Biography:
Johnny Rodriguez (born December 10 1951 in Sabinal,TX) is American country music singer. He was the first charting Latin American country music singer, infusing his music with latin sounds, and even singing verses of songs in Spanish. He got his break after being discovered by Bobby Bare and parlayed that into a gig playing in Tom T. Hall's backing band. By the early 1970s he had moved on from being Hall's "secretary" of the road, scribbling down Hall's ideas
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Other songs:
- Alibis
- All American Girl
- All I Can Be Is A Sweet Memory
- All I Ever Meant To Do Was Love You
- Answer To Your Letter
- As Long As You Keep Clinging To My Mind
- Back On Her Mind
- Back On Her Mind Again
- Big Red Sun Blues
- Corpus Christie Bay
- Dance With Me
- Dance With Me Once Again Darlin
- Down On The Rio Grande
- Drinkin Mans Blues
- First Time Burned
- Fooling
- Fools For Each Other
- Get Up And Close Door
- Hard Times
- Here I Am Again
- Hillbilly Heart
- How Could I Love Her So Much
- I Cant Get Used To Sleeping Without You
- I Couldnt Be Me Without You
- I Didnt Every Chance I Had
- I Just Cant Get Her Out Of My Mind
- I Think Weve Let It Slip Away Again
- I Wonder If I Ever Said Goodbye
- If Id Left It Up To You
- If Practice Makes Perfect
- Im Not Living With Your Memory Anymore
- Im Not That Good At Goodbye
- Im Not Up To Feelin Down Tonight
- It Might Take A While But Ill Get Over You
- It Took Us All Night Long To Say Goodbye
- Itll Be Her
- Its Hard To Keep A Good Lie Down
- Ive Never Loved Anyone More
- Jane
- Jealous Darling
- Jimmy Was A Drinking Kind Of Man
- Just Get Up And Close The Door
- Leave Me Tomorrow But Love Me Tonight
- Leaving Something Left To Do
- Lets Leave The Lights On Tonight
- Love Aint Such An Easy Thing To Find
- Love And Honor
- Love Look At Us Now
- Love Put A Song In My Heart
- Lyin Eyes
- Makes Me Wonder If I Ever Said Goodbye
- Mexico Rain
- Missing Her Is Easier This Way
- One More Chance
- Pass Me By
- Poison Red Berries
- Red Wine And Blue
- Ridin My Thumb To Mexico
- Riding My Thumb To Mexico
- Rose Of My Heart
- Run For The Border
- Shes Too Pretty To Cry
- Somewhere Between Your Heart And Mine
- Take Back Its Over
- The Best Thing Going
- The Good Lord Knows I Tried
- Trade Some Memories
- We Believe In Happy Endings
- We Had A Good Time Trying
- Were Over
- What A Memory Youll Make
- Whatll I Tell Virginia
- Whats New In Old Mexico
- You Always Come Back To Hurting Me
- You Can Say That Again
- You Go Around
- You Might Want To Use Me Again
- Youre A Hero To Me
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He loved to hear a good hillbilly band
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He worked like everybody else and ways were mean and hard
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I met him as a little boy and I liked him as I grew
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Jimmy's life was tough and seemed like everybody knew
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That Jimmy was a drinking kind of man
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He loved to hear a good hillbilly band
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The scar across his face was Jimmy's brand
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Cause Jimmy was a drinking kind of man
We got to be together 'fore the good Lord tucked him in
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He said I'm never coming back to this old town again
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Said no one understands me folks don't even want me home
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He took a drink of wine and said its hell to be alone
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That Jimmy was a drinking kind of man
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He loved to hear a good hillbilly band
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The scar across his face was Jimmy's brand
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Cause Jimmy was a drinking kind of man
I finally got to see ole Jim after being gone so long
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By the crowd of cars around his house
I could tell there was something wrong
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I arrived in time to find him in a pine box on the floor
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His momma's eyes were filled with tears as I stepped in the door
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That Jimmy was a drinking kind of man
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He loved to hear a good hillbilly band
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The scar across his face was Jimmy's brand
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