Biografía:
Brad Paisley (nacido el 28 de octubre de 1972) es un cantante y compositor estadounidense de música country de Glen Dale, Virginia Occidental.
Paisley ha declarado que su amor por la música country se debe a su abuelo materno, Warren Jarvis, quien le dio su primera guitarra a la edad de 8 y le enseñó a tocarla. A los 12 años, Paisley escribió su primera canción, y a los 13 fue el acto de apertura de cantantes country como Ricky Skaggs y George Jones.
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Otras canciones:
- Alcohol
- Is It Raining At Your House
- Mud On The Tires
- My Everything
- Oh Love
- Online
- Then
- Ticks
- Toothbrush
- Ukelele Boy
- Whiskey Lullaby
- Whiskey Lullaby
- World
- River Bank
- Southern Comfort Zone
- 364 Days To Go
- A Man Dont Have To Die
- Accidental Racist
- Aint Nothin Like
- All I Wanted Was A Car
- All You Really Need Is Love
- American Flag On The Moon
- American Saturday Night
- Anything Like Me
- Away In A Manger
- Be The Lake
- Beat This Summer
- Behind The Clouds
- Better Than This
- Bigger Fish To Fry
- Born On Christmas Day
- Breakfast With You
- Bucked Off
- Camouflage
- Catch All The Fish
- Celebrity
- Cigar Song
- Cloud Of Dust
- Come Back To Bed
- Come On In
- Come On Over Tonight
- Contact High
- Country Nation
- Cover Girl
- Crushin It
- Death Of A Single Man
- Dont Breathe
- Dont Drink The Water
- Drive Of Shame
- Dying To See Her
- Easy Money
- Everybodys Here
- Facebook Friends
- Famous People
- Farther Along
- Find Yourself
- Flowers
- Forever Country
- Get Even
- Go To Bed Early
- Gold All Over The Ground
- Good Morning Beautiful
- Grey Goose Chase
- Hard Life
- Harvey Bodine
- He Didnt Have To Be
- Heaven South
- High Life
- Hold Me In Your Arms
- Hold Me In Your Arms And Let Me Fall
- Holdin On To You
- I Cant Change The World
- I Do Now
- I Hope Thats Me
- I Wish Youd Stay
- If Love Was A Plane
- Ill Be Home For Christmas
- Ill Take You Back
- Im Gonna Miss Her
- Im Still A Guy
- In The Garden
- It Did
- Ive Been Better
- Karate
- Keep On The Sunny Side
- Last Time For Everything
- Let The Good Times Roll
- Letter To Me
- Lifes Railway To Heaven
- Little Moments
- Long Sermon
- Long Sermon Intro
- Love And War
- Love Her Like Shes Leavin
- Love Is Never Ending
- Make A Mistake
- Me Neither
- Meaning Again
- Mona Lisa
- Moonshine In The Trunk
- More Than Just This Song
- Mr Policeman
- My First Cousin
- New Again
- New Favorite Memory
- No
- Nobodys Fool
- Ode De Toilet The Toilet Song
- Officially Alive
- Oh Yeah Youre Gone
- Old Alabama
- One Beer Can
- One Night In Las Vegas
- One Of Those Lives
- Out In The Parking Lot
- Outstanding In Our Field
- Part Il
- Penguin James Penguin
- Perfect Storm
- Pressing On A Bruise
- Rainin You
- Remind Me
- Runaway Train
- Santa Looked Like Daddy
- Selfie Theinternetisforever
- Sharp Dressed Man
- Shattered Glass
- She Said Yes
- Shes Everything
- Shes Her Own Woman
- Silver Bells
- Sleepin On The Foldout
- Solar Power Girl
- Some Mistakes
- Somebody Knows You Now
- Something About Her
- Start A Band
- Thats Love
- The Best Thing That I Had Goin
- The Devil Is Alive And Well
- The Mona Lisa
- The Old Rugged Cross
- The Pants
- The World
- This Is Country Music
- Those Crazy Christians
- Time Well Wasted
- Tin Can On A String
- Today
- Toilet Seat
- Too Country
- Two Feet Of Topsoil
- Two People Fell In Love
- Waitin On A Woman
- Water
- We Danced
- Welcome To The Future
- Welcome To The Future Reprise
- When I Get Where Im Going
- When We All Get To Heaven
- Whisky Lullaby
- Who Needs Pictures
- Whos Gonna Fill Their Shoes
- Why Georgia
- With You Without You
- Without A Fight
- Working On A Tan
- Wrapped Around
- Yes You Will
- You Do The Math
- You Have That Effect On Me
- You Need A Man Around Here
- You Shouldnt Have To
- Youll Never Leave Harlan Alive
¡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!
