Biografía:
Morris Mac Davis (born in Lubbock, TX, on 21 January 1942; died September 29, 2020) was an American country music singer, songwriter, and actor who has enjoyed much crossover success. His early work writing for Elvis Presley produced the hits "Memories", "In the Ghetto", "Don't Cry Daddy", and "A Little Less Conversation". A subsequent solo career in the 1970s produced hits such as "Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me", making him a well-known name in pop music.
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Otras canciones:
- In The Ghetto
- Baby Dont Get Hooked On Me
- Bestest Friend
- Hard To Be Humble
- Hooked On Music
- I Believe In Music
- It Was Time
- Its Hard To Be Humble
- My Bestest Friend
- One Hell Of A Woman
- Stop And Smell The Roses
- Texas In My Rearview Mirror
- The Beer Drinking Song
- The Ghetto
- Watching Scotty Grow
- Whoever Finds This I Love You
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Mac Davis- Hooked on Music
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C
Well it was New Years Eve I was 14 at the time
I was celebrating 4 AM with them hoodlum friends of mine
F
I heard a boy named Elvis Presley
C
Singing That's Alright Mama on the radio and it turned me on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
C
Well all my friends thought I had one brick less than a load
Cause I'd stop the car and I'd jump out and start dancing in the road
F
When I heard Jerry Lee Lewis singing
C
Whole Lot of Shaking Going On it turned me on
G7 C
And I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
F
Wella I'd steal them fancy hubcaps
C
Off them cowboy's pickup trucks fender skirts and mud-flaps
F
Anything to make a buck I'd sell 'em right back to 'em
D7
Out behind the rodeo just to make a little money
G7
To treat my little honey to a rock and roll show
C
And I hung around that skating rink where Buddy Holly played
I could not believe one man could have such fun
F
And still get paid then I heard that local DJ playing
C
That'll Be The Day it turned me on said turned me on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
F
Well I finally got some tickets to see Elvis live and hot
C
And my girlfriend almost jumped my bones going back to the parking lot
F
I knew that it was not my great physique good looks and charm
D7 G7
That left that Texas teenybopper's nail-prints in my arm
C
So I bought myself a guitar and I wrote me a lady's song
And I could change the name to fit my latest flame
And that sucker never came out wrong
F
I'd sit back and sing it soft and low
C
Watch 'em as it slowly turned 'em on I'd turn 'em on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
Tabbed by LTdslr
C
Well it was New Years Eve I was 14 at the time
I was celebrating 4 AM with them hoodlum friends of mine
F
I heard a boy named Elvis Presley
C
Singing That's Alright Mama on the radio and it turned me on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
C
Well all my friends thought I had one brick less than a load
Cause I'd stop the car and I'd jump out and start dancing in the road
F
When I heard Jerry Lee Lewis singing
C
Whole Lot of Shaking Going On it turned me on
G7 C
And I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
F
Wella I'd steal them fancy hubcaps
C
Off them cowboy's pickup trucks fender skirts and mud-flaps
F
Anything to make a buck I'd sell 'em right back to 'em
D7
Out behind the rodeo just to make a little money
G7
To treat my little honey to a rock and roll show
C
And I hung around that skating rink where Buddy Holly played
I could not believe one man could have such fun
F
And still get paid then I heard that local DJ playing
C
That'll Be The Day it turned me on said turned me on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
F
Well I finally got some tickets to see Elvis live and hot
C
And my girlfriend almost jumped my bones going back to the parking lot
F
I knew that it was not my great physique good looks and charm
D7 G7
That left that Texas teenybopper's nail-prints in my arm
C
So I bought myself a guitar and I wrote me a lady's song
And I could change the name to fit my latest flame
And that sucker never came out wrong
F
I'd sit back and sing it soft and low
C
Watch 'em as it slowly turned 'em on I'd turn 'em on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
G7 C
I been hooked on music hooked on music from that moment on
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