Biography:
Frank Foster (September 23, 1928 – July 26, 2011) was an American tenor and soprano saxophonist, flautist, arranger, and composer. Foster collaborated frequently with Count Basie and worked as a bandleader from the early 1950s.
Foster was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and educated at Wilberforce University. In 1949, he moved to Detroit, Michigan, where he joined the local jazz scene, playing with musicians such as Wardell Gray. Drafted into the US Army in 1951, Foster served in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division.
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Capo on 3
A G D
They may not drink homemade wine, of know someone who makes moonshine, but
some of us still do.
A G D
You might not work in the rain, You might not hunt no game, but some of
us still do.
A G
You might not know when to run, when to hold your ground when to grab your
D
gun, but some of us still do.
Chorus
G D A G D
We're still out here on the edges, a hard earned dollar blue collar chosen
A G D A
few, sons and daughters of small town living legends, you might not
Eminor G D A
understand the backwoods point of view, but some of us still do.
A G D
You might not bow your head, every night before you go to bed, but some of
us still do.
A G D
You might not live your life like your grandaddy did when he was alive, but
some of us still do
A G D
You might not farm the land or even know a man whos got a plowboy tan, but
some of us still do
Repeat Chorus
A G
You might not have a fightin side when someone dares to cross that line,
D
but some of us still do
A G
You may not lay down your life for the land of the free for the stars and
D
the stripes, but some of us still do
Capo on 3
A G D
They may not drink homemade wine, of know someone who makes moonshine, but
some of us still do.
A G D
You might not work in the rain, You might not hunt no game, but some of
us still do.
A G
You might not know when to run, when to hold your ground when to grab your
D
gun, but some of us still do.
Chorus
G D A G D
We're still out here on the edges, a hard earned dollar blue collar chosen
A G D A
few, sons and daughters of small town living legends, you might not
Eminor G D A
understand the backwoods point of view, but some of us still do.
A G D
You might not bow your head, every night before you go to bed, but some of
us still do.
A G D
You might not live your life like your grandaddy did when he was alive, but
some of us still do
A G D
You might not farm the land or even know a man whos got a plowboy tan, but
some of us still do
Repeat Chorus
A G
You might not have a fightin side when someone dares to cross that line,
D
but some of us still do
A G
You may not lay down your life for the land of the free for the stars and
D
the stripes, but some of us still do
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