Biografía:
Robert Earl Keen, Jr. (born January 11, 1956 in Houston, Texas) is an American singer-songwriter. Growing up, Keen was interested in music, sports, movies and writing. He attended Texas A&M University, enrolling in the school of journalism. Disappointed in the College Station, Texas music scene, he began playing guitar and learned to read and write music, basing his style on folk, country, blues and roots rock. In 1977 he rented a house from landlord Jack Boyett, where his neighbor was a then-unknown Lyle Lovett.
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Otras canciones:
- 4Th Of July
- 52 Vincent Black Lightning
- All I Have Is Today
- Amarillo Highway
- Armadillo Jackal
- Barbeque
- Black Baldy Stallion
- Blow You Away
- Broken End Of Love
- Copenhagen
- Corpus Christi Bay
- Cowboy Dream
- Down That Dusty Trail
- Dreadful Selfish Crime
- Everclear
- Fallin Out
- Feelin Good Again
- For Love
- Front Porch Song
- Front Porch Song2
- Furnace Fan
- Goin Down In Style
- Gringo Honeymoon
- Happy Holidays Yall
- Hello New Orleans
- I Gotta Go
- I Wanna Know
- I Would Change My Life
- If I Were King 2
- Ill Be Here For You
- Ill Go On Downtown
- Im Coming Home
- Im Going To Town
- Its The Little Things
- Jennifer Johnson And Me
- Jesse With The Long Hair
- Let The Music Play
- Levelland
- Loves A Word I Never Throw Around
- Luann
- Man Behind The Drums
- Mariano
- Merry Christmas From The Family
- Mr Wolf And Mamabear
- My New Life In Old Mexico
- My New Life Is Waiting In Old Mexico
- Night Right For Love
- No Kinda Dancer
- Not A Drop Of Rain
- On And On
- Out Here In The Middle
- Over The Waterfall
- Paint The Town Beige
- Phuck It
- Raven And The Coyote
- Ready For Confetti
- Ride
- Road Goes On Forever
- Rolling By
- Rose Hotel
- Runnin With The Night
- Shades Of Gray
- Sing One For Sister
- Sonoras Death Row
- Swervin In My Lane
- That Buckin Song
- The Bluegrass Widow
- The Five Pound Bass
- The Great Hank
- The Guy You Are With Is An Asshole
- The Man Behind The Drums
- The Road Goes On Forever
- The Road Goes On Forever And The Party Never Ends
- The Rose Hotel
- The Wild Ones
- Then Came Lo Mein
- Think It Over One Time
- Throwin Rocks
- Tom Ames Prayer
- Travelin Light
- Twisted Laurel
- Undone
- Village Inn
- Walkin Cane
- What I Really Mean
- Wild Ones
- Wild Wind Blows
- Willie
¡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!
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From: [email protected]
Sing One for Sisiter
by Robert Earl Keen Jr.
D A7 G A7 D
Summer Sunday evenings around the old homeplace
G D A7
I would play my guitar sister'd sing along
D A7 G A7 D
Sister's smile would always light up my daddy's face
G D A7 D
When they'd get to dancing, they'd dance all night 'till dawn
CHORUS:
G D
I would sing one for sister
G D
Play for Papa
G D
Moan one for Mama
A7 D
and I'd cry one for you
Mama liked the slow one's. She'd shuffle 'cross the floor
Sister liked the fast one's Lord she could step so high
I could see my Daddy dancing "til he could dance no more
When I'd play a sad song you would start to cry
Chorus:
Break:
Now its just me and this old guitar I've no place to call my own
Mama and Papa have passed away, sister's settled down
You ran off and left me to live here all alone
Now all I play is sad old songs since your leavin' town
Chorus (X2):
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected]
Sing One for Sisiter
by Robert Earl Keen Jr.
D A7 G A7 D
Summer Sunday evenings around the old homeplace
G D A7
I would play my guitar sister'd sing along
D A7 G A7 D
Sister's smile would always light up my daddy's face
G D A7 D
When they'd get to dancing, they'd dance all night 'till dawn
CHORUS:
G D
I would sing one for sister
G D
Play for Papa
G D
Moan one for Mama
A7 D
and I'd cry one for you
Mama liked the slow one's. She'd shuffle 'cross the floor
Sister liked the fast one's Lord she could step so high
I could see my Daddy dancing "til he could dance no more
When I'd play a sad song you would start to cry
Chorus:
Break:
Now its just me and this old guitar I've no place to call my own
Mama and Papa have passed away, sister's settled down
You ran off and left me to live here all alone
Now all I play is sad old songs since your leavin' town
Chorus (X2):
Robert Gass On W (...)
Robert Gay
Robert Gillies
Robert Glasper
Robert Gordon
Robert Lebel
Robert Leslie
Robert Lester Fo (...)
Robert Long
Robert Miles