Biography:
Douwe Bob Posthuma (born 12 December 1992), professionally known by only his first names Douwe Bob, is a Dutch singer-songwriter. He won the Dutch talent show De beste singer-songwriter van Nederland. He specializes in folk and country music and he has released four albums. He represented the Netherlands in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016.
Early life
Douwe Bob Posthuma was born on 12 December 1992 in Amsterdam in the Netherlands. He was born into a Frisian family.
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Other songs:
- A Damn Good Time
- Black Jolene
- Blind Mans Bluff
- Cant Slow Down
- Cynic
- Doctor
- Eliza Jane
- Fine Line
- Get Real
- Gini
- Golden Hair
- He Ho Of Bi
- History
- How Come The Good Die Young
- How Lucky We Are
- I Do
- I Do Valentines Day Song
- I Gave Them
- I Smoke And I Drink
- Ice Cold Beer
- It Aint Easy
- Jacobs Song
- Judge Jury Executioner
- Let You Go
- Life Weighs Heavy
- Love On The Rocks
- Marrakech
- Multicolored Angel
- Multicolored Angels
- Pass It On
- Settle Down
- Slow Down
- Suffer In Style
- Sugar
- Sweet Sunshine
- Take It All
- Take It Off
- Take Me Home
- The News
- The Shape Im In
- Waarom Heb Jij Nog Geen Ode
- Well Be Gone
- Wrote A Song For You
- You Dont Have To Stay
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Capo on 6
[Verse 1]
C C Em
They drew a fine line between the good and evil
C Em
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G
See one man kills and gets the chair
C G Am
Another kills and gets a medal
F G C
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
[Verse 2]
C C Em
They drew a fine line between the man and people
C Em
They drew a fine line between the blacks and whites
F G
See one child is born free
C G Am
while the other is born in checkles
F G C
They drew a fine line between you and me
[Verse 3]
C Em
They drew a fine line between the grave and cradle
C Em
They didn't draw no line between the state and church
F G
See one child grows up to command
C G Am
The other child to listen
F G C
They drew big fat lines all across the Earth
[Refrain]
Em
They run their country on amfetamines
Em7
They run us over with their limousines
Am
Waiting in line for the cash machine
Am7
Beggin' for my money and my hopes and dreams
Em
They always seem to find another enemy
Em7
'Cause it's the best way to fuel the economy
Am
And when the head nuts rage in the streets
Am7
They just make 'em a promise that isn't meant to keep
[Bridge]
F
They drew a fine line
G
They drew a fine line
[Verse 4]
C Em
They drew a fine line between the good and evil
C Em
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G
See one man kills and gets the chair
C G Am
Another kills and gets a medal
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
[Outro]
F G C G Am (x2)
[Verse 1]
C C Em
They drew a fine line between the good and evil
C Em
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G
See one man kills and gets the chair
C G Am
Another kills and gets a medal
F G C
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
[Verse 2]
C C Em
They drew a fine line between the man and people
C Em
They drew a fine line between the blacks and whites
F G
See one child is born free
C G Am
while the other is born in checkles
F G C
They drew a fine line between you and me
[Verse 3]
C Em
They drew a fine line between the grave and cradle
C Em
They didn't draw no line between the state and church
F G
See one child grows up to command
C G Am
The other child to listen
F G C
They drew big fat lines all across the Earth
[Refrain]
Em
They run their country on amfetamines
Em7
They run us over with their limousines
Am
Waiting in line for the cash machine
Am7
Beggin' for my money and my hopes and dreams
Em
They always seem to find another enemy
Em7
'Cause it's the best way to fuel the economy
Am
And when the head nuts rage in the streets
Am7
They just make 'em a promise that isn't meant to keep
[Bridge]
F
They drew a fine line
G
They drew a fine line
[Verse 4]
C Em
They drew a fine line between the good and evil
C Em
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G
See one man kills and gets the chair
C G Am
Another kills and gets a medal
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
F G C G Am
They drew a fine line between the right and wrong
[Outro]
F G C G Am (x2)
Down Down Down
Down from Up
Down Home Band
Down In Ashes
Down Like Silver
Downtown Brown
Doyle Bramhall
Doyle Lawson & Q (...)
Dozi
Dr Horribles Sin (...)