Biography:
The new album "Honky Tonks and Cheap Motels" now available on ITunes.
Official Website - www.whiteymorgan.com
The roots of country music are despair, pain, sorrow and anguish expressed through song. Drinking, prison, hitting the road, loving and leaving women - these are the classic themes in country. There are no flip-flops in country music. There is no Margaritaville or sandy beaches to the Outlaws.
There is Whitey Morgan.
Whitey Morgan hails from Flint, Michigan.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Whitey Morgan- Drunken Nights in The City
G
I'll tell you a story about a night on the town
D
Started off drinking at five
By the time I was through
I'd near worn out my shoes
G
And visited every known dive
All the lights in the alley
Fall dim on the ground
C
When you're trying to see your way home
And the all night ladies
G
In their perfume so fine
D C G
Yeah, won't leave a poor boy alone
C
Drunken nights in the city
G
Showin' their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Down where the neon lights glow
G
Early next morning I rose up so bad
D
My eyes were as red as the light
My pockets were empty, so was my heart
G
I promised to put things right
I went down to the preacher, fell on my knees
C
Asked the preacher to right all the wrongs
G
But he just shoke his head, looked sorry when he said
D C G
"Son, you been on them streets far too long"
C
Drunken nights in the city
G
Showin' their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Down where the neon lights glow
C
Drunken nights on the city
G
Are showing their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Yeah, down where the neon lights glow
D C G
Yeah, down where the neon lights glow
G
I'll tell you a story about a night on the town
D
Started off drinking at five
By the time I was through
I'd near worn out my shoes
G
And visited every known dive
All the lights in the alley
Fall dim on the ground
C
When you're trying to see your way home
And the all night ladies
G
In their perfume so fine
D C G
Yeah, won't leave a poor boy alone
C
Drunken nights in the city
G
Showin' their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Down where the neon lights glow
G
Early next morning I rose up so bad
D
My eyes were as red as the light
My pockets were empty, so was my heart
G
I promised to put things right
I went down to the preacher, fell on my knees
C
Asked the preacher to right all the wrongs
G
But he just shoke his head, looked sorry when he said
D C G
"Son, you been on them streets far too long"
C
Drunken nights in the city
G
Showin' their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Down where the neon lights glow
C
Drunken nights on the city
G
Are showing their toe
C G
They'll take you for more than you know
C
You can't judge a book
G
And you can't trust a crook
D C G
Yeah, down where the neon lights glow
D C G
Yeah, down where the neon lights glow
