Biografia:
De onde vem o nome “LOBO” ? Esta sempre é a primeira pergunta que se faz sobre o pop star LOBO, cujo nome real é Roland Kent LaVoie. Este nome deve-se ao fato dele estar sempre com seu cachorro pastor alemão, chamado BOO, que realmente parece com um lobo. LOBO recentemente mudou-se para Nasville, Tennesee, onde ele tem uma vida calma com sua esposa Susie e seus cães e gatos.
Ele viveu por muito tempo na Florida e alguma parte do seu tempo, também em sua casa na montanha na Carolina do Norte.
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Outras músicas:
- I Want You To Want Me
- A Simple Man
- Country Feeling
- Dont Expect Me To Be Your Friend
- Dont Tell Me Goodnight
- Faithful
- Faithfull
- How Can I Tell Her
- Id Love You To Want Me
- Im The Only One
- Love Me For What I Am
- Me And You And A Dog Named Blue
- Me And You And A Dog Named Boo
- Stoney
- The Albatross
- The War To End All Wars
- There Aint No Way
- Thinking Of You
- We Can Make It
- Would I Still Have You
- You And Me And A Dog Named Boo
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THE ALBATROSS
written by Dick Holler – Sung by Lobo
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] Albatross
What [Cm] a funny thing you [G] are
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] albatross
Why [Cm] must you fly so [G] far
[C] Today the waves are [D] no ones slaves
[C] Tomorrow's waves may [G] be
Do [Am7] you believe in [G] me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Your [Cm] songs to wild and [G] free
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Ah but [Cm]sing a song for [G] me
[C] Once my skies could [G] fill your eyes
[C] With rain and [G] sympathy
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] whitest dove
[Cm] How can I gain [G] release
[G] The man then killed the [Bm] whitest dove
And [Cm] justly kept the [G] peace
[C] For I must cry and [G] surely die
[C] To keep the people [G] free
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
written by Dick Holler – Sung by Lobo
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] Albatross
What [Cm] a funny thing you [G] are
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] albatross
Why [Cm] must you fly so [G] far
[C] Today the waves are [D] no ones slaves
[C] Tomorrow's waves may [G] be
Do [Am7] you believe in [G] me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Your [Cm] songs to wild and [G] free
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] nightingale
Ah but [Cm]sing a song for [G] me
[C] Once my skies could [G] fill your eyes
[C] With rain and [G] sympathy
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
[G] The man spoke to the [Bm] whitest dove
[Cm] How can I gain [G] release
[G] The man then killed the [Bm] whitest dove
And [Cm] justly kept the [G] peace
[C] For I must cry and [G] surely die
[C] To keep the people [G] free
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
Do [Am7] you believe in [G]me
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