Biography:
John Mellencamp (born 7 October 1951 in Seymour, Indiana) is an American singer and a songwriter, known for a long and successful recording and performing career highlighted by a series of 1980s hits, including "Jack & Diane", and by his role in the Farm Aid charity event. Mellencamp currently lives in Bloomington, Indiana.
John's first record released was under the stage name "Johnny Cougar" at the behest of Tony DeFries, his first manager. Mellencamp claims it was against his knowledge and will, and he hated the name.
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Other songs:
- A Gracefull Fall
- A Ride Back Home
- Again Tonight
- Aint Even Done With The Night
- American Fool
- Another Sunny Day 1225
- Authority Song
- Between A Laugh And A Tear
- Big Daddy Of Them All
- Chance Meeting At The Tarantula
- Check It Out
- Cherry Bomb
- China Girl
- Close Enough
- Coming Down The Road
- Crazy Ones
- Crumblin Down
- Dance Naked
- Danger List
- Deep Blue Heart
- Dont Forget About Me
- Each Day Of Sorrow
- Eden Is Burning
- Farewell Angelina
- For The Children
- Freedom Of Speech
- Golden Gates
- Grandview
- Hand To Hold On To
- Hard Times For An Honest Man
- Hot Dogs And Hamburgers
- Human Wheels
- Hurts So Good
- I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
- Im Not Running Any More
- It All Comes True
- Jack And Diane
- Jackie Brown
- Jackie O
- Jena
- Jim Crow
- Just Like You
- Justice And Independence
- Key West Intermezzo
- Lonely Ol Night
- Longest Days
- Love And Happiness
- Lovin Mother Fo Ya
- Martha Say
- Minutes To Memories
- My Sweet Love
- No Better Than This
- Nobody Cares About Me
- Our Country
- Paper In Fire
- Peaceful World
- Pink Houses
- Rain On The Scarecrow
- Rock In The Usa
- Same Way I Do
- Save Some Time To Dream
- Serious Business
- Small Paradise
- Small Town
- Someday
- Someday The Rains Will Fall
- Sometimes Theres God
- Sugar Marie
- Sweet Suzanne
- Teardrops Will Fall
- Thank You
- The Americans
- The Real Life
- The Same Way I Do
- Thinking About You
- This Time
- Thundering Hearts
- To Mg Wherever She May Be
- To The River
- To Wahington
- Troubled Land
- Troubled Man
- Void In My Heart
- Walk Tall
- Warmer Place To Sleep
- We Are The People
- Weakest Moments
- What If I Came Knocking
- When Jesus Left Birmingham
- Whenever We Wanted
- Wild Nights
- Without Expression
- Women Seem
- Your Life Is Now
- Yours Forever
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Well I can stand beside ideals I think are right
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And I can stand beside the idea to stand and fight
Em D
I do believe there's a dream for everyone
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This is our country
G D
There's room enough here for science to live
G D
And there's room enough here for religion to forgive
Em D
And try to understand all the people of this land
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus:
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From the east coast
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To the west coast
Em D
Down the dixie highway back home
C D7 G
This is our country
G D
That poverty could just another ugly thing
G D
And bigotry would be seen only as obscene
Em D
And the ones that understand help the poor and common man
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus:
G D
The dream is still alive someday it will come true
G D
And this country it belongs to folks like me and you
Em D
So let the voice of freedom sing out through this land
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus (2X)
Woody would love it!
Well I can stand beside ideals I think are right
G D
And I can stand beside the idea to stand and fight
Em D
I do believe there's a dream for everyone
C D7 G
This is our country
G D
There's room enough here for science to live
G D
And there's room enough here for religion to forgive
Em D
And try to understand all the people of this land
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus:
C
From the east coast
G
To the west coast
Em D
Down the dixie highway back home
C D7 G
This is our country
G D
That poverty could just another ugly thing
G D
And bigotry would be seen only as obscene
Em D
And the ones that understand help the poor and common man
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus:
G D
The dream is still alive someday it will come true
G D
And this country it belongs to folks like me and you
Em D
So let the voice of freedom sing out through this land
C D7 G
This is our country
Chorus (2X)
Woody would love it!
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John Mulligan
John Murry
John Nathaniel
John Nolan
John Philip Sous (...)
John Phillips
John Power
John Pringle
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