Biografía:
Through five albums and seventeen chart hits, Darryl Worley has produced one of the most impressive and wide-ranging catalogs in contemporary music. He has for ten years been a mainstay of modern country, a distinctive singer and first-rate songwriter whose music has chronicled life, love and the world situation with equal facility.
He has topped the charts with singles including "I Miss My Friend," "Awful, Beautiful Life" and "Have You Forgotten?" which accomplished the feat for one, two and an incredible seven weeks respectively.
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Otras canciones:
- A Good Day To Run
- Awful Beautiful Life
- Back Where I Belong
- Best Of Both World
- Family Tree
- Feels Like Work
- Find Me
- Hard Rain Dont Last
- Have You Forgotten
- Honkytonk Life
- I Built This Wall
- I Just Came Back From A War
- I Love Her She Hates Me
- I Miss My Friend
- I Need A Breather
- I Will Hold My Ground
- I Wouldnt Mind The Shackles
- If I Could Just Be Me
- If I Could Tell The Truth
- If Something Should Happen
- Keep The Change
- Livin In The Here And Now
- Messed Up In Memphis
- Nothin To Lose
- Nothing But A Love Thang
- Opportunity Of A Lifetime
- Pow 369
- Second Wind
- Shiloh
- Sideways
- Sounds Like Life To Me
- Tennessee River Run
- Tequila On Ice
- The Least That You Could Do
- Things Ill Never Do Again
- Too Many Pockets
- When You Need My Love
- Whos Gonna Get Me Over You
¡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!
A Good Day To Run
(Darryl Worley/Bobby Tomberlin)
4/4 Key = G (see note at bottom)
Verse 1
Intro: G D/F# G
G
I'm tired of working every day for a dollar.
D/F#
About to choke on my own blue collar.
C/D G
This ain't gonna last.
G
Misled by the grand illusion.
D/F#
I've come to this conclusion.
C/D G
I can't make a move too fast.
Em/D D/F#
It was written in the sky today,
C/D G Em D/F# G
By the morning sun. It sure looks like a good day to run.
(go to chorus and 1st. ending)
Verse 2
G
My baby's been working as a cashier.
D/F#
She didn't get a vacation this past year.
C/D G
Now it won't be long.
G
We don't need no destination.
D/F#
Just a tank of gas and a good clear station,
C/D G
Playing our favorite song.
Em/D D/F#
There're some places that we ain't been,
C/D G
Some things we ain't done.
Em D/F# G
And it sure looks like a good day to run.
(go to chorus and 2nd ending)
Chorus
G C/D
Wide open down a two-lane highway,
D/F# G
It's about time that some things went my way.
G C/D
Throwing troubles out to the wind and,
D/F# G
I'm praying that they never catch up again.
G C/D D/F#
I'm gonna say my worrying days are done.
C/D D
And this looks like a good day to
C/D G D/F# G
1st Ending: run. (go to verse 2)
G D/F# G G C/D D/F# G
2nd Ending: run. (Instrumental - first 3 lines of chorus; then sing:)
G C/D D/F#
Yeah, I'm gonna say my worrying days are done.
C/D D/F# C/D G
And this looks like a good day to run___.
G C/D G G C/D G
A good day to run__. A good day to run.
G C/D G
We got a good good day__, Whoa - oh.
Chords:
Note:
The recorded version has a nice upbeat tempo and is in the key of Gb. In this
key the chords (in the same order as above) would be Gb, Db, B and Ebm.
Another option would be to capo the 1st fret and use chords in the key of F.
In this case the chords (in order) would be F, C, Bb and Dm. I tried
playing it both ways, but the chords changes were awkward and I did not care
for the sound. The key of G (used in my interpretation) provides for nice
full sounding chords. Enjoy!
(Darryl Worley/Bobby Tomberlin)
4/4 Key = G (see note at bottom)
Verse 1
Intro: G D/F# G
G
I'm tired of working every day for a dollar.
D/F#
About to choke on my own blue collar.
C/D G
This ain't gonna last.
G
Misled by the grand illusion.
D/F#
I've come to this conclusion.
C/D G
I can't make a move too fast.
Em/D D/F#
It was written in the sky today,
C/D G Em D/F# G
By the morning sun. It sure looks like a good day to run.
(go to chorus and 1st. ending)
Verse 2
G
My baby's been working as a cashier.
D/F#
She didn't get a vacation this past year.
C/D G
Now it won't be long.
G
We don't need no destination.
D/F#
Just a tank of gas and a good clear station,
C/D G
Playing our favorite song.
Em/D D/F#
There're some places that we ain't been,
C/D G
Some things we ain't done.
Em D/F# G
And it sure looks like a good day to run.
(go to chorus and 2nd ending)
Chorus
G C/D
Wide open down a two-lane highway,
D/F# G
It's about time that some things went my way.
G C/D
Throwing troubles out to the wind and,
D/F# G
I'm praying that they never catch up again.
G C/D D/F#
I'm gonna say my worrying days are done.
C/D D
And this looks like a good day to
C/D G D/F# G
1st Ending: run. (go to verse 2)
G D/F# G G C/D D/F# G
2nd Ending: run. (Instrumental - first 3 lines of chorus; then sing:)
G C/D D/F#
Yeah, I'm gonna say my worrying days are done.
C/D D/F# C/D G
And this looks like a good day to run___.
G C/D G G C/D G
A good day to run__. A good day to run.
G C/D G
We got a good good day__, Whoa - oh.
Chords:
Note:
The recorded version has a nice upbeat tempo and is in the key of Gb. In this
key the chords (in the same order as above) would be Gb, Db, B and Ebm.
Another option would be to capo the 1st fret and use chords in the key of F.
In this case the chords (in order) would be F, C, Bb and Dm. I tried
playing it both ways, but the chords changes were awkward and I did not care
for the sound. The key of G (used in my interpretation) provides for nice
full sounding chords. Enjoy!
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