Biografía:
Deana Carter was born Jan. 4, 1966, in Nashville, Tenn. She is the daughter of Fred Carter Jr., a guitarist who in the mid-'60s and '70s played on close to 90 percent of all Nashville sessions with artists such as Elvis Presley, Simon & Garfunkel and Roy Orbison. Deana Carter's first big break came when one of her demo tapes caught the attention of Willie Nelson, who invited her to take part in the 1994 Farm Aid VII concert as the show's only female soloist. That same tape led to a record deal with Capitol Records that year.
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¡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]
| (D) (Em) | (G) | (D) (Em) | (G) |
Bm D G D
She danced in the dirty streets, satin shoes tied to her feet
Bm D G
People 'round here said she was a sight
Bm D G D
Every night when the sun went down, she'd curtsy and take a bow
Bm D G
To the man in the moon and the dim street lights
A Em
We held in high regard, the rose in the mission yard
G
Singin', "Buffalo Gals, won't you come out tonight"
D Em G
And her name was Ru- by Brown
D Em G
And she came through shan- ty-town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em G D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
Bm D G D
Long about ten years ago, she disappeared, why no one knows
Bm D G
But some say she was runnin' for her life
A Em
'Cause a mean lookin' man in a limousine came down from New Orleans
G
He said he came here lookin' for his wife
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown
D Em G
And she came through shanty town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
| (D) (Em) | (G) | (D) (Em) | (G) |
A Em
Some say he beat her bad 'til she just went plain mad
G
But I say she went where he could never go
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown
D Em G
And she came through shanty town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em F#m G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
| (D) (Em) | (G) | (D) (Em) | (G) |
Bm D G D
She danced in the dirty streets, satin shoes tied to her feet
Bm D G
People 'round here said she was a sight
Bm D G D
Every night when the sun went down, she'd curtsy and take a bow
Bm D G
To the man in the moon and the dim street lights
A Em
We held in high regard, the rose in the mission yard
G
Singin', "Buffalo Gals, won't you come out tonight"
D Em G
And her name was Ru- by Brown
D Em G
And she came through shan- ty-town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em G D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
Bm D G D
Long about ten years ago, she disappeared, why no one knows
Bm D G
But some say she was runnin' for her life
A Em
'Cause a mean lookin' man in a limousine came down from New Orleans
G
He said he came here lookin' for his wife
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown
D Em G
And she came through shanty town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
| (D) (Em) | (G) | (D) (Em) | (G) |
A Em
Some say he beat her bad 'til she just went plain mad
G
But I say she went where he could never go
D Em G
And her name was Ruby Brown
D Em G
And she came through shanty town
Em F#m G
Like a queen with- out a crown
D Em F#m G
And her name was Ruby Brown, oh yeah
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