Biografía:
North America is many different places. Of course, there are different states and different provinces, but that’s not really where the big differences happen. The really fundamental distinctions happen between the different regions.
One great thing about my job is I get to travel. I travel, mostly on the highways, and frequently from one end of the country to the other. Some of the most interesting travel is when I get to see how the different regions fit together, as they unroll from end to end.
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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]
C G D
A seagull cry a child laughs an old man orders a drink
G C G D
It's been ten years since he got here and it hurts to think
G C G D
That years ago at this beachside bar a woman held his hand
G C D G
And he lost his chance for true romance on South Padre Island
[Verse]
G C G D
Well the woman's name was Mary Ann and Gary loved her so
G C D G
He said be my wife for the rest of your life and she said no
G C G D
Well old Gary he was from Indiana all his life a travellin' man
G C D G
He had a dog and a boat and he would float and fish around that old island
[Verse]
G C G D
He's stuck at Wanna Wanna the beachfront bar sippin' on a coke and rum
G C G D G
The tide rolls in his dreams die out waitin' on a love that won't come
G D G
True love never will come
[Verse]
G C G D
Years ago in California Gary loved a girl named Sue
G C D G
She and three more wives told him lies when they said I do
G C G D
And this last one took the money and the things Cary cared about
G C D G
She took the dog and the boat now he can't float cause she walked out
[Verse]
G C G D
Gary looks out at the Gulf and he squints his eyes
G C D G
Thinkin' again of what might have been without them hard goodbyes
G C G D
But Gary's got lots of stories about people and places he's been
G C D G
'Yeah I've had a few of them good times too' he said with a grin
[Outro]
G C G D
And Gary's still down there on Padre a little sad but he's alright
G C D G
If you head this way on some Sunday he'll drink with you all night
C G D
A seagull cry a child laughs an old man orders a drink
G C G D
It's been ten years since he got here and it hurts to think
G C G D
That years ago at this beachside bar a woman held his hand
G C D G
And he lost his chance for true romance on South Padre Island
[Verse]
G C G D
Well the woman's name was Mary Ann and Gary loved her so
G C D G
He said be my wife for the rest of your life and she said no
G C G D
Well old Gary he was from Indiana all his life a travellin' man
G C D G
He had a dog and a boat and he would float and fish around that old island
[Verse]
G C G D
He's stuck at Wanna Wanna the beachfront bar sippin' on a coke and rum
G C G D G
The tide rolls in his dreams die out waitin' on a love that won't come
G D G
True love never will come
[Verse]
G C G D
Years ago in California Gary loved a girl named Sue
G C D G
She and three more wives told him lies when they said I do
G C G D
And this last one took the money and the things Cary cared about
G C D G
She took the dog and the boat now he can't float cause she walked out
[Verse]
G C G D
Gary looks out at the Gulf and he squints his eyes
G C D G
Thinkin' again of what might have been without them hard goodbyes
G C G D
But Gary's got lots of stories about people and places he's been
G C D G
'Yeah I've had a few of them good times too' he said with a grin
[Outro]
G C G D
And Gary's still down there on Padre a little sad but he's alright
G C D G
If you head this way on some Sunday he'll drink with you all night
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