Biography:
David Allan Coe (born September 6, 1939) is an American singer and songwriter. Coe took up music after spending much of his early life in reform schools and prisons, and first became notable for busking in Nashville. He initially played mostly in the blues style, before transitioning to country music, becoming a major part of the 1970s outlaw country scene. His biggest hits were "Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile", "The Ride", "You Never Even Called Me by My Name", "She Used to Love Me a Lot", and "Longhaired Redneck".
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Other songs:
- Cum Stains On The Pillow
- 59 Cadillac 57 Chevrolet
- A Cold Lump Of Coal
- A Harley Someday
- A Sense Of Humor
- Aint That The Way
- Amanda
- Anita Briant
- Anita Bryant
- Another Pretty Country Song
- Atlanta Song
- Ballad Of A Tennage Queen
- Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw
- Blue Grass Morning
- Bossier City
- Bottle In My Hand
- Bottled Memories
- Bright Morning Light
- Call Me By My Name
- Cheap Thrills
- Confederate Anthem
- Crazy Mary
- D
- Desperate Man
- Divers Do It Deeper
- Dont Bite
- Dont Bite The Dick
- Dont Cry Darlin
- Dont Cry Darling
- Drank My Wife Away
- Drinking Her Off My Mind
- Face To Face
- Fraulein
- Free My Mind
- Fuckin In The Butt
- Fuzzy Was An Outlaw
- Gone
- Gone Like
- Grannys Off Her Rocker
- Greener Than The Grass We Laid On
- Hank Williams Junior
- Heads Or Tails
- Heaven Only Knows
- Heavenly Father Holy Mother
- Hey Gypsy
- Honey Dont
- Hot Wet Tight Bald Pussy
- Houston Dallas San Antone
- Human Emotions
- I Cant Let You Be A Memory
- I Gave Up
- I Made Linda Lovelace Gag
- I Still Sing The Old Songs
- Id Swear I Was In Heaven
- If That Aint Country
- Im Gonna Hurt Her On The Radio
- Ive Already Cheated On You
- Jack Daniels If You Please
- Jack Daniels Please
- Jody Like A Melody
- Just In Time
- Just To Prove My Love To You
- Lay My Money Down
- Linda Lovelace
- Little Brother Trucker
- Livin On The Run
- Living On The Run
- London Homesick Blues
- Loneliness In Rubys Eyes
- Longhaired Redneck
- Looking In The Mirror
- Lost
- Loving Her
- Lyin Comes So Easy To Your Lips
- Lying Comes So Easy To Your Lips
- Maria Is A Mystery
- Marijuanaville
- Master Blues
- Merle And Me
- Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile
- My Long Wont Cover My Redneck
- My Wife Ran Off
- Need A Little Time Off For Bad Behavior
- Nothin To Lose
- Nothing Sacred
- Nothing To Lose
- Now I Lay Me Down To Cheat
- Old Man Tell Me
- One More Time
- Only God Knows Why
- Panheads Forever
- Pick Em Lick Em Stick Em
- Piece Of Wood And Steel
- Play Me A Sad Song
- Please Come To Boston
- Prisoners Song
- Pussy Whipped Again
- Pussywhipped Again
- Revenge
- Ride Em Cowboy
- Rings Around Rosie
- River
- Rock And Roll Holiday
- Rollin With The Punches
- Ruby Dont Take Your Love To Town
- Sad Country Song
- San Francisco Maybel Joy
- She Used To Love Me A Lot
- Shell Be There
- Shes Gone For Good This Time
- Shine It On
- Single Father
- Someday Youll Have Children Of Your Own
- Son Of A Rebel Son
- Son Of The South
- Spotlight
- Standing Too Close To The Flame
- Sunday Mornin Comin Down
- Suzy Shallow Throat
- Sweet Vibrations
- Take Time To Know Her
- Talkin To The Blues
- Teardrops And Wine
- Tennessee Whiskey
- The 33Rd Of August
- The 3Rd Of August
- The Bottle
- The Devil Went Down To Jamaica
- The Fish Arent Biting Today
- The Ghost Of Hank Williams
- The House Weve Been Calling Home
- The Only Thing Missing Is You
- The Punkin Center Barn Dance
- The Ride
- This Bottle In My Hand
- Three Biggest Lies
- Truck Drivin Man
- Under Rachels Wings
- Waylon Willie And Me
- West Virginia Man
- When I Was A Young Man
- When Shes Got Me
- Whips And Things
- Wild Irish Rose
- Will You Remember Me
- Willie Waylon And Me
- Would You Lay With Me
- Wreckless
- You Dont Even Call Me By My Name
- You Never Even Called Me By My Name
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capo 3
[Intro]
G D A G D A
[Verse]
A C
I was thumbin from Montgomery
C D
I had my guitar on my back
D A
When a stranger stopped beside me in an antique Cadillac
A
He was dressed like 1950
C
Half-drunk and hollow-eyed
D A
He said "It's a long walk to Nashville, would you like a ride, son?"
A
Well I sat down in the front seat
C
And he turned on the radio
D A
And them sad old songs comin outta them speakers was solid country gold
A C
Then I noticed the stranger was ghost-white pale when he asked me for a light
D A
And I knew there was somethin strange about this ride
[Chorus]
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
[Break]
G D A G D A
[Verse]
A
Well he cried just south of Nashville
C
And he turned that car around
D A
He said "This is where you get off, boy, cause I'm goin' back to Alabam'
A C
As I stepped out of that Cadillac
C
I said "Mister, many thanks."
D
He said "You don't have to call me mister, mister"
A
"The whole world calls me Hank"
[Chorus]
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
G D A
"If you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
[Outro]
G D A G D A
[Intro]
G D A G D A
[Verse]
A C
I was thumbin from Montgomery
C D
I had my guitar on my back
D A
When a stranger stopped beside me in an antique Cadillac
A
He was dressed like 1950
C
Half-drunk and hollow-eyed
D A
He said "It's a long walk to Nashville, would you like a ride, son?"
A
Well I sat down in the front seat
C
And he turned on the radio
D A
And them sad old songs comin outta them speakers was solid country gold
A C
Then I noticed the stranger was ghost-white pale when he asked me for a light
D A
And I knew there was somethin strange about this ride
[Chorus]
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
[Break]
G D A G D A
[Verse]
A
Well he cried just south of Nashville
C
And he turned that car around
D A
He said "This is where you get off, boy, cause I'm goin' back to Alabam'
A C
As I stepped out of that Cadillac
C
I said "Mister, many thanks."
D
He said "You don't have to call me mister, mister"
A
"The whole world calls me Hank"
[Chorus]
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
G D A
He said "Drifter, can you make folks cry when you play and sing?"
A
"Have you paid your dues? Can you moan the blues?"
E
"Can you bend them guitar strings?"
G D A
He said "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?"
G D A
"Cause if you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
G D A
"If you're big star bound, let me warn ya it's a long hard ride"
[Outro]
G D A G D A
David Bazan
David Bisbal
David Bowie
David Byrne
David Campbell
David Garrick
David Gates
David Gilmour
David Gray
David Guetta