Biografia:
Trooper is one of two artists:
1. A Canadian rock band formed in Vancouver, BC in 1975.
2. A Romanian heavy metal band formed in Targoviste, Romania in 1995.
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1) Canadian Band:
Trooper is a Canadian rock band formed by high school friends Ra McGuire and Brian Smith in 1975.
The band was signed by Randy Bachman to his "Legend" label and released their self-titled debut album on July 1st 1975. This album produced the hit singles Baby Woncha
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Outras músicas:
- We Are Here For A Good Time
- 3 Dressed Up As A 9
- Baby Woncha Please Come Home
- Gambler
- Janine
- Legend
- Oh Pretty Lady
- Raise A Little Hell
- Santa Maria
- Say Goodnight
- The Boys In The Bright White Sports Car
- The Last Of The Gypsies
- Thin White Line
- Two For The Show
- Were Here For A Good Time
- Were Here For A Good Time Not A Long Time
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Trooper-Last Of The Gypsies
D D
D
He woke up in the back of the van
A
Five in the mornin' with the rest of the band
G D
Waitin' for sunrise he picked up his old guitar
D
With five hundred miles left to go
A
He started playin' soft and low
G A
He didn't play no rock n' roll He sang a gypsy song
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Home where they belong
G
Don't let 'em go where the lights are bright
A
and the gypsy sings his song
D
Don't let your restless boys
F#m
Be tempted by the sound
G
of singin' and dancing
A
'Cause the last of the gypsies
D
are comin' to town
D
As he sat on his suitcase and played
A
His thoughts started drifting away
G D
Back down the highway To the night before
D
To the people, the noise, and the light
A
And the singing late into the night
G A
And the slippin' away Back to the road
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Hold the brothers down
G
Don't let 'em go to the show tonight
A
When the gypsies come to town
[Instrumental]
D F#m G A D
D
He grew up with a need to be free
A
Just like the gypsies of old used to be
G A
Ain't he just like you and me
D
So he's out on the road with the boys
F#m
Playing their guitars and makin' noise
G
Singing their songs every night
A
Just like a gypsy band
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Home where they belong
G
Don't let 'em go where the lights are bright
A
and the gypsy sings his song
D
Don't let your restless boys
F#m
Be tempted by the sound
G
of singin' and dancing
A
'Cause the last of the gypsies
D
are comin' to town
D D
D
He woke up in the back of the van
A
Five in the mornin' with the rest of the band
G D
Waitin' for sunrise he picked up his old guitar
D
With five hundred miles left to go
A
He started playin' soft and low
G A
He didn't play no rock n' roll He sang a gypsy song
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Home where they belong
G
Don't let 'em go where the lights are bright
A
and the gypsy sings his song
D
Don't let your restless boys
F#m
Be tempted by the sound
G
of singin' and dancing
A
'Cause the last of the gypsies
D
are comin' to town
D
As he sat on his suitcase and played
A
His thoughts started drifting away
G D
Back down the highway To the night before
D
To the people, the noise, and the light
A
And the singing late into the night
G A
And the slippin' away Back to the road
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Hold the brothers down
G
Don't let 'em go to the show tonight
A
When the gypsies come to town
[Instrumental]
D F#m G A D
D
He grew up with a need to be free
A
Just like the gypsies of old used to be
G A
Ain't he just like you and me
D
So he's out on the road with the boys
F#m
Playing their guitars and makin' noise
G
Singing their songs every night
A
Just like a gypsy band
D
Ladies lock up your daughters
F#m
Home where they belong
G
Don't let 'em go where the lights are bright
A
and the gypsy sings his song
D
Don't let your restless boys
F#m
Be tempted by the sound
G
of singin' and dancing
A
'Cause the last of the gypsies
D
are comin' to town
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