Biografía:
Asleep at the Wheel (adormecido ao volante) é um grupo de country e Western fundado em Paw Paw, Virgínia Ocidental, Estados Unidos, mas mantido em Austin, no Texas. A banda já ganhou nove prêmios Grammy desde 1970, quando começaram sua carreira. Já lançaram mais de vinte albuns de estúdio e conseguiram emplacar mais vinte singles nas paradas de country da Billboard.
Uma de suas canções mais famosas e mais bem-sucedida, The Letter That Johnny Walker Read figurou na trilha sonora do game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
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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!
[Verse 1]
E A
We started out with good intentions. Makin' love right there in the kitchen
E B7
You and me were getting' along just fine, got along just fine
E
More than crazy 'bout one another
A
I was just a man and you were my lover
E B7 E
Glad that I was yours and you were mine
[Verse 2]
E
For awhile I could do no wrong
A
You laughed at my jokes and you danced to the song
E B7
Not too bad for an Amarillo country boy. _____? country boy
E
I said if we could just stay together
A
It could be just like this forever
E B7 E
Finer things in life we would enjoy
[Bridge]
A E
You told me you thought that I was wrong
A E
Ya said our love wouldn't last too long
A E
I don't want to leave you all alone
A B7
So should I stay or should I go back home
[Chorus]
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7
Do I stay here with you or hit the road
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7 E
I love you but I can always go back home
[Verse 3]
E
Now pretty soon it was just like I figured
A
Ya told me that you'd reconsidered
E
I could stay with you and be your man
B7
Be your lovin' man
E
Now it seems there's a brand new problem
A
Country boys learn their lessons when their taught'm
E B7
I've learned about as much as I can stand
[Bridge]
A E
Now I'm the one who thinks that I was wrong
A E
I don't think our love is gonna last too long
A E
I realy realy realy hate to leave you all alone
A B7
But Texs is a callin' me back home
[Chorus]
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7
Do I stay here with you or hit the road
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7 E
I love you but I can always go back home
[Verse 4]
E
Now It might be as flat as a pancake
A
But how much heartache can one man take
E B7
Amarillo we've been too long apart
B7
Been too long apart
E A
There's no need for me to keep on talkin'. If I'm a goin' I'd better start walkin'
E B7 E
Am I right or Amarillo never broke my heart. Nah ha
E A
We started out with good intentions. Makin' love right there in the kitchen
E B7
You and me were getting' along just fine, got along just fine
E
More than crazy 'bout one another
A
I was just a man and you were my lover
E B7 E
Glad that I was yours and you were mine
[Verse 2]
E
For awhile I could do no wrong
A
You laughed at my jokes and you danced to the song
E B7
Not too bad for an Amarillo country boy. _____? country boy
E
I said if we could just stay together
A
It could be just like this forever
E B7 E
Finer things in life we would enjoy
[Bridge]
A E
You told me you thought that I was wrong
A E
Ya said our love wouldn't last too long
A E
I don't want to leave you all alone
A B7
So should I stay or should I go back home
[Chorus]
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7
Do I stay here with you or hit the road
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7 E
I love you but I can always go back home
[Verse 3]
E
Now pretty soon it was just like I figured
A
Ya told me that you'd reconsidered
E
I could stay with you and be your man
B7
Be your lovin' man
E
Now it seems there's a brand new problem
A
Country boys learn their lessons when their taught'm
E B7
I've learned about as much as I can stand
[Bridge]
A E
Now I'm the one who thinks that I was wrong
A E
I don't think our love is gonna last too long
A E
I realy realy realy hate to leave you all alone
A B7
But Texs is a callin' me back home
[Chorus]
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7
Do I stay here with you or hit the road
A E
Am I right or Amarillo
A B7 E
I love you but I can always go back home
[Verse 4]
E
Now It might be as flat as a pancake
A
But how much heartache can one man take
E B7
Amarillo we've been too long apart
B7
Been too long apart
E A
There's no need for me to keep on talkin'. If I'm a goin' I'd better start walkin'
E B7 E
Am I right or Amarillo never broke my heart. Nah ha
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