Biografia:
Montgomery Gentry é uma dupla de country music, fundada nos anos 90, formada por Eddie Montgomery e Troy Gentry.
Antes da formação da dupla, Eddie e Troy cantavam juntos com o irmão mais novo do Eddie ,John Michael Montgomery em uma banda chamada Early Tymz. A dupla teve vários nomes antes de decidirem se chamar Montgomery Gentry.
Albums de Montgomery Gentry
Tattoos & Scars (1999)
Carrying On (2001)
My Town (2002)
You Do Your Thing (2004)
Something to Be Proud Of: The Best of 1999-2005 (2006)
Some People Change (2006)
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Outras músicas:
- All Hell Broke Loose
- All I Know About Mexico
- All Night Long
- Back When I Knew It All
- Back When I Knew It All Wintro
- Bad For Good
- Better Me
- Black Jack Fletcher And Mississippi Sam
- Break My Heart Again
- Carrying On
- Clouds
- Cold One Comin On
- Crazies Welcome
- Daddy Wont Sell The Farm
- Damn Right I Am
- Didnt I
- Didnt Your Mama Tell Ya
- Drink Along Song
- Feet Back On The Ground
- Folks Like Us
- For The Money
- Free Fall
- Get Down South
- Gone
- Good Clean Fun
- Headlights
- Hell Yeah
- Hellbent On Saving Me
- Hillbilly Shoes
- I Aint Got It All That Bad
- I Cant Lie To Me
- I Got Drunk
- I Never Thought Id Live This Long
- If You Ever Stop Lovin Me
- Ill Keep The Kids
- King Of The World
- Letters From Home
- Lie Before You Leave
- Lonely And Gone
- Lonely Gone
- Lonesome
- Long Line Of Losers
- Loved More Than Hurt
- Lucky Man
- Lucky To Be Here
- Merry Christmas From The Family
- My Fathers Son
- My Town
- Needing A Beer
- One In Every Crowd
- One Trip
- Ramblin Man
- Redder Than That
- Roll With Me
- Self Made Man
- She Couldnt Change Me
- She Dont Tell Me To
- Shotgun Wedding
- So Called Life
- Some People Change
- Something To Be Proud Of
- Speed
- Talkin To My Angel
- Talking To My Angel
- Tattoos And Scars
- Thats The Thing About America
- The Big Revival
- The Fine Line
- The Fine Line 2
- The Man That I Am
- Trouble Is
- Trying To Survive
- Twenty Years Ago
- Wanted Dead Or Alive
- What Do Ya Think About That
- What It Takes
- Whatcha Say We Dont
- Where I Come From
- While The World Goes Down The Drain
- While Youre Still Young
- World Goes Down Drain
- You Do Your Thing
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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Twenty Years Ago
[Intro]
G G D D G G D D
[Verse 1]
G
Well, I was at that smart-ass time of my life,
When I’d pick a fight just to pick a fight
D
If he said black, I said white, if he took one side I took the other side
G
The dinner table we sat around, was more like a battleground
D
And I lost more times than I won, I woulda learned later on
Bm G A
That he was always preachin’ ‘bout his past
Bm G A
I just kept screamin’ “Come on, Dad!”
[Chorus 1]
D Em7/B
That was twenty years ago, you don’t know me at all!
G A
Tryin’ to talk to you is like talkin’ to the wall
D Em7/B
Yeah, you gave me my life, but it’s my life to live
D/F# G A G D
Maybe I don’t wanna live it like you did, Twenty years ago
[Verse 2]
G
He was built with blue collar sweat and blood, square jaw and a crew cut
D
A purple heart, a Viet Vet, he'd tell you every chance he'd get
G
Always runnin’ down my rock n' roll, my friends, my hair, my clothes
D
One night it all got out of control, and right there we came to blows
Bm G A Bm G A
And that was just enough to get me gone, I couldn't wait to prove him wrong!
