Biografía:
Nanci Caroline Griffith es una cantante, guitarrista y compositora norteamericana nacida el 6 de julio de 1953, en Seguin, Texas.
Nanci Griffith ha abordado, en su carrera, varios géneros musicales, predominantemente country, folk, y lo que ella llama “folkabilly”. Ganó un premio Grammy al mejor álbum de folk contemporáneo en 1994, por su disco “Other Voices, Other Rooms”, en el que versionó las canciones de los artistas que tuvieron en ella una mayor influencia musical.
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Otras canciones:
- Drive-in Movies
- I Wish It Would Rain
- Love At The Five And Dime
- Across The Great Divide
- Anyone Can Be Somebodys Fool
- Ballad Of Robin Winter
- Banks Of The Pontchartrain
- Boots Of Spanish Leather
- Comin Down In The Rain
- Cradle Of The Interstate
- Daddy Said
- Drive In Movies
- Drive
- Ford Econoline
- Friend Out In The Madness
- From Clare To Here
- Goin Gone
- Going Back To Georgia
- Good Night New York
- Gulf Coast Highway
- I Dont Wanna Talk About Love
- If I Were A Child
- Im Not Drivin
- Its A Hard Life
- Late Night Grande Hotel
- Listen To The Radio
- Little Love Affairs
- Looking For The Time Workin Girl
- Loves Found A Shoulder
- Midnight In Missoula
- Montana Backroads
- More Than A Whisper
- Morning Song For Sally
- Never Mind
- Night Riders Lament
- Once In A Very Blue Moon
- Outbound Plane
- Speed Of The Sound Od Loneliness
- Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
- Spin On A Red Brick Floor
- Tecumseh Valley
- These Days In An Open Book
- This Heart
- This Old Town
- Trouble In The Fields
- Turn Around
- Walk Right Back
- Well Alright
- You Cant Go Home Again
- You Made This Love
¡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]
A Bm D E A
[Verse]
A Bm
In an old pickup truck, with his hat pulled down
D E A
He drives them old Montana backroads
A Bm
Remembering half-forgotten times, and wondering where it's gone
D E A
And if he can still carry the load
A Bm
Now, the summer sun is setting, and the moon is on the rise
D E A
As he pulls that old pickup into town
A Bm
And he parks beside the place where the feed store used to be
D E A
And he heads for an old familiar sound
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
A Bm
He remembers back in '33, or was it '34
D E A
The year that he won the rodeo
A Bm
The buckle that they gave him, well, he still wears today
D E A
For that Brahma bull that he rode
A Bm
But his riding days are over now, his back is getting weak
D E A
And his eyesight, it just ain't as good
A Bm
As the days he'd spot a deer at a hundred yards or more
D E A
And bring back a month's supply of food
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
A Bm
Now the bar is getting set to close, they say he's got to leave
D E A
But it feels like, Lord, he just arrived
A Bm
So he downs his last shot as he's heading for the door
D E A
Getting ready for that long and lonely drive
A Bm
In an old pickup truck, with his hat pulled down
D E A
He drives them old Montana backroads
A Bm
Remembering half-forgotten times, and wondering where it's gone
D E A
And if he can still carry the load
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
A Bm D E A
[Verse]
A Bm
In an old pickup truck, with his hat pulled down
D E A
He drives them old Montana backroads
A Bm
Remembering half-forgotten times, and wondering where it's gone
D E A
And if he can still carry the load
A Bm
Now, the summer sun is setting, and the moon is on the rise
D E A
As he pulls that old pickup into town
A Bm
And he parks beside the place where the feed store used to be
D E A
And he heads for an old familiar sound
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
A Bm
He remembers back in '33, or was it '34
D E A
The year that he won the rodeo
A Bm
The buckle that they gave him, well, he still wears today
D E A
For that Brahma bull that he rode
A Bm
But his riding days are over now, his back is getting weak
D E A
And his eyesight, it just ain't as good
A Bm
As the days he'd spot a deer at a hundred yards or more
D E A
And bring back a month's supply of food
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
A Bm
Now the bar is getting set to close, they say he's got to leave
D E A
But it feels like, Lord, he just arrived
A Bm
So he downs his last shot as he's heading for the door
D E A
Getting ready for that long and lonely drive
A Bm
In an old pickup truck, with his hat pulled down
D E A
He drives them old Montana backroads
A Bm
Remembering half-forgotten times, and wondering where it's gone
D E A
And if he can still carry the load
D E A A/G# F#m E
Those honky-tonk bands still play old-time songs
D E A
Remembering how things used to be
D E A A/G# F#m
Sitting at the bar with his head down in his hands
D E
So alone with his memories
D D/C# E A
Lord, he's so alone with his memories
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