Biografía:
Sam Bush (born: 1952 in Bowling Green, Kentucky) is a virtuoso American bluegrass musician. Bush plays mandolin, fiddle and guitar as well as being an accomplished bluegrass vocalist. He was a founding member of the New Grass Revival and has been called a modern day Bill Monroe. Sam is one of the main attractions at the annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Telluride, Colorado. He is affectionately known as "The King of Telluride" for his perennial appearances there.
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Where There’s A Road- Sam Bush
[Intro]
G C D x2
[Verse]
G C D
Jeff Davis was no county line to my daddy
G C D
More like a wall he could not see beyond
Em C D G
Yeah, to me that farm was just a jail and the day I hit sixteen I bailed
C D G
Shook off the Georgia dust and I was gone
[Bridge]
G Fm
To the wild unknown,
G Fm G
Where no light to guide me shown
Am7 G F Am7 C
And the wheels had ideas of their own
[Verse]
G C D
Three bakes joined the ride at a Joplin pawnshop
G C D
And a hard core band somewhere round Santa Fe
Em C D G
A club to wreck and a town to burn, not a cent to waste, no rock unturned
C D G
Days like those you’ve got to throw away
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road
[Verse]
G C D
That Portland week I can’t seem to remember
G C D
Those Houston nights that just won’t quit my mind
Em C D G
Yeah, checking seven doors or ten, better rooms just up the bend
C D G
And a thousand more left somewhere behind
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road
[Bridge]
G Fm
To the last free man,
G Fm G
Ain’t no mystery can stand
Am7 G F Am7 C
When the key’s right there in your hand
[Verse]
G C D
So Amy please don’t make this any harder
G C D
This tramp you’ve lost, that’s sure no cause to cry
Em C D G
No flesh and blood can buy my hand, you can ask a sad ol’ Georgia man
C D C
Since I’ve been gone it’s been one long goodbye
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road (x2)
G C D
Instrumental to end
[Intro]
G C D x2
[Verse]
G C D
Jeff Davis was no county line to my daddy
G C D
More like a wall he could not see beyond
Em C D G
Yeah, to me that farm was just a jail and the day I hit sixteen I bailed
C D G
Shook off the Georgia dust and I was gone
[Bridge]
G Fm
To the wild unknown,
G Fm G
Where no light to guide me shown
Am7 G F Am7 C
And the wheels had ideas of their own
[Verse]
G C D
Three bakes joined the ride at a Joplin pawnshop
G C D
And a hard core band somewhere round Santa Fe
Em C D G
A club to wreck and a town to burn, not a cent to waste, no rock unturned
C D G
Days like those you’ve got to throw away
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road
[Verse]
G C D
That Portland week I can’t seem to remember
G C D
Those Houston nights that just won’t quit my mind
Em C D G
Yeah, checking seven doors or ten, better rooms just up the bend
C D G
And a thousand more left somewhere behind
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road
[Bridge]
G Fm
To the last free man,
G Fm G
Ain’t no mystery can stand
Am7 G F Am7 C
When the key’s right there in your hand
[Verse]
G C D
So Amy please don’t make this any harder
G C D
This tramp you’ve lost, that’s sure no cause to cry
Em C D G
No flesh and blood can buy my hand, you can ask a sad ol’ Georgia man
C D C
Since I’ve been gone it’s been one long goodbye
[Chorus]
G C D C
Wired to the wheel and bound to no one
G C D C
Fire up the engine, down the fences go
G C D Em C G
Free, that’s about the blacktop, the back route, there’s always a way out
D G C D C G C D
Where there’s a ro-o-oad, where there’s a road (x2)
G C D
Instrumental to end
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