Biografía:
Sin lugar a dudas, Joe Louis Walker es uno de los mejores guitarristas contemporáneos de blues.
Debutó en 1986, anunciando con voz alta su llegada y sus trabajos posteriores lo que han hecho es reafirmar su talento.
Nació en San Francisco (California) y a los 14 años edad tomó la guitarra para tocar blues.
Durante algún tiempo acompañó a Mike Bloomfield, quien lo introdujo en la música de Jimi Hendirx y The Grateful Dead. Posteriormente, Walker viajó a Chicago, donde se empapó de su escena bluesera.
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¡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!
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Got off work. Stopped in to have a round.
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A couple games of pool just to wind on down.
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Ready to leave, I couldn't find my keys.
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Bartender says he's got 'em, "But they're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
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'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
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Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
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I know you might have did it a million times before,
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But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Verse 2]
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I went and looked at my car. My car looked back at me.
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I said, "We can't go nowhere, the bartender's got my keys."
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You might of driven drunk outta here before,
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But I ain't gonna let you do it anymore.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
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You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
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But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Solo]
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[Verse 3]
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Well, I went back in and had another round.
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I played some more pool still trying to wind down.
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I'm ready to leave. Couldn't find my keys.
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Bartender's still got 'em, "They're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
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You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
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Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
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You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Outro]
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Yeah baby I know it.
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I might be at the wheel, but Jim Beam's driving the car.
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That's ok. I can't drive 55 no damn way.
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Oh! Did I hit you?
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Remember, everybody in the club drive safe on the way home.
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'Cause that car you hit might be mine.
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Yeah baby! Too damn drunk!
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I ain't drunk, I just been drinking.
E
[Verse 1]
E
Got off work. Stopped in to have a round.
E
A couple games of pool just to wind on down.
E
Ready to leave, I couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender says he's got 'em, "But they're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Verse 2]
E
I went and looked at my car. My car looked back at me.
E
I said, "We can't go nowhere, the bartender's got my keys."
E
You might of driven drunk outta here before,
E
But I ain't gonna let you do it anymore.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before,
E
But you ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Solo]
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
E A E B E
[Verse 3]
E
Well, I went back in and had another round.
E
I played some more pool still trying to wind down.
E
I'm ready to leave. Couldn't find my keys.
E
Bartender's still got 'em, "They're staying here with me."
[Chorus]
A
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
You're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Chorus]
A
'Cause you're you're too drunk to drive drunk this time.
E
Too drunk to drive drunk this time.
B
I know you might have did it a million times before.
E
You ain't driving outta here like this no more.
[Outro]
E
Yeah baby I know it.
E
I might be at the wheel, but Jim Beam's driving the car.
E
That's ok. I can't drive 55 no damn way.
E
Oh! Did I hit you?
E
Remember, everybody in the club drive safe on the way home.
E
'Cause that car you hit might be mine.
E
Yeah baby! Too damn drunk!
E
I ain't drunk, I just been drinking.
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