Biography:
Samuel Paul "Sammy" Kershaw (born February 24, 1958, in Kaplan, Louisiana) is an American Country and Western music singer and songwriter.
He is a relative of Cajun music legend, Doug Kershaw.
After the death of his father when Sammy was 11, he worked a variety of jobs by day while playing roadhouses at night to support his family.
During that time, he opened shows for Ray Price, Merle Haggard and George Jones while barely into his teens. When the pressures of growing up fast took their toll in the form of a serious drug and alcohol problem
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Other songs:
- 2883
- Anywhere But Here
- Arms Length Away
- At Least You Left The Matches
- Better Than I Used To Be
- Cadillac Style
- Christmas Times A Comin
- Dont Go Near The Water
- Evangeline
- Every Third Monday
- For Years
- Harbor For A Lonely Heart
- Here She Comes
- Honky Tonk America
- I Buy Her Roses
- I Know A Little
- I Want My Money Back
- Ive Never Bit A Bullet Like This
- Leavin Made Easy
- Like I Got One Day Left To Live
- Love Of My Life
- Matches
- Me And Maxine
- Miss Whats Her Name
- More Than I Can Say
- Neon Leon
- Politics Religion And Her
- Queen Of My Double Wide Trailer
- Same Place
- She Dont Know Shes Beautiful
- Southbound
- Takin The Long Way Home
- Thank God Youre Gone
- The Route That I Took
- Vidalia
- Yard Sale
- Your Tattoo
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Capo 2
[Intro] (x2)
D A
[Verse]
D G D
I've traveled millions of miles hung with good and bad crowds
A
Been on top and went down low too
D G D
Paid off some long overdues held the king and bad news
A D D7
And I've been lonesome a time or 2
[Chorus]
G D
I've been lost in the whiskey, did some running on empty
A
I've lived hard, it's all in the move
D G D
But the lines on my face ain't the miles that you see
A D
It's just the route that I took
[Verse]
D G D
Change some things if I could, I just don't know if I would
A
My roots, have been rough and smooth
D G D
Remember where I came from, just not home, that I've gone
A D D7
It's not much, I haven't lived through
[Chorus]
G D
I've been lost in the whiskey, did some running on empty
A
I've lived hard, it's all in the move
D G D
But the lines on my face ain't the miles that you see
A D
Oh, it's just the route that I took
[Tag]
A G D
Oh, it's just the route that I took, oh yeah
[Intro] (x2)
D A
[Verse]
D G D
I've traveled millions of miles hung with good and bad crowds
A
Been on top and went down low too
D G D
Paid off some long overdues held the king and bad news
A D D7
And I've been lonesome a time or 2
[Chorus]
G D
I've been lost in the whiskey, did some running on empty
A
I've lived hard, it's all in the move
D G D
But the lines on my face ain't the miles that you see
A D
It's just the route that I took
[Verse]
D G D
Change some things if I could, I just don't know if I would
A
My roots, have been rough and smooth
D G D
Remember where I came from, just not home, that I've gone
A D D7
It's not much, I haven't lived through
[Chorus]
G D
I've been lost in the whiskey, did some running on empty
A
I've lived hard, it's all in the move
D G D
But the lines on my face ain't the miles that you see
A D
Oh, it's just the route that I took
[Tag]
A G D
Oh, it's just the route that I took, oh yeah
