Biografía:
William Edwin "Ed" Bruce, Jr. (9 de Dezembro de 1939) é cantor e compositor de música country estadunidense. É conhecido por ter composto a canção "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys".
Nasceu em Keiser, Arkansas, e cresceu em Memphis, Tennessee. Em 1957, na idade de 17 anos, ele foi ver Jack Clement, um engenheiro de gravação para a Sun Records. Bruce chamou a atenção do proprietário da Sun Sam Phillips, para quem ele compôs e gravou "Rock Boppin 'Baby" (como "Edwin Bruce").
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Angeline Would You Like To Dance Again – Ed Bruce
Original is in E, but capo at 2 to make it easier
Song can be heard here: https://youtu.be/57onyu7uAtc
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
Here we are dancin' in a blue cozy light
A
Two total strangers unknown
A
I'm not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
I don't think it's necessary I should know
[Verse]
D
I won't look at your finger don't look at mine
D G
We'll keep all the questions to ourselves
D
All we need to do is exchange our first names
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Verse]
D
Here we are wakin' hours after dawn
A
Two total strangers yesterday
A
I'm still not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
Cause it's too late to matter anyway
[Verse]
D
I haven't looked at your finger I don't guess you've looked at mine
G
We kept all the questions to ourselves
G D
I'm not gonna ask your number but I'm always there by ten
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Outro]
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
Original is in E, but capo at 2 to make it easier
Song can be heard here: https://youtu.be/57onyu7uAtc
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
Here we are dancin' in a blue cozy light
A
Two total strangers unknown
A
I'm not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
I don't think it's necessary I should know
[Verse]
D
I won't look at your finger don't look at mine
D G
We'll keep all the questions to ourselves
D
All we need to do is exchange our first names
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Verse]
D
Here we are wakin' hours after dawn
A
Two total strangers yesterday
A
I'm still not gonna ask if you're married or not
D
Cause it's too late to matter anyway
[Verse]
D
I haven't looked at your finger I don't guess you've looked at mine
G
We kept all the questions to ourselves
G D
I'm not gonna ask your number but I'm always there by ten
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Chorus]
D G Em
Angeline would you like to dance again
G A
I may not be the best but I'll be the best I can
D G Em
I'll gladly change my dollar for the two song quarter band
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
[Outro]
A D
Angeline would you like to dance again
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