Biography:
An American country music singer. He signed to Mercury Records Nashville in 2009 and released his debut single, "A Little More Country Than That", to radio in July of the same year. Corbin has charted in the country Top 20 with this song.
Easton Corbin is a native of Trenton, Florida. He lived on his grandparents' farm following his parents' divorce, and was introduced to country with music-themed television programs such as Hee Haw.
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Other songs:
- Are You With Me?
- Clockwork
- A Girl Like You
- A Little More Country
- A Little More Country Than That
- A Lot To Learn About Livin
- A Thing For You
- About To Get Real
- All Over The Road
- Are You With Me
- Baby Be My Love Song
- Damn Girl
- Dance Real Slow
- Desperado Love
- Diggin On You
- Dont Ask Me About A Woman
- Hearts Drawn In The Sand
- I Cant Love You Back
- Im A Little More Country Than That
- Kiss Me One More Time
- Leavin A Lonely Town
- Let Alone You
- Lovin You Is Fun
- Loving You Is Fun
- Miracles Happen
- Roll With It
- Somebodys Gotta Be Country
- Someday When Im Old
- Thatll Make You Wanna Drink
- Thatll Make You Want To Drink
- Thats Gonna Leave A Memory
- The Way Love Looks
- This Far From Memphis
- This Feels A Lot Like Love
- Tulsa Texas
- Yup
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(Capo on 1)
Intro: (D),(A),(Bm),(G)
(D)Someday when I'm old, I'll (A)pull up to the store
And (Bm)park wherever, the hell, I (G)want to
(D) I'll buy a box of moonpies (A) and flirt with the cashier
(Bm) Yeah, like I was still twenty (G)two
(Bm) I'll b***h about eighteen dollars, (G) for a gallon of gas
(Bm) Down at the Texa-(Em)co (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D)old (A) (G)
Yeah, (D)someday when I'm old, I'll keep (A)chewin' gum in my front pocket
(Bm) And cold Dr Pepper in the (G)fridge
(D) I'll let my daughter get mad, (A) say I'm ruining their supper
(Bm) When I give that stuff to my grandkids (G)
Now I (Bm)realize that somethings, (G) they just don't matter
(Bm) And how fast it all (Em)goes (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D) old (D)
(Chorus)
(G) That clock just starts (D)tickin, (A)oh the day that you're (D)born
(G) And no matter how much (D)time you get
(C) You always want (Em)more (Em)
(D)Someday when I'm old, (A)I'll be the only one
(Bm) Who remembers you young (G) and beautiful
(D) Your dark hair fallin' on that (A)pillow case
All the (Bm)secrets we shared, all the (G)love that we made
And I'll (Bm)hold on to those precious (G)moments
(Bm) Like pieces of (Em)gold (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D) old
Outro: (A),(Bm),(G),(D)
Intro: (D),(A),(Bm),(G)
(D)Someday when I'm old, I'll (A)pull up to the store
And (Bm)park wherever, the hell, I (G)want to
(D) I'll buy a box of moonpies (A) and flirt with the cashier
(Bm) Yeah, like I was still twenty (G)two
(Bm) I'll b***h about eighteen dollars, (G) for a gallon of gas
(Bm) Down at the Texa-(Em)co (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D)old (A) (G)
Yeah, (D)someday when I'm old, I'll keep (A)chewin' gum in my front pocket
(Bm) And cold Dr Pepper in the (G)fridge
(D) I'll let my daughter get mad, (A) say I'm ruining their supper
(Bm) When I give that stuff to my grandkids (G)
Now I (Bm)realize that somethings, (G) they just don't matter
(Bm) And how fast it all (Em)goes (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D) old (D)
(Chorus)
(G) That clock just starts (D)tickin, (A)oh the day that you're (D)born
(G) And no matter how much (D)time you get
(C) You always want (Em)more (Em)
(D)Someday when I'm old, (A)I'll be the only one
(Bm) Who remembers you young (G) and beautiful
(D) Your dark hair fallin' on that (A)pillow case
All the (Bm)secrets we shared, all the (G)love that we made
And I'll (Bm)hold on to those precious (G)moments
(Bm) Like pieces of (Em)gold (G)
(A)Someday when I'm (D) old
Outro: (A),(Bm),(G),(D)
Eav
Ebba Gron
Ebe Dancel
Eben Brooks
Echo And The Bun (...)
Eddie Cantor
Eddie Cochran
Eddie Lang
Eddie Money
Eddie Morton