Biography:
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band is the name of an American rock band of the 1970s and 1980s, from Narragansett, Rhode Island. Originally known as simply Beaver Brown, the group (consisting of John Cafferty (born ca. 1950) on vocals and rhythm guitar, Gary Gramolini on guitar, Patrick Lupo on bass, Kenny Jo Silva on drums, Bobby Cotoia on piano, and Michael "Tunes" Antunes on saxophone) initially established a popular following throughout Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
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- Down On My Knees
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- Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes
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- N Y C Song
- New York City Song Nyc Song
- Nyc Song
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- Tender Years
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Tuned down half step.
C
As I ride this lonesome highway
Am
The desert wind across my face
C
My mind slowly wanders
G
To another time….another place
C
When the world was so much younger
Am
With no reason to hold back
C
And we weren’t so afraid of losing
G
All the things we’d never had
C
Those days are gone forever
Am
Time to kiss the past goodbye
G
Meet me out tonight
C
On the open road
C
Baby we belong together
Am
If I had you by my side
G
Meet me out tonight
C
On the open road
Your had a dream you once believed in
That burned inside you like a fire
And that big wheel kept on turning
Somehow that dream it passed you by
Now that fire just keeps on burning
Leaves only hunger and desire
Gotta find yourself a new dream
And leave the rest behind
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Baby we belong together
If I had you by my side
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Somewhere over the horizen
Where the darkness meets the light
We’ll marry all our dreams together
Out on this open road tonight
(Sax solo. Chorus plays through twice)
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Baby we belong together
If I had you by my side
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
G C
On the open road
On the open road
On the open road
C
As I ride this lonesome highway
Am
The desert wind across my face
C
My mind slowly wanders
G
To another time….another place
C
When the world was so much younger
Am
With no reason to hold back
C
And we weren’t so afraid of losing
G
All the things we’d never had
C
Those days are gone forever
Am
Time to kiss the past goodbye
G
Meet me out tonight
C
On the open road
C
Baby we belong together
Am
If I had you by my side
G
Meet me out tonight
C
On the open road
Your had a dream you once believed in
That burned inside you like a fire
And that big wheel kept on turning
Somehow that dream it passed you by
Now that fire just keeps on burning
Leaves only hunger and desire
Gotta find yourself a new dream
And leave the rest behind
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Baby we belong together
If I had you by my side
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Somewhere over the horizen
Where the darkness meets the light
We’ll marry all our dreams together
Out on this open road tonight
(Sax solo. Chorus plays through twice)
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Baby we belong together
If I had you by my side
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
Those days are gone forever
Time to kiss the past goodbye
Meet me out tonight
On the open road
G C
On the open road
On the open road
On the open road
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