Biography:
Bob Luman (Robert Glynn Luman, 15 April 1937 - December 27, 1978) was an American country and rockabilly singer born in Blackjack, Texas, a church community south of Tyler in Smith County, Texas.
Bob first gained regional sucess following Elvis' departure as a regular from "The Louisanna Hayride" in 1956. His "Red Cadillac and a Black Moustache" did quite well receiving good radio play in the South. The girls at The Hayride screamed like they had for Elvis!
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Other songs:
- Aint Got Time To Be Unhappy
- Anything But Lonesome
- Bad Bad Day
- Because Of Losing You
- Blue Days Black Nights
- Closest Thing To Heaven
- Come On And Sing
- Empty Walls A Lonely Room
- Every Day I Have To Cry Some
- Have You Ever Said I Love You To A Lady
- It Wasnt Easy
- Lonely Woman Make Good Lovers
- Lonely Women Make Good Lovers
- My Baby Walks All Over Me
- Neither One Of Us
- Payphone
- Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache
- Still Loving You
- The File
- The Pay Phone
- When You Say Love
- You Cant Take The Country From The Boy
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Come On And Sing:Bob Luman.
#42 on BB Hot Country on HICKORY Records
in 1966.
INTRO: F
#1.
F Bb
Yeah,, most everybody's doin' too much fightin',
F C
and there's not enough singing going on.
F Bb
How many people have you ever seen fightin' while
F C F
they were singin' a song?
CHORUS:
F Bb F C
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
F
song.
F Bb F
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
C F
may not last long.
#2.
Gb B
Yeah, most everybody's mistreatin' one another,
Gb Db
just for their personal gain.
Gb B
But that wouldn't happen if the sisters and the
Db Gb
brothers would hold back their heads and sing.
CHORUS:
Gb B Gb Db
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
Gb
song.
Gb B Gb
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
Db Gb
may not last long.
#3.
G C
Yeah, now most everybody's doin' too much talking,
G D
talking and just getting mad.
G C
So, if all that talking's gonna make you unhappy
G D G
why don't just sing and be glad?
CHORUS:
G C G D
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
G
song.
G C G
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
D G
may not last long.
OUTRO:
G D G
(Yeah) this old world may not last long (let me hear you)
G D G
this old world may not last long.. (Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#42 on BB Hot Country on HICKORY Records
in 1966.
INTRO: F
#1.
F Bb
Yeah,, most everybody's doin' too much fightin',
F C
and there's not enough singing going on.
F Bb
How many people have you ever seen fightin' while
F C F
they were singin' a song?
CHORUS:
F Bb F C
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
F
song.
F Bb F
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
C F
may not last long.
#2.
Gb B
Yeah, most everybody's mistreatin' one another,
Gb Db
just for their personal gain.
Gb B
But that wouldn't happen if the sisters and the
Db Gb
brothers would hold back their heads and sing.
CHORUS:
Gb B Gb Db
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
Gb
song.
Gb B Gb
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
Db Gb
may not last long.
#3.
G C
Yeah, now most everybody's doin' too much talking,
G D
talking and just getting mad.
G C
So, if all that talking's gonna make you unhappy
G D G
why don't just sing and be glad?
CHORUS:
G C G D
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, sing me a happy
G
song.
G C G
Come on and sing boy, sing girl, this old world
D G
may not last long.
OUTRO:
G D G
(Yeah) this old world may not last long (let me hear you)
G D G
this old world may not last long.. (Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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