Biography:
The Warren Brothers is an American country music duo composed of brothers Brad and Brett Warren. Signed to BNA Records in 1997, the duo made its debut on the American country music scene in 1998 with its debut album Beautiful Day in the Cold Cruel World. To date, The Warren Brothers have recorded three studio albums, and have charted nine singles on the U.S. Billboard country singles charts. In addition, Brad and Brett have co-written singles for Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and Martina McBride.
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Artist: Warren Brothers
Title: Break the record
released: June 27, 2003
http://www.warrenbrothers.com/
Warren Brothers - Break the record
Intro - C - F - Am - G = 4x's
(verse 1)
C F Am G
He had his cleets laced up, on the wrong feet,
C F Am G
Had his glove on his head, tryin to beat the heat,
F C G C
Coach said son are you here to play ball,
F C F G
With the sun in his eyes he looked up and said, nah,
(chorus)
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, swingin for the fence,
C F Am G C
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
F Am G
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now,
C F Am G C- F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
(verse 2)
C F Am G
That little boy made, the all star team,
C F Am G
Through High school and college, he lived out his dream,
F C G C
And his hometown friends, said the big leagues called,
F C F G
Said are you gonna try out he just smiled and said nah,
(chorus)
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, swingin for the fence,
C F Am G C
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
F Am G
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now,
C F Am G C- F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
(lead chords - C - F - Am - G)
(verse 3)
And the widow of a man, whose record he broke,
Was there that night when the commissioner spoke,
And he gave him a plaque and he said well done,
Then he leaned in and whispered, somewhere, someone sayin,
(chorus)
I'm gonna break the record, I'm swingin for the fence,
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now, I'm gonna break the record
(outro - C - F - Am - G)
Title: Break the record
released: June 27, 2003
http://www.warrenbrothers.com/
Warren Brothers - Break the record
Intro - C - F - Am - G = 4x's
(verse 1)
C F Am G
He had his cleets laced up, on the wrong feet,
C F Am G
Had his glove on his head, tryin to beat the heat,
F C G C
Coach said son are you here to play ball,
F C F G
With the sun in his eyes he looked up and said, nah,
(chorus)
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, swingin for the fence,
C F Am G C
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
F Am G
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now,
C F Am G C- F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
(verse 2)
C F Am G
That little boy made, the all star team,
C F Am G
Through High school and college, he lived out his dream,
F C G C
And his hometown friends, said the big leagues called,
F C F G
Said are you gonna try out he just smiled and said nah,
(chorus)
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
C F Am G C - F - Am - G
I'm, swingin for the fence,
C F Am G C
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
F Am G
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now,
C F Am G C- F - Am - G
I'm, gonna break the record,
(lead chords - C - F - Am - G)
(verse 3)
And the widow of a man, whose record he broke,
Was there that night when the commissioner spoke,
And he gave him a plaque and he said well done,
Then he leaned in and whispered, somewhere, someone sayin,
(chorus)
I'm gonna break the record, I'm swingin for the fence,
My brother had a letter on his sweater but I can do better,
I'm a real go getter, whatch me now, I'm gonna break the record
(outro - C - F - Am - G)
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