Biography:
Scotty Emerick is an American country music singer-songwriter, best known for his song-writing association with Toby Keith. Other songwriting credits include cuts by Willie Nelson, George Strait, and the band Sawyer Brown. Scotty recorded an album called The Coast Is Clear in 2003, though only the lead single "I Can't Take You Anywhere" and the song "The Coast Is Clear" were released on a single cd. The track "The Watch" was released as digital download only.
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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!
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You said: "Eight o'clock an' don't be late."
D
I said: "I won't: I just can't wait."
Nine-fifteen, I'm wonderin' where you're at.
C D
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
Dsus - D Asus G
Pedro, my friend, dropped in at ten.
G D
"Como esta. Muy buen."
D
He said he saw you kiss a boy down at the laundry-mat.
C G
Now, mes amigo, what's up with that?
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus G
Baby, what's up with that?
G
Where could you be? It's almost twelve.
D
I left a message on your cell.
One-thirty-five, still ain't heard back.
C D
Now could you tell me what's up with that?
G
It's closing time, I leave alone.
D
Drive by your house but you're not home.
All night long, wonderin' where you're at.
C G
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus Cadd9
Baby, what's up with that?
C
Oh, yeah, yeah:
D G
Oh, baby, what's up with that?
You said: "Eight o'clock an' don't be late."
D
I said: "I won't: I just can't wait."
Nine-fifteen, I'm wonderin' where you're at.
C D
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
Dsus - D Asus G
Pedro, my friend, dropped in at ten.
G D
"Como esta. Muy buen."
D
He said he saw you kiss a boy down at the laundry-mat.
C G
Now, mes amigo, what's up with that?
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus G
Baby, what's up with that?
G
Where could you be? It's almost twelve.
D
I left a message on your cell.
One-thirty-five, still ain't heard back.
C D
Now could you tell me what's up with that?
G
It's closing time, I leave alone.
D
Drive by your house but you're not home.
All night long, wonderin' where you're at.
C G
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus Cadd9
Baby, what's up with that?
C
Oh, yeah, yeah:
D G
Oh, baby, what's up with that?
