Harold Lloyd Jenkins conocido artísticamente como Conway Twitty (Friars Point, Mississippi, 1 de septiembre 1933 — Springfield, Missouri, 5 de junio de 1993) fue uno de los artistas más laureados de la música country en Estados Unidos durante el siglo XX. La mayor parte de su trayectoria profesional la desarrolló como cantante country aunque también llegó a tener éxito con temáticas rock & roll, rythm & blues y música pop. Hasta el año 2000, tuvo el récord de más números 1 en las listas de singles de country en 45 ocasiones.
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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Recorded By: Conway Twitty Written By: Ronny Scaife And Rory Michael Bourke Album: Crazy In Love Transcribed By: Kenneth Wilber ([email protected])
DA/D Lying all alone in this midnight blue D with nothing but these memories of you A/DGmaj7Em7 Staring at these walls that are closing in Gmaj7Em7 wondering if you're ever coming back again
D Now I'm just a prisoner in this big old bed A/DDA/D Living with the things that I should've said Gmaj7Em Why is it always after someone's gone AD that you begin to see where you went wrong
Chorus: GD I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone AD That note you left on my pillow said I was on my own GD I never heard you crying, 'cause I was seldom home AGDA/D, D, A/D I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone
I just keep wondering where you are tonight And if someone else is holding you tight It took you walking out the door to see That I'm really nothing when you're not with me
I did a good job of fooling myself Thinking that you're love would stay on the shelf But how could anybody be so blind To have to wake up alone and find
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DAGDA/D, D, A/D, D I couldn't see you leaving, but I can see you're gone
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