Biography:
Justin Haigh has made a long journey in a relatively short period of time. Born in South Dakota and raised on his parents ranch, Justin has a long history with the cattle industry. From the early age of four, Justin spent countless hours in the saddle on his trusted pony “Lonesome” riding with his family checking pastures and fixing fences. Prior to his love for horses, Justin had memorized the words to the great Waylon Jennings song, “Luckenbach, Texas” and Tom T.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Waylon
Recorded by Justin Haigh
Album: People Like Me
[Intro]
D A D
G D
Well, I remember years a- go driving down an old dirt road
A D D7
Waylon on the radi- o singing songs that I loved so
G D
A rambling man is what he was a Nashville rebel with a cause
A D D7
He knew how ladies loved outlaws, this singer of sad songs
G D
He lived on the dark side of pain, drinking and dreaming all the way
A D
But being crazy kept him sane, now only memories re- main
G D
The good old boys still have their fun, good hearted women still get it done
A D
The eagle sores from up above, the wolf survives the man he runs
[Instrumental]
G G D D A A D D7
G D
Shooter carried the family name, and this endangered species will re- main
A D D7
You know Hank done it this way, and America's never been the same
G D
I think I'll buy an old black rose, and wear it proud upon my clothes
A D G D
To commemorate the life he chose, --- this Nashville bum the whole world knows
Recorded by Justin Haigh
Album: People Like Me
[Intro]
D A D
G D
Well, I remember years a- go driving down an old dirt road
A D D7
Waylon on the radi- o singing songs that I loved so
G D
A rambling man is what he was a Nashville rebel with a cause
A D D7
He knew how ladies loved outlaws, this singer of sad songs
G D
He lived on the dark side of pain, drinking and dreaming all the way
A D
But being crazy kept him sane, now only memories re- main
G D
The good old boys still have their fun, good hearted women still get it done
A D
The eagle sores from up above, the wolf survives the man he runs
[Instrumental]
G G D D A A D D7
G D
Shooter carried the family name, and this endangered species will re- main
A D D7
You know Hank done it this way, and America's never been the same
G D
I think I'll buy an old black rose, and wear it proud upon my clothes
A D G D
To commemorate the life he chose, --- this Nashville bum the whole world knows
