Biografia:
A banda surgiu em 1977 em Fort Payne, AL. Antes de Alabama, as bandas eram normalmente relegado a um papel secundário na música country. Na primeira parte do século, as bandas eram populares com as audiências em todo o país, mas como as gravações se tornaram disponíveis, quase todos os artista popular era um vocalista, e não um grupo. Alabama foi o grupo que as bandas do país tornou popular novamente. Emergente no final dos anos 70, a banda teve raízes em ambos os países e rock
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Outras músicas:
- Cheap Seats
- Dixieland Delight
- Love In The First Degree
- Song Of The South
- The Closer You Get
- I’m In A Hurry (And Don’t Know Why)
- 5 Oclock 500
- A Candle In The Window
- A Little More Time On You
- Alabama Sky
- All American
- American Pride
- Angels Among Us
- As Right Now
- Born Country
- Cant Forget About You
- Cant Keep A Good Man Down
- Carolina Mountain Dew
- Carolina Mountain Dewe
- Changes Comin On
- Changes Coming On
- Christmas In Dixie
- Christmas In Your Arms
- Christmas Is Love
- Christmas Memories
- Close Enough To Perfect
- Closer You Get
- Dancin Shaggin On The Boulevard
- Dancing Shagging On The Boulevard
- Deep River Woman
- Down Home
- Down This Road
- End Of The Lyin
- Face To Face
- Fallin Again
- Feels So Right
- Five Oclock 500
- Forevers As Far As Ill Go
- Forty Hour Week
- Give Me One More Shot
- Hanging Up My Travelin Shoes
- Hats Off
- Here We Are
- High Cotton
- Hometown Honeymoon
- How Do You Fall In Love
- How Do You Fall In Love 2
- I Am A Pilgrim
- I Found You
- If I Had You
- If Youre Gonna Play In Texas
- Im In A Hurry
- Im Stoned
- It Works
- Jordans Banks
- Jukebox In My Mind
- Keep On Dreamin
- Lady Down On Love
- Lift Me Up
- Lonesome Valley
- Love Remains
- Mountain Music
- My Girl
- My Homes In Alabama
- Never Be One
- Not My Tab
- Of Course Im Alright
- Old Flame
- Old Flame 2
- Old Man
- Once Upon A Lifetime
- Pass It On Down
- Red River
- Roll On
- Shaggin On The Blvd
- She And I
- She Put The Sad In All His Songs
- Shes A Lady Down On Love
- Shes Got That Look In Her Eyes
- Simple As That
- Small Stuff
- Some Other Place Some Other Time
- Southern Star
- Take A Little Trip
- Take Me Down Tonight
- Tender Tennessee Christmas
- Tennessee River
- The Borderline
- The Cheap Seats
- The End Of The Lyin
- The Maker Said Take Her
- Then Again
- Theres A Fire In The Night
- Theres No Way
- Thistle Hair The Christmas Bear
- Tonight Is Christmas
- Touch Me When Were Dancing
- Twentieth Century
- We Cant Love Like This Anymore
- What In The Name Of Love
- When We Make Love
- Why Lady Why
- Will You Marry Me
- Woman Back Home
- Words At Twenty Paces
- You Cant Take The Country Out Of Me
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Alabama - American Pride
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C F Eb F Eb
American pride.
F Bb
Dad said "Son, I'm proud you won,
C7 F
But the game is more than any toy."
Bb
Momma said "Now son, say sir and say ma'am,
C7 F
And be proud you're a southern boy.
You play when you're hurtin',
Bb
And you work when you're tired,
C7 F
'Cause that was Grandpa's way.
F7 Bb
And the biscuits are better at Granny's house,
C7 F C
And the gravy tastes great all day."
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C
Something you cannot hide.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Traditions run deep and wide,
C F Eb Bb F Eb
With American pride.
F Bb
When a baby is born, we all celebrate,
C7 F
With tears of joy in family eyes.
Bb
'Cause we all know, the baby will grow,
C7 F
Up with American pride.
Yeah, we work and we play,
Bb
And we have our own ways,
C7 F
And we don't all look alike.
F/A
But if the cause is right,
Bb
We stand up and fight,
C F C
To protect our American pride.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C
Something you cannot hide.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Traditions run deep and wide,
C F Eb
With American pride.
Bb F Eb
With American pride.
F
Yes, American pride.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C F Eb F Eb
American pride.
F Bb
Dad said "Son, I'm proud you won,
C7 F
But the game is more than any toy."
Bb
Momma said "Now son, say sir and say ma'am,
C7 F
And be proud you're a southern boy.
You play when you're hurtin',
Bb
And you work when you're tired,
C7 F
'Cause that was Grandpa's way.
F7 Bb
And the biscuits are better at Granny's house,
C7 F C
And the gravy tastes great all day."
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C
Something you cannot hide.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Traditions run deep and wide,
C F Eb Bb F Eb
With American pride.
F Bb
When a baby is born, we all celebrate,
C7 F
With tears of joy in family eyes.
Bb
'Cause we all know, the baby will grow,
C7 F
Up with American pride.
Yeah, we work and we play,
Bb
And we have our own ways,
C7 F
And we don't all look alike.
F/A
But if the cause is right,
Bb
We stand up and fight,
C F C
To protect our American pride.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Something you can't describe,
C
Something you cannot hide.
F Eb
American pride,
F Bb
Something you feel inside.
Gm
Traditions run deep and wide,
C F Eb
With American pride.
Bb F Eb
With American pride.
F
Yes, American pride.
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