Biografia:
William "Billy" Ray Cyrus (Flatwoods, Kentucky, Estados Unidos no dia 25 de Agosto de 1961) é um cantor Country, compositor e ator que ajudou a tornar a música Country um fenômeno mundial. É o pai de Miley Cyrus.
Lançou 11 álbuns de estúdio desde 1992, 38 singles, mais conhecido por seu único #1 Achy Breaky Heart, na qual se tornou o primeiro single de sempre a atingir o status de Platina na Austrália e nos mais vendido de 1992 no mesmo país.
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Outras músicas:
- Achy Breaky Heart
- I Want My Mullet Back
- Ready Set Don't Go
- Ready, Set, Don’t Go (feat. Miley Cyrus)
- A Good Day
- A Pain In The Gas
- Aint Your Dog No More
- Back To Tennessee
- Busy Man
- Couldve Been Me
- Deja Blue
- Flying By
- Hey Elvis
- His Shoes
- Holding On To A Dream
- Hows My World Treatin You
- Im So Miserable
- In The Heart Of A Woman
- Lately
- Missing You
- Nobody
- Old Army Hat
- One Last Thrill
- Only God Could Stop Me Loving You
- Only Time Will Tell
- Ready Set Dont Go
- Runway Lights
- Shes Not Cryin Anymore
- Shes Not Crying Anymore
- Some Gave All
- Somebody New
- Somebody Said A Prayer
- Southern Rain
- Stand
- Storm In The Heartland
- Tenntucky
- The Freebird Fell
- The Man
- These Boots Are Made For Walking
- Thrillbilly
- Time Flies
- Truth Is I Lied
- Wanna Be Your Joe
- We Fought Hard
- What About Us
- Where Live When Get Home
- Wherem I Gonna Live
- Words By Heart
- You Wont Be Lonely Now
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!
[Intro]
G D Am G D Am
[Verse]
G D
Times were rough when times were lean,
C G D Am C
Most of the time nobody seemed to care.
G D
No more peace in a southern breeze,
C
Whistlin' through the willow trees
G D Am G/B
And I see you standin' there.
C G/B Am G/B
And I reach out to touch your face,
C G/B Am D
But the cold hard facts of life put me in my place.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
G D Am C
G D C
Watermelon growin' on the vine, the sweet taste of homemade wine,
G D Am C
And the soft touch of your fingertips.
G D
Layin' down by the riverside,
C
Do you recall how we used to hide,
G D Am G/B
So I could taste your lips?
C G/B Am G/B
Though the winds of change took me from home,
C G/B Am D
So many years just pass me by, and now I'm all alone.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D G G7
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
F C G F G
You said that we could last forever,
F C G F G
But I had my wild oats yet to sow.
F C Em
For every storm and each endeavour,
C G/B Am D
The past and the love we found just will not let me go.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D Em G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
C D C D G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern, southern rain.
D Am C G D Am C G
Oh to feel that southern rain. (repeat to finish)
G D Am G D Am
[Verse]
G D
Times were rough when times were lean,
C G D Am C
Most of the time nobody seemed to care.
G D
No more peace in a southern breeze,
C
Whistlin' through the willow trees
G D Am G/B
And I see you standin' there.
C G/B Am G/B
And I reach out to touch your face,
C G/B Am D
But the cold hard facts of life put me in my place.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
G D Am C
G D C
Watermelon growin' on the vine, the sweet taste of homemade wine,
G D Am C
And the soft touch of your fingertips.
G D
Layin' down by the riverside,
C
Do you recall how we used to hide,
G D Am G/B
So I could taste your lips?
C G/B Am G/B
Though the winds of change took me from home,
C G/B Am D
So many years just pass me by, and now I'm all alone.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D G G7
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
F C G F G
You said that we could last forever,
F C G F G
But I had my wild oats yet to sow.
F C Em
For every storm and each endeavour,
C G/B Am D
The past and the love we found just will not let me go.
C D G G7
Southern rain, fallin' down on me.
C D G G7
Think I'm back to yesterday and the way things used to be.
C D G F#m Em
Sweet Home on the radio, why do things have to change?
C D C D Em G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern rain.
C D C D G
Oh Lord, what I would not give to feel that southern, southern rain.
D Am C G D Am C G
Oh to feel that southern rain. (repeat to finish)
Billy Vaughn
Bing Cosby
Bing Crosby
Bioshock Infinit (...)
Biquini Cavad&at (...)
Bitamina
Bitty Mclean
Biz Markie
Bizét
Bj Thomas