Biografía:
Hay dos artistas con este nombre. En orden cronológico.
1.Lucero Hogaza León (n. 29 de agosto de 1969; Ciudad de México), mejor conocida como «Lucero», «Lucerito» o «La novia de América» , es una actriz, cantante y presentadora mexicana.
Lucero inició su carrera artística en el mundo de la música. El 17 de febrero de 1980 Lucerito apareció por primera vez en la televisión Mexicana, interpretando una canción acompañada de su guitarra.
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Otras canciones:
- Aint So Lonely
- Drink Till We're Gone
- Kiss The Bottle
- My Best Girl
- Nights Like These
- Smoke
- Tacticas De Guerra
- Watch It Burn
- 100 Miles On The Other Side Of Lonesome
- 1979
- A Dangerous Thing
- All Of These Love Songs
- Always Been You
- Amor Secreto
- Anjalee
- Baby Dont You Want Me
- Bikeriders
- Breathless Love
- California
- Cerca De Ti
- Chain Link Fence
- Chainlink Fence
- Coming Home
- Darbys Song
- Diamond State Heartbreak
- El Tiempo Pasa
- For The Lonely Ones
- Golondrinas Viajeras
- Goodbye Again
- Hey Darlin Do You Gamble
- I Can Get Us Out Of Here Tonight
- I Dont Wanna Be The One
- I Woke Up In New Orleans
- Ill Just Fall
- Im In Love With A Girl
- It Gets Worse At Night
- Joining The Army
- Last Night In Town
- Little Silver Heart
- Long Way Back Home
- Lupita
- Mara Lee
- Millones Mejor Que Tu
- Mom
- My Girl And Me In 93
- No Me Dejes Ir
- No Me Hablen De El
- Nobodys Darlings
- Old Sad Songs
- Raising Hell
- San Francisco
- Slow Dancing
- Sounds Of The City
- Sweet Little Thing
- Tears Dont Matter Much
- Tell Me What It Takes
- Texas Tennessee
- The Blue And The Gray
- The Man I Was
- The Mountain
- The Only One
- To My Dearest Wife
- Toadvine
- Tonight Aint Gonna Be Good
- Tu Amiga Fiel
- Union
- Veleta
- Vete Con Ella
- War
- Wasted
- Ya No
- Young Outlaws
¡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]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse]
Em7 D
The family's been here for
Cadd9 G
The last hundred years
G D G
And it's all that he's ever known
Em7 D
Life in the cotton fields
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the rolling hills
G D G
Always called Arkansas home
D
But when the war came like his father before
C G
He joined the army
C G
And went to the war
Em7 D
Leaving the rolling hills
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the cotton fields
G D G
Bound for a Normandy shore
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 2]
Em7 D
The patch that he wore on
Cadd9 G
His uniform
G D G
Was both blue and grey
Em7 D
The colors of men who died
Cadd9 G
Fighting another fight
G D G
And more would die today
D
At Omaha beach against Germany
Cadd9 G
A young country boy
C G
Struggled out of the sea
Em7 D
Up on the sand where
Cadd9 G
Many a man
G D G
Would never know victory
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 3]
Em7 D
Fought the entire time
Cadd9 G
Up on the front line
G D G
It was lonely, bloody and cold
Em7 D
The only relief he'd find
C G
Might be some old French wine
G D G
The water was all dirty and froze
D
But he was luckier than some, a better soldier than most
Cadd9 G
He came back from Europe
C G
But never got home
Em7 D
Now he's back on the farm
Cadd9 G
But not out of harm
G D G
He drank so the pain wouldn't show
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 4]
Em7 D
Well he left behind
Cadd9 G
My brothers and I
G D G
We never really knew him at all
Em7 D
I barely remember him
Cadd9 G
Smoking with a grin
G D G
But looking mean; standing tall
D
Well I can only hope that he wouldn't be ashamed
C G
Of the man I become
C G
And the life that I made
Em7 D
And he did the hardest part
C G
And lived life with all his heart
G D G
And I hope I don't let him down
[Outro]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse]
Em7 D
The family's been here for
Cadd9 G
The last hundred years
G D G
And it's all that he's ever known
Em7 D
Life in the cotton fields
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the rolling hills
G D G
Always called Arkansas home
D
But when the war came like his father before
C G
He joined the army
C G
And went to the war
Em7 D
Leaving the rolling hills
Cadd9 G
Swamps and the cotton fields
G D G
Bound for a Normandy shore
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 2]
Em7 D
The patch that he wore on
Cadd9 G
His uniform
G D G
Was both blue and grey
Em7 D
The colors of men who died
Cadd9 G
Fighting another fight
G D G
And more would die today
D
At Omaha beach against Germany
Cadd9 G
A young country boy
C G
Struggled out of the sea
Em7 D
Up on the sand where
Cadd9 G
Many a man
G D G
Would never know victory
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 3]
Em7 D
Fought the entire time
Cadd9 G
Up on the front line
G D G
It was lonely, bloody and cold
Em7 D
The only relief he'd find
C G
Might be some old French wine
G D G
The water was all dirty and froze
D
But he was luckier than some, a better soldier than most
Cadd9 G
He came back from Europe
C G
But never got home
Em7 D
Now he's back on the farm
Cadd9 G
But not out of harm
G D G
He drank so the pain wouldn't show
[Riff]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
[Verse 4]
Em7 D
Well he left behind
Cadd9 G
My brothers and I
G D G
We never really knew him at all
Em7 D
I barely remember him
Cadd9 G
Smoking with a grin
G D G
But looking mean; standing tall
D
Well I can only hope that he wouldn't be ashamed
C G
Of the man I become
C G
And the life that I made
Em7 D
And he did the hardest part
C G
And lived life with all his heart
G D G
And I hope I don't let him down
[Outro]
Em7 D Cadd9 G D G
Lucienne Delyle
Lucinda Williams
Lucio Battisti
Lucio Dalla
Lucius