Biografía:
Gene Watson (born October 11, 1943) is an American country singer. He is most famous for his 1975 hit "Love in the Hot Afternoon" and his 1982 hit "Fourteen Carat Mind."
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Watson was born in Palestine, Texas, in 1943 and began his music career in the early 1970s, performing in local clubs at night while working in a Houston auto body shop during the day. He only recorded for a few small, regional record labels until 1974, when Capitol Records picked up his album Love in the Hot Afternoon and released it nationally.
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Otras canciones:
- A Way To Survive
- After The Party
- Aint No Fun To Be Alone In San Antone
- Another Beer Drinking Song
- Baby Me Baby
- Because You Believed In Me
- Between This Time And The Next Time
- Carmen
- Cold Day In July
- Cowboys Dont Get Lucky All The Time
- Desperation
- Dont Look At Me In That Tone Of Voice
- Dont You Ever Get Tired Of Hurting Me
- Dreams Of A Dreamer Gone Blind
- Drinking My Way Back Home
- Everything I Used To Do
- Farewell Party
- Fourteen Carat Mind
- From Cotton To Satin
- Girl I Used To Run Around On
- Got No Reason Now For Going Home
- Honky Tonk Crazy
- I Dont Know How To Tell Her
- I Dont Need A Thing At All
- I Never Go Around Mirrors
- If I Painted A Picture
- Im A Fool For Leaving
- Love In The Hot Afternoon
- Memories To Burn
- No One Will Ever Know
- Old Loves Never Die
- Paper Rosie
- Pick The Wildwood Flower
- Raisn Cane In Texas
- Should I Go Home Or Should I Go Crazy
- The Jukebox Played Along
- The Old Man And His Horn
- The Truth Is I Lied
- This Dreams On Me
- This Is My Year For Mexico
- Three
- Three Minutes At A Time
- We Robbed Trains
- What She Dont Know Wont Hurt Her
- You Could Know As Much About A Stranger
¡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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Cowboys and outlaws and long shiny rails
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Places like Tucson and old Santa Fe
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Cheyenne Wyomin' during Rodeo Days
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Rail ridin' outlaws that robbed lots of trains
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The one Jesse James and some things that we did
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Billy and Jesse me and we robbed trains
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The funeral was family as funerals should be
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Except for two cowboys no one else could see
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And then they were gone just as quick as they came
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Let me tell you a story 'bout Billy The Kid
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The one Jesse James and some things that we did
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I knew them well son just like my own name
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Billy and Jesse me and we robbed trains
Cowboys and outlaws and long shiny rails
C D7 G7
Was the background setting of grandpappy's tales
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Places like Tucson and old Santa Fe
C G7 C
Cheyenne Wyomin' during Rodeo Days
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I'd sit there for hours perched on his knee
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To ride just as far as his memory could see
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With Billy The Kid and the one Jesse James
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Rail ridin' outlaws that robbed lots of trains
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Let me tell you a story 'bout Billy The Kid
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The one Jesse James and some things that we did
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I knew them well son just like my own name
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Billy and Jesse me and we robbed trains
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But a boy don't stay seven all of his life
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And he starts to wonder what's true and what's lies
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Still respect makes him listen to an old man's refrain
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Bout a wild bunch of cowboys and some make believe trains
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Let me tell you a story 'bout Billy The Kid
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The one Jesse James and some things that we did
F C Am
I knew them well son just like my own name
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Billy and Jesse me and we robbed trains
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The funeral was family as funerals should be
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Except for two cowboys no one else could see
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And then they were gone just as quick as they came
C G7 C
Billy and Jesse had robbed one more train
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Let me tell you a story 'bout Billy The Kid
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The one Jesse James and some things that we did
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I knew them well son just like my own name
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Billy and Jesse me and we robbed trains
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