Biography:
“People are ready for real country music again,” says Randy Houser, and there are few people in a better position to give it to them.
Blessed with one of his generation’s great voices, he is also a world-class songwriter, penning hits for artists including Trace Adkins and Justin Moore, and a seasoned entertainer known for the passion and energy he brings to every performance.
His debut album, Anything Goes, introduced him as an exceptional artist, someone with both a cutting-edge sound and a deep respect for classic country.
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Other songs:
- Goodnight Kiss
- Absolutely Nothing
- Addicted
- Along For The Ride
- Anything Goes
- Back To God
- Boots On
- Fired Up
- Growin Younger
- Hot Beer And Cold Wemen
- How Country Feels
- Ill Sleep
- In Gods Time
- Lets Not Let It
- Like A Cowboy
- Little Bit Older
- My Kind Of Country
- No Stone Unturned
- Power Of A Song
- Route 3 Box 250 D
- Runnin Outa Moonlight
- Runnin Outta Moonlight
- Senior Year
- Shine
- Somewhere South Of Memphis
- Song Number 7
- Sunshine On The Line
- The Singer
- Top Of The World
- We Went
- What Whiskey Does
- Wherever Love Goes
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Randy Houser, "Route 3 Box 250 D"
(intro)
D
(verse)
D
I'd like to say it was perfect
D
Growing up was a fairytale
D
But Hollywood don't make no movies
D G
About a house up on wheels down a dirt road, Mississippi
D
Tucked back in the trees
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(verse)
D
Well the man my mama married
D
Had a mean streak in his blood
D
And when he took to drinking
D
He'd take it out on us
D G
And I could hear my mama crying
D
That made it hard to sleep
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(chorus)
G C G
That's where I became a man
D
Long before my time
G C G
And since I left I ain't been back
A
But I go back in my mind
(verse)
D
Thank God for Buford Bailey
D
He had a pond he'd let me fish
D
That's where I'd run off to
D
Every chance I'd get
G
And I would pray that God was listening
D
And He'd come rescue me
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(bridge)
Bm A G
Then one day, my uncle pulled up in a pickup truck
F#m Em
Loaded up everything
F#m A
Wasn't much but it was everything
(chorus-out)
D
I'd like to say it was perfect
D
Growing up was a fairytale
D
But Hollywood don't make no movies
D G
About a house up on wheels down a dirt road, Mississippi
D
Thats what made me "me"
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(intro)
D
(verse)
D
I'd like to say it was perfect
D
Growing up was a fairytale
D
But Hollywood don't make no movies
D G
About a house up on wheels down a dirt road, Mississippi
D
Tucked back in the trees
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(verse)
D
Well the man my mama married
D
Had a mean streak in his blood
D
And when he took to drinking
D
He'd take it out on us
D G
And I could hear my mama crying
D
That made it hard to sleep
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(chorus)
G C G
That's where I became a man
D
Long before my time
G C G
And since I left I ain't been back
A
But I go back in my mind
(verse)
D
Thank God for Buford Bailey
D
He had a pond he'd let me fish
D
That's where I'd run off to
D
Every chance I'd get
G
And I would pray that God was listening
D
And He'd come rescue me
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
(bridge)
Bm A G
Then one day, my uncle pulled up in a pickup truck
F#m Em
Loaded up everything
F#m A
Wasn't much but it was everything
(chorus-out)
D
I'd like to say it was perfect
D
Growing up was a fairytale
D
But Hollywood don't make no movies
D G
About a house up on wheels down a dirt road, Mississippi
D
Thats what made me "me"
A D
Route 3 Box 250 D
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