Biografía:
The 20-something musician grew up across the street from Palos Verdes High School.
Stocksdale took what he admits to being a circuitous route to becoming a songwriter and performer. When he was eight years old, he bugged his parents for a guitar, which they finally bought for him at Mr. B's music store on the Hill. "But, after a couple of months, I thought it was just too hard. I didn't pick it up again until I was 16 or 17," said Stocksdale. He went off to college at Indiana University choosing to study psychology rather than music.
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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!
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Come what may no one knows
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One day it’s sunny and the next it snows
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So keep on rollin (along), come what may
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wet and wading through the shallow streams
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young john brody had some big ol’ dreams
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said “i will leave this town
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become a singer like my pappy was before he up and drowned”
B D
one week later brody swam to his death
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even a bucket could ya ‘less you holdin your breath
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Come what may no one knows
B D
One day it’s dried up and the next it flows
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So keep on rollin (along), come what may
A E
Drunk and driving down the boulevard
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Sweet jane benson had a life so hard
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said “I will change my plan
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become the woman I was meant to be without this awful man”
B D
six drinks later janey gathered her pride
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but Even a bottle could kill ya if take it for a ride
A E
Come what may no one knows
B D
One day it’s hidden and the next it shows
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so keep on rollin (along), come what may
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Soft and sinkin into modern life
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Bill hanes’ ending came at such a price
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said “I am getting old
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no longer can I be that fearless one, so brave and bold”
B D
Bill died lonely, bored and out of touch
B D E
Even nothing can kill you if you have it too much
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Come what may heaven knows
B D
The dimmest lights are often longest to glow
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So I’ll just keep on rollin along
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keep on strollin along
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I keep a cruise controlling along
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come what may
Come what may no one knows
B D
One day it’s sunny and the next it snows
A E A E
So keep on rollin (along), come what may
A E
wet and wading through the shallow streams
A E
young john brody had some big ol’ dreams
D
said “i will leave this town
A E
become a singer like my pappy was before he up and drowned”
B D
one week later brody swam to his death
B D E
even a bucket could ya ‘less you holdin your breath
A E
Come what may no one knows
B D
One day it’s dried up and the next it flows
A E A E
So keep on rollin (along), come what may
A E
Drunk and driving down the boulevard
A E
Sweet jane benson had a life so hard
D
said “I will change my plan
A E
become the woman I was meant to be without this awful man”
B D
six drinks later janey gathered her pride
B D E
but Even a bottle could kill ya if take it for a ride
A E
Come what may no one knows
B D
One day it’s hidden and the next it shows
A E A E
so keep on rollin (along), come what may
A E
Soft and sinkin into modern life
A E
Bill hanes’ ending came at such a price
D
said “I am getting old
A E
no longer can I be that fearless one, so brave and bold”
B D
Bill died lonely, bored and out of touch
B D E
Even nothing can kill you if you have it too much
A E
Come what may heaven knows
B D
The dimmest lights are often longest to glow
A E
So I’ll just keep on rollin along
A E
keep on strollin along
A E
I keep a cruise controlling along
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come what may
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