Biography:
John Fullbright (born April 23, 1988, in Bearden, Oklahoma) is a Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter. A former member of the Oklahoma Red Dirt bands Turnpike Troubadours and the Mike McClure Band, he released his first solo album, Live at the Blue Door, in 2009. In 2012 he was awarded the ASCAP Foundation's Harold Adamson Lyric Award
Fullbright began playing the piano at age five and taking piano lessons at the age nine. While still in high school, he performed at the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival in the nearby town of Okemah, Oklahoma.
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Other songs:
- All The Time In The World
- Forgotten Flowers
- Gawd Above
- Happy
- High Road
- Im Going Home
- Jericho
- Me Wanting You
- Moving
- Never Cry Again
- Nowhere To Be Found
- Satan And St Paul
- She Knows
- Song For A Child
- Stars In Heaven
- The One That Lives Too Far
- Unlocked Doors
- Until You Were Gone
- When Youre Here Live
- Write A Song
Capo 2
G C G
Old man broke down on the side of the road
Stop and see if maybe I can lighten his load
He opened the door and he thanked me in kind
Told me the words that would open my mind
(he said)
G
Don’t worry about gasoline
C
We’re moving
Don’t worry about the tv screen
We’re moving
Don’t worry about the bombs that fall
We’re moving
Don’t worry about nothing at all
There’s a man in the alley just a’singing the blues
Telling everybody that they’re born to lose
Well one day he’ll wake up and see the sun
See that everyday we’re breathing is a day we’ve won
:Bridge:
D
There’s times the lines get hard to see
C
And there’s days the haze takes over me
G
But in the end you’re gonna grit your teeth
C
And keep moving
Well the world will keep turning when I’m dead and gone
I’ll see you again and it won’t be too long
Maybe we’ll meet in a place where there ain’t no pain
Until that day my song remains
G C G
Old man broke down on the side of the road
Stop and see if maybe I can lighten his load
He opened the door and he thanked me in kind
Told me the words that would open my mind
(he said)
G
Don’t worry about gasoline
C
We’re moving
Don’t worry about the tv screen
We’re moving
Don’t worry about the bombs that fall
We’re moving
Don’t worry about nothing at all
There’s a man in the alley just a’singing the blues
Telling everybody that they’re born to lose
Well one day he’ll wake up and see the sun
See that everyday we’re breathing is a day we’ve won
:Bridge:
D
There’s times the lines get hard to see
C
And there’s days the haze takes over me
G
But in the end you’re gonna grit your teeth
C
And keep moving
Well the world will keep turning when I’m dead and gone
I’ll see you again and it won’t be too long
Maybe we’ll meet in a place where there ain’t no pain
Until that day my song remains
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