[Chorus 2]
D Em7/B
Twenty years ago, I struck out on my own
G A
Couldn't tell me nothin’, I didn’t already know
D Em7/B
Yeah, I was on my way, what the hell did I care
D/F#
About my old man and his gray hair
G A Em7/B Bm Em7/B Bm
Thought about the road I chose, twenty years ago
[Bridge 1]
Em7/B
Well I left as fast as the leaves fell that autumn
Bm Em7/B
I never looked back and I never once called him, but every time I talked to Momma
Bm
I wondered if he was there, or if he even cared
Em7/B
I figured I walked out on him and the course of our love had run
Bm
Momma said 'no, no, you listen to me son,
Em7/B
He’s a stubborn man and he won't give in.
Bm
He believes what he believes, well you’re just like him'
[Bridge 2]
Cadd9 Csus2 Cadd9
Well I could tell by her voice that there was something wrong
Cadd9
She broke down, and said he ain’t got long
Csus2 Cadd9
So I caught the next plane home, thought about all the years gone
Cadd9 Csus2
How my pride had let so much time go by
G/B Em7
I ran up those stairs and stood by his bed and I cried
[Chorus 3]
D Em7/B
Twenty years ago, I thought I knew it all
G A
But tryin’ to talk to me, was like talkin’ to the wall
D Em7/B
I thought I was a man, actin’ like I did
D/F# G
But all I want right now, is just to be your kid
[Outro]
Em7/B D/F# G
Just before my dad gave up the ghost
Em7/B D/F# G A G
He took my hand and said "son let it go”, that was twenty years ago
G
Twenty years ago
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A=(x 0 2 2 2 0)
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Csus2=(x 3 x x 3 3)
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Twenty Years Ago
[Intro]
G G D D G G D D
[Verse 1]
G
Well, I was at that smart-ass time of my life,
When I’d pick a fight just to pick a fight
D
If he said black, I said white, if he took one side I took the other side
G
The dinner table we sat around, was more like a battleground
D
And I lost more times than I won, I woulda learned later on
Bm G A
That he was always preachin’ ‘bout his past
Bm G A
I just kept screamin’ “Come on, Dad!”
[Chorus 1]
D Em7/B
That was twenty years ago, you don’t know me at all!
G A
Tryin’ to talk to you is like talkin’ to the wall
D Em7/B
Yeah, you gave me my life, but it’s my life to live
D/F# G A G D
Maybe I don’t wanna live it like you did, Twenty years ago
[Verse 2]
G
He was built with blue collar sweat and blood, square jaw and a crew cut
D
A purple heart, a Viet Vet, he'd tell you every chance he'd get
G
Always runnin’ down my rock n' roll, my friends, my hair, my clothes
D
One night it all got out of control, and right there we came to blows
Bm G A Bm G A
And that was just enough to get me gone, I couldn't wait to prove him wrong!
[Chorus 2]
D Em7/B
Twenty years ago, I struck out on my own
G A
Couldn't tell me nothin’, I didn’t already know
D Em7/B
Yeah, I was on my way, what the hell did I care
D/F#
About my old man and his gray hair
G A Em7/B Bm Em7/B Bm
Thought about the road I chose, twenty years ago
[Bridge 1]
Em7/B
Well I left as fast as the leaves fell that autumn
Bm Em7/B
I never looked back and I never once called him, but every time I talked to Momma
Bm
I wondered if he was there, or if he even cared
Em7/B
I figured I walked out on him and the course of our love had run
Bm
Momma said 'no, no, you listen to me son,
Em7/B
He’s a stubborn man and he won't give in.
Bm
He believes what he believes, well you’re just like him'
[Bridge 2]
Cadd9 Csus2 Cadd9
Well I could tell by her voice that there was something wrong
Cadd9
She broke down, and said he ain’t got long
Csus2 Cadd9
So I caught the next plane home, thought about all the years gone
Cadd9 Csus2
How my pride had let so much time go by
G/B Em7
I ran up those stairs and stood by his bed and I cried
[Chorus 3]
D Em7/B
Twenty years ago, I thought I knew it all
G A
But tryin’ to talk to me, was like talkin’ to the wall
D Em7/B
I thought I was a man, actin’ like I did
D/F# G
But all I want right now, is just to be your kid
[Outro]
Em7/B D/F# G
Just before my dad gave up the ghost
Em7/B D/F# G A G
He took my hand and said "son let it go”, that was twenty years ago
G
Twenty years ago
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