Biografia:
Morris Mac Davis (born in Lubbock, TX, on 21 January 1942; died September 29, 2020) was an American country music singer, songwriter, and actor who has enjoyed much crossover success. His early work writing for Elvis Presley produced the hits "Memories", "In the Ghetto", "Don't Cry Daddy", and "A Little Less Conversation". A subsequent solo career in the 1970s produced hits such as "Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me", making him a well-known name in pop music.
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Outras músicas:
- In The Ghetto
- Baby Dont Get Hooked On Me
- Bestest Friend
- Hard To Be Humble
- Hooked On Music
- I Believe In Music
- It Was Time
- Its Hard To Be Humble
- My Bestest Friend
- One Hell Of A Woman
- Stop And Smell The Roses
- Texas In My Rearview Mirror
- The Beer Drinking Song
- The Ghetto
- Watching Scotty Grow
- Whoever Finds This I Love You
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I BELIEVE IN MUSIC – MAC DAVIS
VERSE 1:
C Dm
I could just sit around, making music all day long.
G F G C F
As long as I'm making my music ain't gonna do nobody no harm.
C Dm
And who knows, maybe someday, I'll come up with a song
G
To make people want to stop this fussing and fighting
F G C
Long enough to sing along.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
VERSE 2:
C Dm
Music is love and love is music if you know what I mean
G F G C F
People who believe in music are the happiest people I've ever seen
C Dm
So clap your hands and stomp your feet and shake those tambourines
G F G C
Lift your voices to the sky, God loves you when you sing.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
VERSE 3:
C Dm
Music is the universal language, and love is the key
G F G C F
To peace and hope and understanding, and living in harmony
C Dm
So take your brother by the hand and come along with me
G F G C
Find out what it really means to be rich and young and free.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
Either repeat last line and finish or repeat chorus and fade.
This is not exactly the way it is played on the record. An interesting dynamic is to raise the third verse and
chorus by ½ tone, e.g. from C to Db and then to finish with the final (repeat) chorus raised by an additional
tone, e.g. D to E.
It’s a great ‘feel-good’ song which also has a great message. Have fun.
Flatpikkr. Jan 26,2015
VERSE 1:
C Dm
I could just sit around, making music all day long.
G F G C F
As long as I'm making my music ain't gonna do nobody no harm.
C Dm
And who knows, maybe someday, I'll come up with a song
G
To make people want to stop this fussing and fighting
F G C
Long enough to sing along.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
VERSE 2:
C Dm
Music is love and love is music if you know what I mean
G F G C F
People who believe in music are the happiest people I've ever seen
C Dm
So clap your hands and stomp your feet and shake those tambourines
G F G C
Lift your voices to the sky, God loves you when you sing.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
VERSE 3:
C Dm
Music is the universal language, and love is the key
G F G C F
To peace and hope and understanding, and living in harmony
C Dm
So take your brother by the hand and come along with me
G F G C
Find out what it really means to be rich and young and free.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
CHORUS:
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love
C Dm
I believe in music
F - G C
I - I believe in love.
Either repeat last line and finish or repeat chorus and fade.
This is not exactly the way it is played on the record. An interesting dynamic is to raise the third verse and
chorus by ½ tone, e.g. from C to Db and then to finish with the final (repeat) chorus raised by an additional
tone, e.g. D to E.
It’s a great ‘feel-good’ song which also has a great message. Have fun.
Flatpikkr. Jan 26,2015
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