[Intro]
| E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
| E Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
[Verse 1]
E G#m
We work in the factories and the fields
A E B
assembly lines, cold mines and the steel mills
E G#m
That's what we do but there’s more to us than that
A E B E
If you want to know who we are it's on the logos of our caps
[Chorus]
E G#m
We're mountaineer. We're volunteers.
A E
We're the tide that rolls. We're Seminole
C#m B
We're the herd, a longhorn steer
E G#m
We drive Ford and Chevrolet. Cheer twenty-four and eighty-eight
A E B
and we crank up our music Friday nights
A B E
On two thousand country stations, yeah we're one big country nation - that's right
Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
[Verse 2]
E G#m
We might fix your water pump or your AC
A E B
and bring your apple pie and fill your glass of tea
E G#m
We'll take that FedEx package to your door
A E B E
but underneath that apron or that uniform
[Chorus]
E G#m
We´re Wildcats. We're Wolverines.
A E C#m B
We're Tigers, Buckeyes, Bruins, Bulldogs, Hawks and Hurricanes
E G#m
We pray before we race and cheer fourteen or forty-eight
A E B
and we drink ice cold beer on Friday nights
A B E
Yeah, we're one big country nation - that's right
[Bridge]
A C#m B E A
We're all across the map, down city streets and old dirt roads
C#m B E
We're the fabric of this nation - and we're a nation on our own
[Solo]
| G#m | A E | B |
| E | G#m | A E | B |
[Chorus]
E G#m
We're mountaineer. We're volunteers.
A E
Blue Devils, Heels and Rebels
C#m B
Fighting Irish and Cavaliers
E G#m
We soup up our Chevrolets cheer twenty-four and forty-eight
A E B
and we crank up the same songs Friday night
A B E
On two thousand country stations, yeah we're one big country nation - that's right
[Outro]
Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
| E Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
Notes:
In the intro/outro the two first chords alternates over the two notes e and d#.
The first chord is an E, so that means it alternates between E and Emaj7.
I hear the second chord as a G#m, so it alternates between weird chord that I wrote as G#m#5 and G#m.
But you're really just playing the same two notes over both chords.
On the album Brad plays a lead guitar with those notes (and a couple more) but if you want to play
this as chords I find it playable and okay sounding around a barre in the 4th fret with these chords:
E - x76454
Emaj7 - x76444
G#m#5 - 4x6454
G#m - 466444
| E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
| E Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
[Verse 1]
E G#m
We work in the factories and the fields
A E B
assembly lines, cold mines and the steel mills
E G#m
That's what we do but there’s more to us than that
A E B E
If you want to know who we are it's on the logos of our caps
[Chorus]
E G#m
We're mountaineer. We're volunteers.
A E
We're the tide that rolls. We're Seminole
C#m B
We're the herd, a longhorn steer
E G#m
We drive Ford and Chevrolet. Cheer twenty-four and eighty-eight
A E B
and we crank up our music Friday nights
A B E
On two thousand country stations, yeah we're one big country nation - that's right
Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
[Verse 2]
E G#m
We might fix your water pump or your AC
A E B
and bring your apple pie and fill your glass of tea
E G#m
We'll take that FedEx package to your door
A E B E
but underneath that apron or that uniform
[Chorus]
E G#m
We´re Wildcats. We're Wolverines.
A E C#m B
We're Tigers, Buckeyes, Bruins, Bulldogs, Hawks and Hurricanes
E G#m
We pray before we race and cheer fourteen or forty-eight
A E B
and we drink ice cold beer on Friday nights
A B E
Yeah, we're one big country nation - that's right
[Bridge]
A C#m B E A
We're all across the map, down city streets and old dirt roads
C#m B E
We're the fabric of this nation - and we're a nation on our own
[Solo]
| G#m | A E | B |
| E | G#m | A E | B |
[Chorus]
E G#m
We're mountaineer. We're volunteers.
A E
Blue Devils, Heels and Rebels
C#m B
Fighting Irish and Cavaliers
E G#m
We soup up our Chevrolets cheer twenty-four and forty-eight
A E B
and we crank up the same songs Friday night
A B E
On two thousand country stations, yeah we're one big country nation - that's right
[Outro]
Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
| E Emaj7 E Emaj7 E | G#m#5 G#m G#m#5 G#m | A E | B |
Notes:
In the intro/outro the two first chords alternates over the two notes e and d#.
The first chord is an E, so that means it alternates between E and Emaj7.
I hear the second chord as a G#m, so it alternates between weird chord that I wrote as G#m#5 and G#m.
But you're really just playing the same two notes over both chords.
On the album Brad plays a lead guitar with those notes (and a couple more) but if you want to play
this as chords I find it playable and okay sounding around a barre in the 4th fret with these chords:
E - x76454
Emaj7 - x76444
G#m#5 - 4x6454
G#m - 466444
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