Biografía:
Ronnie Lee Milsap (born January 16, 1943) is an American country music singer and pianist. He was one of country music's most popular and influential performers of the 1970s and 1980s. He became one of the most successful and versatile country "crossover" singers of his time, appealing to both country and pop music markets with hit songs that incorporated pop, R&B, and rock and roll elements. His biggest crossover hits include "It Was Almost Like a Song"
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Otras canciones:
- I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World
- Smoky Mountain Rain
- 20 20 Vision
- A Legend In My Time
- A Woman In Love
- All Is Fair In Love And War
- All My Roads Lead Back To You
- All Together Now Lets Fall Apart
- Almost Like A Song
- Any Day Now
- Back On My Mind Again
- Biggest Lie
- Blue Ridge Mountains Turning Green
- Brothers Strangers And Friends
- Busiest Memory In Town
- Cowboys And Clowns
- Daydreams About Night Thing
- Daydreams About Night Things
- Happy Happy Birthday Baby
- He Got You
- Home Fires Burning
- Houston Solution
- I Can Almost See Houston From Here
- I Got Home Just In Time To Say Goodbye
- I Hate You
- I Wouldnt Have Missed It For The World
- Id Be A Legend In My Time
- If You Dont Want Me To
- Ill Take Care Of You
- Im No Good At Goodbyes
- Im Still Not Over You
- Inside
- Is It Over
- It Was Almost Like A Song
- Its All I Can Do
- Jesus Is Your Ticket To Heaven
- Just In Case
- Let My Love Be Your Pillow
- Lets Take The Long Way Around The World
- Lost In Fifties
- Lost In The Fifties Tonight
- Make No Mistake Shes Mine
- My Heart
- Nobody Likes Sad Songs
- Only One Love In My Life
- Out Where The Bright Lights Are Glowing
- Play Born To Lose Again
- Please Dont Tell Me How The Story Ends
- Prisoner Of The Highway
- Pure Love
- Remember To Remind Me Im Leaving
- She Keeps The Home Fires Burning
- Silent Night After The Fight
- Smokey Mountain Rain
- Snap Your Fingers
- Soon And Very Soon
- Spend The Night
- Stand By My Woman Man
- Stranger In My House
- Stranger Things Have Happened
- Streets Of Gold
- Summer Number Seventeen
- That Girl Who Waits On Tables
- There Aint No Getting Over Me
- Theres No Gettin Over Me
- Too Late To Worry To Blue To Cry
- Turn That Radio On
- What A Difference Youve Made In My Life
- What Goes On When The Sun Goes Down
- Where Do The Nights Go
- Why Dont You Spend The Night
- World Of Wonder
- You Snap Your Fingers
¡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!
G G7
I saw Mary's face in that little snow-flake
C G
That fell at my feet on the ground
D7 C G
And I heard my old friends in that last bitter wind
A7 D7
That blew back memories of my hometown
G G7
I can see the old crowd laughing so loud
C G
Lord I miss all my loved ones so dear
C G
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
D7 C G
I came here to build a dream and stayed to watch it die
A7 D7
I was meant to fail I guess Lord knows how I tried
G C
Funny how much better I can see without my pride
G G7 C
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
C
I had some good friend in Denver town
G
But lately they don’t come around
D7 G
I guess good time crowds are all the same
But with this old thumb I'll get a ride
C
And bid a lonely last goodbye
G G7 C
To the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
For I can almost see Houston from here
G7 C
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
I saw Mary's face in that little snow-flake
C G
That fell at my feet on the ground
D7 C G
And I heard my old friends in that last bitter wind
A7 D7
That blew back memories of my hometown
G G7
I can see the old crowd laughing so loud
C G
Lord I miss all my loved ones so dear
C G
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
D7 C G
I came here to build a dream and stayed to watch it die
A7 D7
I was meant to fail I guess Lord knows how I tried
G C
Funny how much better I can see without my pride
G G7 C
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
C
I had some good friend in Denver town
G
But lately they don’t come around
D7 G
I guess good time crowds are all the same
But with this old thumb I'll get a ride
C
And bid a lonely last goodbye
G G7 C
To the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
For I can almost see Houston from here
G7 C
From the cold Rocky Mountains of Denver
G D7 G
I can almost see Houston from here
Roosterteeth
Roque Narvaja
Rory Cooney
Rory Webley
Rosalía
Rosie And The Or (...)
Rosie Thomas
Ross Bagdasarian (...)
Ross David
Ross Lynch