Biografía:
Charlie Daniels é um cantor, guitarrista e violinista, que começou a escrever e tocar em 1950, quando ainda era um adolescente. Em 1964, Daniels co-escreveu “It Hurts Me” (uma canção que Elvis Presley gravou) com Joy Byers. Ele trabalhou como músico em Nashville, para o produtor Bob Johnston na CBS Records, tocou baixo em três álbuns de Bob Dylan em 1969 e 1970, e em gravações de Leonard Cohen. Ele produziu o álbum da banda Youngbloods, “Elephant Mountain” em 1969 e tocou violino em “Darkness Darkness”.
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Otras canciones:
- A Few More Rednecks
- Behold A Pale Horse
- Birmingham Blues
- Drinkin My Baby Goodbye
- Georgia
- Hallelujah
- High Lonesome
- In America
- Its My Life
- Little Folks
- Lonesome Boy From Dixie
- Long Haired Country Boy
- Me And The Boys
- Mister Dj
- Old Rock N Roller
- Protected By Prayer
- Reflections
- Saddle Tramp
- Simple Mad
- Simple Man
- Sweetwater Texas
- The Devil Went Down To Georgia
- The Devil Whent Down To Georgia
- The Last Fallen Hero
- The Legend Of Wooley Swamp
- The Souths Gonna Do It Again
- Trudy
- Uneasy Rider
- Uneasy Rider 88
- Was It 26
- Wichita Jail
- Willie Jones
¡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]
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Mr. DJ won't you please play me a song
G A
Play it for an old boy who's a long, long way from home
F#m Em
With a 1000 miles ahead and a thousand miles behind
G A
A dollar in his pocket and a woman on his mind
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
You can pick out almost anything you choose.
G A
Play Sweet Home Alabama or let Waylon sing the blues
F#m Em
I don't care what kind of music just as long as it sounds tough
G A
But don't play any hurting songs 'cause I feel bad enough
[Chorus]
G A
Now don't get the wrong impression, I ain't meaning to complain
F#m Bm
But it would be Sunday morning and I guess it had to rain
G G/F# Em A D D7
I was doing pretty good 'til I heard that darn old train going thru, who knows where
G A
And I guess the combination's got me feeling kind a low
F#m Bm
And all I got to cheer me up is this all night radio
G G/F# Em A D
Why don't you play us something hot and let this 18 wheeler roll my blues away
[Verse 2]
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Well I called her from a phone booth in St. Paul
G A
When I asked her if she loves me, I got no reply at all
F#m Em
And if that's the way she wants it, that's the way it's gonna be
G A
It might hurt a little while, but that's alright with me
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
I been 10 years wondering what went wrong
G A
And then I turned on my radio and I heard a country song
F#m Em
And it kinda keeps me moving just to roll on down the line
G A
But when you played that hurting song I almost started crying
[Chorus 2]
G A
Willie drowned in Whiskey River with Hank Jr's. rowdy friends
F#m Bm
Those rich boys sang Elvira, Ricky played the mandolin
G G/F# Em A D D7
Them old boys from Alabama put the pedal to the metal and let her roll, roll along
G A
Then I started feeling bad when George stopped loving her today
F#m Bm
Why don't you let old Micky Gilley get down on them 88's
G G/F# Em A D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Come on and play us something hot and let this 18 wheeler roll my blues away
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Mr. DJ won't you please play me a song
G A
Play it for an old boy who's a long, long way from home
F#m Em
With a 1000 miles ahead and a thousand miles behind
G A
A dollar in his pocket and a woman on his mind
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
You can pick out almost anything you choose.
G A
Play Sweet Home Alabama or let Waylon sing the blues
F#m Em
I don't care what kind of music just as long as it sounds tough
G A
But don't play any hurting songs 'cause I feel bad enough
[Chorus]
G A
Now don't get the wrong impression, I ain't meaning to complain
F#m Bm
But it would be Sunday morning and I guess it had to rain
G G/F# Em A D D7
I was doing pretty good 'til I heard that darn old train going thru, who knows where
G A
And I guess the combination's got me feeling kind a low
F#m Bm
And all I got to cheer me up is this all night radio
G G/F# Em A D
Why don't you play us something hot and let this 18 wheeler roll my blues away
[Verse 2]
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Well I called her from a phone booth in St. Paul
G A
When I asked her if she loves me, I got no reply at all
F#m Em
And if that's the way she wants it, that's the way it's gonna be
G A
It might hurt a little while, but that's alright with me
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
I been 10 years wondering what went wrong
G A
And then I turned on my radio and I heard a country song
F#m Em
And it kinda keeps me moving just to roll on down the line
G A
But when you played that hurting song I almost started crying
[Chorus 2]
G A
Willie drowned in Whiskey River with Hank Jr's. rowdy friends
F#m Bm
Those rich boys sang Elvira, Ricky played the mandolin
G G/F# Em A D D7
Them old boys from Alabama put the pedal to the metal and let her roll, roll along
G A
Then I started feeling bad when George stopped loving her today
F#m Bm
Why don't you let old Micky Gilley get down on them 88's
G G/F# Em A D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Come on and play us something hot and let this 18 wheeler roll my blues away
D D/C# D/B Dadd4/A
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
Hey Mr. D.J.
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