Biography:
Randy Travis (born Randy Bruce Traywick, May 4, 1959 in Marshville, North Carolina) is an American multiple Grammy Award and Dove Award-winning American country singer. Active since 1985, he has recorded more than a dozen studio albums to date, in addition to charting more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts.
Travis was born in Marshville, North Carolina, the second of six children of Bobbie, a textile factory worker, and Harold Traywick, a horse breeder, turkey farmer, and construction business owner.
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Other songs:
- Anything
- Deeper Than The Holler
- Diggin Up Bones
- Forever And Ever Amen
- Jerusalem's Cry
- On The Other Hand
- Forever And Ever, Amen
- 1982
- 3 Wooden Crosses
- A Better Class Of Losers
- A Few Ole Country Boys
- A Man Aint Made Of Stone
- A Matter Of Time
- Above All
- Amazing Grace
- America Will Always Stand
- An Old Pair Of Shoes
- Angels Among Us
- Are You Washed In The Blood
- Better Class Of Loser
- Blessed Assurance
- Dig Two Graves
- Drive Another Nail
- Everything And All
- Faith In You
- Farther Along
- Feet On The Rock
- Forever Together
- Friends Like Us
- Good Intentions
- Hard Rock Bottom Of Your Heart
- Have A Nice Rest Of Your Life
- He Walked On Water
- Here In My Heart
- Heroes And Friends
- Hes My Rock My Sword My Shield
- High Lonesome
- Honky Tonk Moon
- Honky Tonk Side Of Town
- Horse Called Music
- How Do I Wrap My Heart Up For Christmas
- How Great Thou Art
- I Am Going
- I Told You So
- I Wont Need You Anymore Always And Forever
- If I Didnt Have You
- If If Aint One Thing
- If It Aint One Thing
- If You Only Knew
- Im Ready
- Is It Still Over
- Its Just A Matter Of Time
- Its Out Of My Hands
- Jerusalems Cry
- Just A Closer Walk With Thee
- Keep Your Lure In The Water
- King Of The Road
- Long On Lonely
- Look Heart No Hands
- Love Looks Good On You
- Meet Me Under The Mistletoe
- Memories Of Old Santa Fe
- Messin With My Mind
- Mining For Coal
- My Daddy Never Was
- My Greatest Fear
- My Heart Cracked But It Did Not Break
- My House
- No Place Like Home
- No Stoppin Us Now
- O How I Love Jesus
- Oh What A Time To Be Me
- Old 8 X 10
- Old 8X10
- On The Road
- Once Youve Heard The Truth
- Oscar The Angel
- Out Of My Bones
- Paniolo Country
- Peace In The Valley
- Point Of Light
- Pray For The Fish
- Pretty Paper
- Promises
- Raise Him Up
- Reasons I Cheat
- Rise And Shine
- Runaway Train
- Running Blind
- Satisfied Mind
- Send My Body Home
- Shopping For Dresses
- Somewhere In My Broken Heart
- Spirit Of A Boy
- Spirit Of A Boy Wisdom Of A Man
- Spirit Of Boy Widom Of Man
- Spirit Of Boy Wisdom Of Man
- Spirit Of Boy Wisdom Of Man 2
- Storms Of Life
- Stranger In My Mirror
- Thats Jesus
- The Gift
- The Hole
- The Simple Things
- Therell Always Be A Honky Tonk Somewhere
- This Is Me
- Three Wooden Crosses
- Tonight Im Playin Possum
- Tonight Im Walkin Out On The Blues
- Tonight Were Gonna Tear Down The Walls
- Too Gone For Too Long
- Too Gone Too Long
- Truth Lyin Next To You
- Turn It Around
- Turn Your Radio On
- Walk Our Own Road
- We Fall Down
- Were You There
- Whatll You Do About Me
- When Mama Prayed
- When Your World Was Turning For Me
- Whisper My Name
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- Wind In The Wire
- Wont Need You Anymore
- Written In Stone
- You And You Alone
- You Are Worthy Of My Praise
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Capo 2nd Fret
A D
Oscar was an angel and he used to walk the streets
A G E
Shoutin' out some prophecy to everyone he'd meet
A D
He was a local fixture; like a cop out on a beat
A E
Folks said he'd been shell-shocked long a- -go
D F#m E
And more than that, no one seemed to know
A D
Oscar was a walker, at least four miles twice a day
A G E
The entire length of main street he'd be shoutin' all the way
A D
And I had no idea, where he'd heard the things he'd say
A E
But he was not your normal voice of doom
D F#m E
It was a happy song, sung slightly out of tune
[Chorus]
D E
And he'd say, "Everyone will die and go to
A
heaven.
D E D
And we will all be angels some day-aa-aa.
E A
And what you are in this world don't count for nothin'.
D A G E
'Cause we are only children, we're just lost along the way.
D E D
But we will all be angels some day"
A D
Well I worked at the Rialto; I sold tickets at the door
A G E
And Oscar he'd come by most ev'ry- -day 'bout half past four
A D
And he'd pay to see some movie that he'd seen ten times before
A E
But mostly we'd just let him in for free
D F#m E
And he'd watch five minutes then he'd come and talk to me
Repeat [Chorus]
A D
Well it's going on ten years now since I left my home town
A G E
And I went back last summer; for a week I hung a- -round
A D
I looked out for Oscar; he was nowhere to be found
A E D
Someone said they finally had to com- -mit him and he died
F#m E
Before they had time to for- -get him
A D
Now I'm not about to argue, Oscar's train had jumped the tracks
A G E
But I'll bet my last dollar on a plain and simple fact
A D
Oscar never said a word about me behind my back
A E
And the way the I was raised to under- -stand
D F#m E
Well, that bone, makes him the better man
Repeat [Chorus]
E A
Ya, we will all be angels some- -day
[Thanks to [email protected] for tabs]
Capo 2nd Fret
A D
Oscar was an angel and he used to walk the streets
A G E
Shoutin' out some prophecy to everyone he'd meet
A D
He was a local fixture; like a cop out on a beat
A E
Folks said he'd been shell-shocked long a- -go
D F#m E
And more than that, no one seemed to know
A D
Oscar was a walker, at least four miles twice a day
A G E
The entire length of main street he'd be shoutin' all the way
A D
And I had no idea, where he'd heard the things he'd say
A E
But he was not your normal voice of doom
D F#m E
It was a happy song, sung slightly out of tune
[Chorus]
D E
And he'd say, "Everyone will die and go to
A
heaven.
D E D
And we will all be angels some day-aa-aa.
E A
And what you are in this world don't count for nothin'.
D A G E
'Cause we are only children, we're just lost along the way.
D E D
But we will all be angels some day"
A D
Well I worked at the Rialto; I sold tickets at the door
A G E
And Oscar he'd come by most ev'ry- -day 'bout half past four
A D
And he'd pay to see some movie that he'd seen ten times before
A E
But mostly we'd just let him in for free
D F#m E
And he'd watch five minutes then he'd come and talk to me
Repeat [Chorus]
A D
Well it's going on ten years now since I left my home town
A G E
And I went back last summer; for a week I hung a- -round
A D
I looked out for Oscar; he was nowhere to be found
A E D
Someone said they finally had to com- -mit him and he died
F#m E
Before they had time to for- -get him
A D
Now I'm not about to argue, Oscar's train had jumped the tracks
A G E
But I'll bet my last dollar on a plain and simple fact
A D
Oscar never said a word about me behind my back
A E
And the way the I was raised to under- -stand
D F#m E
Well, that bone, makes him the better man
Repeat [Chorus]
E A
Ya, we will all be angels some- -day
[Thanks to [email protected] for tabs]
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