Biografia:
Gênero
Country/Southern Rock/Rock
Membros
Cody Cannon-Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Cody Tate-Lead Guitar, Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
John Jeffers-Rhythm Guitar, Vocals, Lead Guitar
Gary Brown-Bass
Jeff Hogg-Drums
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Henry Glascock
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Natural de
Tyler, Texas
Gravadora
Smith Entertainment
Biografia
One moment, Whiskey Myers is cooking along on a blues/rock groove and you figure you have this East Texas band’s musical ambitions pegged. And for that moment, you do.
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Outras músicas:
- American Outlaws
- Anna Marie
- Ballad Of A Southern Man
- Bar Guitar And A Honky Tonk Crowd
- Broken Window Serenade
- Colloquy
- Dogwood
- Dyin For Tonight
- Early Morning Shakes
- Good Ole Days
- Guitar Picker
- Hank
- Lonely East Texas Nights
- Lonely East Tx Nights
- Mud
- Old Broke Guitar Picker
- Reckoning
- Shelter From The Rain
- Song For You
- Stone
- Summer 2005
- Trailer We Call Home
- Turn It Up
- Virginia
- Where The Sun Dont Shine
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!
Broken Window Serenade by Whiskey Myers
Transcribed by DWdrummer67. You can use either an Em or an Em7 on this one. I use
Em just because I prefer the sound of that chord. BTW... the Cadd9 variation I use for this is basically a
G chord with your low E and A string fingers dropped down one string each. Don't assume that that the
initial variation that's described as you hover over the chord is right. Have fun. It's a great tune.
Also... there is only so much you can do with a strumming patern, so it's missing the hammer-ons.
You should hear them as you listen to the song, and be able to make the necessary alterations, but
this pattern is close.
Tuning: Standard
[Intro]
Cadd9, Em (2x)
[Verse 1]
Cadd9
A couple of pretty flowers, that’s what I brought I to you
Em
I saw you through a broken window, with a different point of view
Cadd9
You had signs of depression, from a long line of sin
Em Cadd9
And your face tells a story, ‘bout the places you have been, I love you so
Em
I thought you should know
[Verse 2]
Cadd9
And that muddy waters flowin’, and as you take my hand
Em
Past the creek down by the holler, through your daddy’s land
Cadd9
And I could buy you a diamond, but I cannot change your world
Em Cadd9
‘Cuz I ain't got no money, you’ll never be my girl… no
Em
I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em
[Verse 3]
Cadd9
You was gonna be a singer, and a big movie star
Em
But you can’t catch no breaks baby, and Hollywood is hard
Cadd9
Now you work down at the Time Out, off of 155
Em Cadd9
And you’re dancing for your dollar, just tryin’ to stay alive, it hurts me so
Em
I thought you should know
[Verse 4]
Cadd9
And You feed your addiction, with your crystal meth
Em
And I plea for your life, as it takes you to your death
Cadd9
You make your deal with the devil, as your looks begin to fade
Em
Cadd9
I saw you laughin’ through the tears, as you slowly slipped away, I watched you go
Em Cadd9 Em
I thought you should know… yeah I watched you go… I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em, Cadd9, Em
[Verse 5]
Cadd9
And that cold rain is pourin’, as they lay you in a grave
Em
I can barely recognize you, in your fragile state
Cadd9
No more signs of depression, from a long time ago
Em Cadd9
I throw in a pretty flower, as they slowly laid you low, it was a rose
Em Cadd9 Em
I thought you should know… there it was a rose… I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em, Cadd9, Em
[Outro]
Cadd9
A couple of pretty flowers, that’s what I brought to you
Em Cadd9... Em...
I saw you through a broken window, with a different point of view…
Transcribed by DWdrummer67. You can use either an Em or an Em7 on this one. I use
Em just because I prefer the sound of that chord. BTW... the Cadd9 variation I use for this is basically a
G chord with your low E and A string fingers dropped down one string each. Don't assume that that the
initial variation that's described as you hover over the chord is right. Have fun. It's a great tune.
Also... there is only so much you can do with a strumming patern, so it's missing the hammer-ons.
You should hear them as you listen to the song, and be able to make the necessary alterations, but
this pattern is close.
Tuning: Standard
[Intro]
Cadd9, Em (2x)
[Verse 1]
Cadd9
A couple of pretty flowers, that’s what I brought I to you
Em
I saw you through a broken window, with a different point of view
Cadd9
You had signs of depression, from a long line of sin
Em Cadd9
And your face tells a story, ‘bout the places you have been, I love you so
Em
I thought you should know
[Verse 2]
Cadd9
And that muddy waters flowin’, and as you take my hand
Em
Past the creek down by the holler, through your daddy’s land
Cadd9
And I could buy you a diamond, but I cannot change your world
Em Cadd9
‘Cuz I ain't got no money, you’ll never be my girl… no
Em
I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em
[Verse 3]
Cadd9
You was gonna be a singer, and a big movie star
Em
But you can’t catch no breaks baby, and Hollywood is hard
Cadd9
Now you work down at the Time Out, off of 155
Em Cadd9
And you’re dancing for your dollar, just tryin’ to stay alive, it hurts me so
Em
I thought you should know
[Verse 4]
Cadd9
And You feed your addiction, with your crystal meth
Em
And I plea for your life, as it takes you to your death
Cadd9
You make your deal with the devil, as your looks begin to fade
Em
Cadd9
I saw you laughin’ through the tears, as you slowly slipped away, I watched you go
Em Cadd9 Em
I thought you should know… yeah I watched you go… I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em, Cadd9, Em
[Verse 5]
Cadd9
And that cold rain is pourin’, as they lay you in a grave
Em
I can barely recognize you, in your fragile state
Cadd9
No more signs of depression, from a long time ago
Em Cadd9
I throw in a pretty flower, as they slowly laid you low, it was a rose
Em Cadd9 Em
I thought you should know… there it was a rose… I thought you should know
[Break]
Cadd9, Em, Cadd9, Em
[Outro]
Cadd9
A couple of pretty flowers, that’s what I brought to you
Em Cadd9... Em...
I saw you through a broken window, with a different point of view…
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