Biografía:
Burl Ives (14 de junio de 1909 – 14 de abril de 1995) fue un actor, compositor y cantante estadounidense.
Su nombre completo era Burl Icle Ivanhoe Ives, y nació cerca de Hunt City, Illinois. Sus padres eran Levi "Frank" Ives (1880–1947) y Cordelia "Dellie" White (1882–1954), y tuvo seis hermanos: Audry, Artie, Clarence, Argola, Lillburn, y Norma. Siendo niño, su tío le oyó cantar mientras se encontraba en el jardín con su madre. Le gustó tanto que le invitó a cantar en una reunión de veteranos en Hunt City
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Otras canciones:
- Lavender's Blue
- On The Front Porch With You
- A Little Bitty Tear
- Aunt Rhody
- Ballad Of Davy Crockett
- Big Rock Candy Mountain
- By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
- Call Me Mr In Between
- Christmas Is A Birthday
- Cowboys Lament
- Curry Road
- Frankie And Johnny
- Froggie Went A
- Funny Way Of Laughing
- Holly Jolly Christmas
- I Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly
- Ill Be Your Baby Tonight
- Jimmy Crack Corn
- Jingle Jingle Jingle
- Marianne
- Mary Ann Regrets
- Mister In
- My Funny Way Of Laughing
- Pearly Shells
- Peter Gray Blow Ye Winds
- Rudolph The Red
- Same Old Hurt
- Shanghied
- The Doughnut Song
- The Owl And The Pussycat
- The Ugly Bug Ball
¡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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Frankie and Johnny were sweethearts Lordy, how they could love
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Swore to be true to each other Yeah, true to the skies above
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He was her man, wouldn't do her no wrong
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And Frankie and Johnny went walkin' And Johnny had on a new suit
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Yeah, Frankie spent one-hundred dollar notes Just to make her man look cute
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He was her man, he wouldn't do her no wrong
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Frankie went over to the barroom Stopped for a bottle of beer
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Said to the old bartender man "Has my lover Johnny man been here?"
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"He was my man, Lord, but he'd been doin' me wrong, so wrong."
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Yeah, Frankie looked over the transom door And there to her great surprise
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There sat her lover man Johnny Makin' love to Nellie Bly
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He was her man, but he was doin' her wrong
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Well, Frankie lifted up her kimono dress And she drew (ladaladalala) out a little .44
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She shot once, twice, three times (three times) she shot him And through that hardwood
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door
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Yeah, she shot her man (yeah he was her man) Well, but he been doin' her wrong yeah
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He said," roll me over so careful ah Roll me over so slow,
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Oh roll me off to my left hand side, Because your bullet hurt me so,
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I was your man, but I been doin' you wrong."
(Instrumental & trombone & guitar solo)
Well, they sent for Frankie's mother Come down to Huddie's saloon
To see what's the matter with her boy She come down, Frankie looked up at her
Here what she said:
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She said, "Oh Mrs. Johnson, oh forgive me please
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Well I killed your lovin' son, Johnny But I'm down on my bended knee
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I shot your man, 'cause he was doin' me wrong ah'.
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She said, "I'll forgive you Frankie, She said, I'll forgive you not, not
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For killin' lovin' son Johnny, He's the only support that I've got,
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'Lord, you shot my man and he was doin' you wrong."
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Well, the last time I seen Frankie She was a-sittin' in a dungeon cell
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She would be there lonely, herself With no one there to care
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She shot her man, a-he'd been doin' her wrong, so wrong
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Well, bring out the rubber tired (hearse) so long You gotta bring out your pony and trap
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Yeah, they're gonna take Johnny, Johnny to the cemetery And he ain't never coming back
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Well, he was her man Oh, but he been doin' her wrong, so wrong
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Well, the story ain't got no moral, Lordy But the story ain't got no end
D A
Well, the story only goes to show That there ain't no damn good in men!
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She shot her man (he was her man) But he was doin' her wrong
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A
Frankie and Johnny were sweethearts Lordy, how they could love
D A
Swore to be true to each other Yeah, true to the skies above
E A
He was her man, wouldn't do her no wrong
A
And Frankie and Johnny went walkin' And Johnny had on a new suit
D A
Yeah, Frankie spent one-hundred dollar notes Just to make her man look cute
E A
He was her man, he wouldn't do her no wrong
A
Frankie went over to the barroom Stopped for a bottle of beer
D A
Said to the old bartender man "Has my lover Johnny man been here?"
E A
"He was my man, Lord, but he'd been doin' me wrong, so wrong."
A
Yeah, Frankie looked over the transom door And there to her great surprise
D A
There sat her lover man Johnny Makin' love to Nellie Bly
E A
He was her man, but he was doin' her wrong
A
Well, Frankie lifted up her kimono dress And she drew (ladaladalala) out a little .44
D
She shot once, twice, three times (three times) she shot him And through that hardwood
A
door
E A
Yeah, she shot her man (yeah he was her man) Well, but he been doin' her wrong yeah
A
He said," roll me over so careful ah Roll me over so slow,
D A
Oh roll me off to my left hand side, Because your bullet hurt me so,
E A
I was your man, but I been doin' you wrong."
(Instrumental & trombone & guitar solo)
Well, they sent for Frankie's mother Come down to Huddie's saloon
To see what's the matter with her boy She come down, Frankie looked up at her
Here what she said:
A
She said, "Oh Mrs. Johnson, oh forgive me please
D A
Well I killed your lovin' son, Johnny But I'm down on my bended knee
E A
I shot your man, 'cause he was doin' me wrong ah'.
A
She said, "I'll forgive you Frankie, She said, I'll forgive you not, not
D A
For killin' lovin' son Johnny, He's the only support that I've got,
E A
'Lord, you shot my man and he was doin' you wrong."
A
Well, the last time I seen Frankie She was a-sittin' in a dungeon cell
D A
She would be there lonely, herself With no one there to care
E A
She shot her man, a-he'd been doin' her wrong, so wrong
A
Well, bring out the rubber tired (hearse) so long You gotta bring out your pony and trap
D
A
Yeah, they're gonna take Johnny, Johnny to the cemetery And he ain't never coming back
E A
Well, he was her man Oh, but he been doin' her wrong, so wrong
A
Well, the story ain't got no moral, Lordy But the story ain't got no end
D A
Well, the story only goes to show That there ain't no damn good in men!
E A
She shot her man (he was her man) But he was doin' her wrong
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