Biografia:
Laura and Lydia Rogers are real-life sisters from Muscle Shoals, Alabama.[2] With a love for music coming from both sides of their family (their grandfather and his brothers forged a group called The Happy Valley Boys), they grew up with a zeal for country music and sang songs with their family by country music artists such as Don Williams. The girls first learned to harmonize through singing a cappella at their hometown church.[3] Laura and Lydia never considered a singing career as a duo.
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Outras músicas:
- He's Fine
- Tomorrow Will Be Kinder
- All About You
- Bad Habit
- Black And Blue
- Dirty Lie
- Do You Love An Apple
- Good Luck Good Night Goodbye
- Hes Fine
- House Of Gold
- I Cannot Find A Way
- If I Dont
- Iuka
- Ive Got A Feelin
- Let There Be Lonely
- Little Again
- Lonely Island
- Mississippi
- My Heart Skips A Beat
- Next Sunday
- Put Your Needle Down
- Rattle My Bones
- River Jordan
- Something Stupid
- Tennessee Me
- Tennessee River Runs Low
- The One I Love Is Gone
- The Pocket Knife
- The Secret Sisters
- Til Its Over
- To All Of The Girls Who Cry
- Waste The Day
- Why Baby Why
- Why Dont You Love Me
- Youve Got It Wrong
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Amazingly simple, yet stunningly beautiful song
from The Secret Sisters.
http://www.secretsistersband.com/
I have kept the lyrics the same as the version I've
heard, and although they are American, from Alabama I
believe, they use the English slang for a cigarette
in the third verse 'a fag in his mouth' , some people
may choose to change this if it makes you uncomfortable.
DO YOU LOVE AN APPLE
INTRO: A A
A D A D
Do you love an apple, Do you love a pear
A D A E E7
Do you love a laddy with curly brown ha-ir
A D
Why yes, I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
Before I got married, I wore a black shawl
A D A E E7
But after I married, I wore bugger all-ll
A D
But still I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
He stands on the corner, A fag in his mouth
A D A E E7
His hands in his pockets, He whistles me ou-out
A D
But still I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
Do you love an apple, Do you love a pear
A D A E E7
Do you love a laddy with curly brown ha-ir
A D
Why yes, I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A
I'll always love him till the day that I die
from The Secret Sisters.
http://www.secretsistersband.com/
I have kept the lyrics the same as the version I've
heard, and although they are American, from Alabama I
believe, they use the English slang for a cigarette
in the third verse 'a fag in his mouth' , some people
may choose to change this if it makes you uncomfortable.
DO YOU LOVE AN APPLE
INTRO: A A
A D A D
Do you love an apple, Do you love a pear
A D A E E7
Do you love a laddy with curly brown ha-ir
A D
Why yes, I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
Before I got married, I wore a black shawl
A D A E E7
But after I married, I wore bugger all-ll
A D
But still I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
He stands on the corner, A fag in his mouth
A D A E E7
His hands in his pockets, He whistles me ou-out
A D
But still I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A A
I'll always love him 'till the day that I die
A D A D
Do you love an apple, Do you love a pear
A D A E E7
Do you love a laddy with curly brown ha-ir
A D
Why yes, I love him, I'll never deny him
A E A
I'll always love him till the day that I die
The Shirelles
The Shivers
The Short Cuts
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The Silver Seas
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