Biografia:
Phil Vassar nació en Mayo 28 de 1964 en Lynchburg, Virginia. Mientras estudiaba en la universidad, optó por tocar el piano y eventualmente encontró trabajo tocando para clubes como cantante. Decidió mudarse a Nashville, Tennessee para comenzar una carrera musical. Eventualmente, obtuvo un pequeño contrato de publicidad pero no tuvo éxitos con él.
A finales de 1990, comenzó a escribir canciones que fueron usadas para una variada cantidad de artistas country
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Outras músicas:
- Amazing Grace
- American Child
- Athens Grease
- Bye Bye
- Carlene
- Didnt You Know Shes Gone
- Dont Miss Your Life
- Erase
- Everywhere I Go
- For A Little While
- Gone By Dawn
- I Would
- Ill Take That As A Yes
- Im Alright
- In A Real Love
- John Wayne
- Just Another Day In Paradise
- Last Day Of My Life
- Lets Get Together
- Like I Never Loved Before
- Little Red Rodeo
- Love Is A Beautiful Thing
- Love Is Alive
- Lucky As Me
- Nobody Knows Me Like You
- Nothing Without You
- Right On The Money
- Rose Boquet
- Rose Bouquet
- Six
- Somewhere In Between
- Thats When I Love You
- This Is God
- Ultimate Love
- What Happens In Vegas
- Woman In My Life
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!
Standard tuning
Intro
G, G/D, C/G
e|-------------------------------------------------0------|
B|-------3-----3------1---1------3------3------1---1------|
G|------0-0---2-2----0-0--0-----0-0----2-2----0-0--0------|
D|-------------------------------------------------2------|
A|-----------0-----3-----------------0------3-------------|
E|----3-----------------------3---------------------------|
G D/F#
On a plane to the West Coast, laptop on my tray
C D
Papers spread across my seat, a big deadline to make
G D
An older man sitting next to me said, "Sorry to intrude,
C D
Thirty years ago my busy friend, I was you.
Em Bm C D
I made a ton of money and I climbed up the ladder,
Em Bm C D
Yeah, I was superman, not what does it matter.
[Chorus]
G
I missed the first steps my daughter took
Am C
The time my son played Captain Hook in 'Peter Pan'
D
I was in New York, said 'Sorry son, Dad has to work'
G
I missed the father daughter dance
Am
The first home run, no second chance
C
To be there when he crossed the plate
D
The moment's gone now it's too late
C Bm Am
Fame and fortune come with a heavy price
D G D/G C D
Son, don't miss your life."
G D
Funny you should say that, I was sitting at the gate
C D
My daughter called, she made straight A's and they're off to celebrate.
G D
Scrolling through the pictures of my little family
C D
My daughter with her mom and friends, not a single one with me.
Em Bm C D
They know I love 'em, I know they know I care
Em Bm C D
The truth is half the time, I'm not even there.
[Chorus]
G
I missed our fourth and fifth anniversary
Am
Our girl was early by a week
C
Her sister had to hold her hand
D
I was in L.A., she said "I understand"
G
I missed her first day of school
Am
Then what kind of crazy fool
C
Lets such precious moments pass
D
We all know time goes way too fast
C Bm Am D
Hold on tight ‘cause it don't happen twice
G
Don't miss your life.
F C/E D
When I get off this plane, I'll buy a turn-around ticket
F C/E D
Saturday's her eighth birthday and I'm not gonna miss it
G
There'll be balloons and birthday cake
Am
And I'll clean up the mess they make
C
My mom and dad are drivin' in
D
I haven't seen 'em in God knows when
G
My wife will probably say to me
Am C
"I thought you were supposed to be in Portland
D
For a few more days", I'll take her in my arms and say
C Bm Am D
"I heard some words that hit me hard last night,
G---
A man said: 'Don't miss your life'."
Intro
G, G/D, C/G
e|-------------------------------------------------0------|
B|-------3-----3------1---1------3------3------1---1------|
G|------0-0---2-2----0-0--0-----0-0----2-2----0-0--0------|
D|-------------------------------------------------2------|
A|-----------0-----3-----------------0------3-------------|
E|----3-----------------------3---------------------------|
G D/F#
On a plane to the West Coast, laptop on my tray
C D
Papers spread across my seat, a big deadline to make
G D
An older man sitting next to me said, "Sorry to intrude,
C D
Thirty years ago my busy friend, I was you.
Em Bm C D
I made a ton of money and I climbed up the ladder,
Em Bm C D
Yeah, I was superman, not what does it matter.
[Chorus]
G
I missed the first steps my daughter took
Am C
The time my son played Captain Hook in 'Peter Pan'
D
I was in New York, said 'Sorry son, Dad has to work'
G
I missed the father daughter dance
Am
The first home run, no second chance
C
To be there when he crossed the plate
D
The moment's gone now it's too late
C Bm Am
Fame and fortune come with a heavy price
D G D/G C D
Son, don't miss your life."
G D
Funny you should say that, I was sitting at the gate
C D
My daughter called, she made straight A's and they're off to celebrate.
G D
Scrolling through the pictures of my little family
C D
My daughter with her mom and friends, not a single one with me.
Em Bm C D
They know I love 'em, I know they know I care
Em Bm C D
The truth is half the time, I'm not even there.
[Chorus]
G
I missed our fourth and fifth anniversary
Am
Our girl was early by a week
C
Her sister had to hold her hand
D
I was in L.A., she said "I understand"
G
I missed her first day of school
Am
Then what kind of crazy fool
C
Lets such precious moments pass
D
We all know time goes way too fast
C Bm Am D
Hold on tight ‘cause it don't happen twice
G
Don't miss your life.
F C/E D
When I get off this plane, I'll buy a turn-around ticket
F C/E D
Saturday's her eighth birthday and I'm not gonna miss it
G
There'll be balloons and birthday cake
Am
And I'll clean up the mess they make
C
My mom and dad are drivin' in
D
I haven't seen 'em in God knows when
G
My wife will probably say to me
Am C
"I thought you were supposed to be in Portland
D
For a few more days", I'll take her in my arms and say
C Bm Am D
"I heard some words that hit me hard last night,
G---
A man said: 'Don't miss your life'."
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