left their dominoes
B7 E
and they come down from the bars.
E
Everybody's checkin',
G
old Jack Kittrel(?) checked his watch,
A
and us kids put our ears
B7 E
to the rails to hear 'em pop.
B7
So we already knowed
when they finally said 'train time'
A
you'd a-thought that Jesus Christ himself
B7 E
was rollin' down the line.
E
Cuz things got real quiet,
G
Momma jerked me back,
A
not before I'd got the chance
B7 E
to lay a nickel on the track.
[CHORUS]
E
Look out here she comes, she's comin',
A
Look out there she goes, she's gone,
B7
screamin' straight through Texas
A E
like a mad dog cyclone.
B7
Big, red, and silver,
she don't make no smoke,
A
she's a fast-rollin' streamline
B7 E
come to show the folks.
E
Look out here she comes, she's comin'
A
Look out there she goes, she's gone,
B7
screamin' straight through Texas
A E
like a mad dog cyclone.
E
...Lord, she never even stopped.
E
She left fifty or sixty people
G
still sittin' on their cars,
A
and they're wonderin' what it's comin' to
B7 E
and how it got this far.
E
Oh but me I got a nickel smashed
G
flatter than a dime
A
by a mad dog, runaway
B7 E
red-silver streamline...train
CHORUS Fade
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