Biografía:
Will Hoge (nascido em 14 de novembro de 1972) é uma cantor indicada ao Grammy americano, compositor e músico de Nashville, Tennessee.
Início da vida
Nascido e criado em Tennessee, compositor Will Hoge fez seu nome afiando uma mistura de Americana com alma e coração de rock & roll. Depois de passar a infância no subúrbio de Nashville de Franklin, Tennessee ele deixou de estudar história na Universidade de Western Kentucky.
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Otras canciones:
- Hey Tonight
- All Night Long
- Another Song Nobody Will Hear
- Bad Old Days
- Better Off Now
- Bible Vs Gun
- Doesnt Have To Be That Way
- Even If It Breaks Your Heart
- Favorite Waste Of Time
- Fools Gonna Fly
- Founding Fathers
- Goddam California
- Goodnight Goodbye
- Guitar Or A Gun
- Highway Wings
- Home Is Where The Heart Breaks
- Just Up The Road
- King Of Grey
- Little Bit Of Rust
- Little Bitty Dreams
- Lover Tonight
- Middle Of America
- My American Dream
- No Mans Land
- Not That Cool
- Pretty Sure Im Over You
- Secondhand Heart
- Seven Spanish Angels
- Silver Or Gold
- Someone Elses Baby
- Still A Southern Man
- Still Got You On My Mind
- Strong
- Sunshine Burn
- The Illegal Line
- The Wreckage
- These Were The Days
- They Dont Make Em Like They Used To
- This Highways Home
- Too Old To Die Young
- Trying To Be A Man
- Tv Set
- When I Can Afford To Lose
- When I Get My Wings
- Woman Be Strong
- You Make Me Happy
¡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!
SONG: STILL A SOUTHERN MAN
ARTIST: WILL HOGE
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: [email protected]
STILL A SOUTHERN MAN
WILL HOGE
NOTE:
In the INTRO and VERSES when going
from the C to the G chord the G chord
is really a Cmaj9/G (noted at bottom of tab).
I stated it as G chord to keep the tab
from looking cluttered.
INTRO:
*
Am C G Am C D
Am C G Am C D
VERSE:
Am C
There's a flag flying overhead
G Am C D
And I used to think it meant one thing
Am C G
But now I've grown up and seen the world
Am C D
And I know what it really means
Am C G
I wanted it to be the symbol of a boy
Am C D
Who wasn't scared to take a stand
Am C G
But now I know it's just a hammer driving nails
Am C D
In a coffin of a long dead land
E E
Oh, and I can't take it anymor-ore
CHORUS:
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I don't want your stars and bars
Am F
And your blood on my damn hands
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL:
Am C G Am C D
VERSE:
Am C G
The line really ain't that thin
Am C D
Between heritage and hate
Am C G
One is saying yes ma'am and thank you
Am C D
And making sure you pull your own weight
Am
The others what happens
C G
When you try to hold down
Am C D
Anybody that ain't just like you
Am
You can call it what you want
C G
But it's a God damn shame
Am C D
And I'm glad that I can finally see the truth
E E
Oh, I can finally see the truth
CHORUS:
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I don't want your stars and bars
Am F
And your blood on my damn hands
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO:
Am G F
Am G F
Am G F
Am G F
BREAK:
E
You say "Where's your Rebel pride boy?"
E
"I'm sorry mister, it's all gone"
E
That flag ain't never lead to one thing good
E
Tear it down
E
I want to tear it down
INSTRUMENTAL:
Am C G Am C D
Am G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
CHORUS:
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
Oh, I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO:
C G Am G F Am
G F Am
Still a southern man
OUTRO:
G F Am
G F Am
G F Am
========== NOTE ==========
Cmaj9/G
E -0-
B -1-
G -0-
D -0-
A -2-
E -3-
ARTIST: WILL HOGE
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: [email protected]
STILL A SOUTHERN MAN
WILL HOGE
NOTE:
In the INTRO and VERSES when going
from the C to the G chord the G chord
is really a Cmaj9/G (noted at bottom of tab).
I stated it as G chord to keep the tab
from looking cluttered.
INTRO:
*
Am C G Am C D
Am C G Am C D
VERSE:
Am C
There's a flag flying overhead
G Am C D
And I used to think it meant one thing
Am C G
But now I've grown up and seen the world
Am C D
And I know what it really means
Am C G
I wanted it to be the symbol of a boy
Am C D
Who wasn't scared to take a stand
Am C G
But now I know it's just a hammer driving nails
Am C D
In a coffin of a long dead land
E E
Oh, and I can't take it anymor-ore
CHORUS:
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I don't want your stars and bars
Am F
And your blood on my damn hands
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL:
Am C G Am C D
VERSE:
Am C G
The line really ain't that thin
Am C D
Between heritage and hate
Am C G
One is saying yes ma'am and thank you
Am C D
And making sure you pull your own weight
Am
The others what happens
C G
When you try to hold down
Am C D
Anybody that ain't just like you
Am
You can call it what you want
C G
But it's a God damn shame
Am C D
And I'm glad that I can finally see the truth
E E
Oh, I can finally see the truth
CHORUS:
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I don't want your stars and bars
Am F
And your blood on my damn hands
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO:
Am G F
Am G F
Am G F
Am G F
BREAK:
E
You say "Where's your Rebel pride boy?"
E
"I'm sorry mister, it's all gone"
E
That flag ain't never lead to one thing good
E
Tear it down
E
I want to tear it down
INSTRUMENTAL:
Am C G Am C D
Am G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
CHORUS:
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all that I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G
I'm looking away now Dixie
Am F
'Cause I've seen all I can stand
C G Am F
But I'm still a southern man
C G Am F
Oh, I'm still a southern man
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO:
C G Am G F Am
G F Am
Still a southern man
OUTRO:
G F Am
G F Am
G F Am
========== NOTE ==========
Cmaj9/G
E -0-
B -1-
G -0-
D -0-
A -2-
E -3-
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