Biografía:
John Michael Montgomery (nacido el 20 de enero de 1965, en Danville, Kentucky) es un cantautor estadounidense de música country. Comenzó su carrera en una banda llamada Early Tymz, cuyos miembros incluían su hermano mayor Eddie Montgomery y su amigo Troy Gentry (que actualmente componen el dúo de música country Montgomery Gentry). John Michael made his solo debut on the American country music scene in 1992 with the release of his album, Life's a Dance , on the Atlantic Records label.
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Otras canciones:
- A Great Memory
- Aint Got Nothin On Us
- Angel In My Eyes
- Be My Baby Tonight
- Beer And Bones
- Cool
- Cover You In Kisses
- Cowboy Love
- Dream On Texas Ladies
- Drunkards Prayer
- Even Then
- Forever
- Four
- Friday At 5
- Friday At Five
- Friends
- Goes Good With Beer
- Good Ground
- High School Heart
- Hold On To Me
- Hold On To Me V
- Hold On To Me V2
- Holding Onto Something
- Home To You
- How Was I To Know
- I Can Love You Like That
- I Could Love You Like That
- I Couldnt Dream
- I Love The Way You Love Me
- I Miss You A Little
- I Never Stopped Loving You
- I Swear
- Just Like A Rodeo
- Letters From Home
- Lifes A Dance
- Line On Love
- Little Girl
- Long As I Live
- Look At Me Now
- Love Workin On You
- Lucky Arms
- Nickles Dimes And Love
- No Mans Land
- Oh How She Shines
- Rope The Moon
- Sold
- Sold Correct
- Sold The Grundy County Auction Incident
- Thanks For The
- Thats Not Her Picture
- Thats What Im Talkin About
- The Little Girl
- Til Nothing Comes Between Us
- Till Nothing Between Us
- What I Do Best
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Album: Letters From Home
Title: Cool
D G G A
D Dsus Gadd9
He really liked flannel with bib overalls
D A A7
If you looked in his closet it was all that you saw
D Dsus Gadd9
He'd dress up on Sunday and thought he looked neat
Bm A D/F# G
In a green leisure suit with wingtips on his feet
D Dsus Gadd9
I hated the music he played in the car
D A A7
It was hard to believe he called those people stars
D Dsus Gadd9
They sang through their noses like they all had colds
Bm A D/F# G
I guess it's hard to be cool when your forty years old
[Chorus]
Bm G
I was fifteen and real hip with long hair
D A D/F#
I'd ask my mama why's is daddy so square
Bm G
I could't believe all that he didn't know
Bm A D/F# G
I guess it's hard to be cool when your forty years old
D Dsus Gadd9
The night I turned twenty she came with the news
D A A7
Scared half to death and didn't know what to do
D Dsus Gadd9
I told her I'm sorry, but it's not too late
Bm A D/F# G
There's a doctor I've heard of that fixes mistakes
D Dsus Gadd9
I thought he was working and I was alone
D A A7
But he was standing behind me when I hung up the phone
D Dsus Gadd9
He said Son there's a few things you don't know about
Bm A D/F# G
If you listen real close we can figure this out
[Chorus]
Bm G
Cause I was eighteen and as wild as they came
D A D/F#
When one night a young girl told me the same thing
Bm G
You would't be here if she hadn't said no
Bm A D/F# G
You see, It's hard to be cool when your twenty years old
D Dsus Gadd9
These days I like flannel and old Levi jeans
D A A7
And I look at my young boy who just turned fifteen
D D/F# Gadd9
I know what he's thinking but it's ok you know
Bm A G
You see, It's hard to be cool when your fifteen years old
G A D
Title: Cool
D G G A
D Dsus Gadd9
He really liked flannel with bib overalls
D A A7
If you looked in his closet it was all that you saw
D Dsus Gadd9
He'd dress up on Sunday and thought he looked neat
Bm A D/F# G
In a green leisure suit with wingtips on his feet
D Dsus Gadd9
I hated the music he played in the car
D A A7
It was hard to believe he called those people stars
D Dsus Gadd9
They sang through their noses like they all had colds
Bm A D/F# G
I guess it's hard to be cool when your forty years old
[Chorus]
Bm G
I was fifteen and real hip with long hair
D A D/F#
I'd ask my mama why's is daddy so square
Bm G
I could't believe all that he didn't know
Bm A D/F# G
I guess it's hard to be cool when your forty years old
D Dsus Gadd9
The night I turned twenty she came with the news
D A A7
Scared half to death and didn't know what to do
D Dsus Gadd9
I told her I'm sorry, but it's not too late
Bm A D/F# G
There's a doctor I've heard of that fixes mistakes
D Dsus Gadd9
I thought he was working and I was alone
D A A7
But he was standing behind me when I hung up the phone
D Dsus Gadd9
He said Son there's a few things you don't know about
Bm A D/F# G
If you listen real close we can figure this out
[Chorus]
Bm G
Cause I was eighteen and as wild as they came
D A D/F#
When one night a young girl told me the same thing
Bm G
You would't be here if she hadn't said no
Bm A D/F# G
You see, It's hard to be cool when your twenty years old
D Dsus Gadd9
These days I like flannel and old Levi jeans
D A A7
And I look at my young boy who just turned fifteen
D D/F# Gadd9
I know what he's thinking but it's ok you know
Bm A G
You see, It's hard to be cool when your fifteen years old
G A D
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