Biografia:
Robert Joseph "Bobby" Bare, Sr, nasceu a 07.04.1935.
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- Tequila Sheila
- 500 Miles Away From Home
- A Little Bit Later On Down The Line
- Alimony
- All American Boy
- All The Good Times Are Past And Gone
- Amarillo Highway
- Baby Dont Believe Him
- Big Dupree
- Book Of Love
- Brian Hennessey
- Calgary Snow
- Candy Coated Kisses
- Charleston Railroad
- Chester
- Christmas Time At Grandmas House
- Coal River
- Come Kiss Me Love
- Come On Home And Sing The Blues To Daddy
- Come Sundown
- Cowboy And The Poet Faster Horses
- Cowboys And Daddys
- Daddy What If
- Dear Wastebasket
- Detroit City
- Dont It Make You Wanna Go Home
- Dont Think Twice Its Alright
- Down In Mexico
- Down To My Last Come And Get Me
- Drinking From The Bottle
- Drop Kick Me Jesus
- Dropping Out Of Sight
- Find Out Whats Happening
- Five Hundred Miles
- Game Of Triangles
- Gods Were Angry With Me
- Greasy Grit Gravy
- Hard Time Hungrys
- Have I Stayed Away Too Long
- Heaven Help My Soul
- Hes A Cowboy
- High Plains Jamboree
- Hillbilly Hell
- Homecoming
- How About You
- I Dont Believe Ill Fall In Love Today
- I Hate Goodbyes
- I Love An Old Fashioned Christmas
- I Never Went To Bed With An Ugly Woman
- I Took A Memory For Lunch
- I Took A Memory To Lunch
- I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
- Id Fight The World
- If You Aint Got Nothing
- Im A Long Way From Home
- Im Gettin Lonely
- Im Not A Candle In The Wind
- In The Hills Of Shiloh
- It All Depends On Linda
- Last Dance At The Old Texas Moon
- Lemon Tree
- Little Bit Later On Down The Line
- Long Way To Tennessee
- Lost In Millers Cave
- Margies At The Lincoln Park Inn
- Marie Laveau
- Mrs Jones Your Daughter Cried All Night
- Numbers
- Ode To The Little Brown Shack Out Back
- Passin Through
- Please Dont Tell Me How The Story Ends
- Please Dont Tell Me Till The Story Ends
- Pretty Painted Ladies
- Rosalies Good Eats Cafe
- Rough On The Living
- Shame On Me
- She My Ever Lovin Machine
- Song Of The South
- Speckled Pony
- Thats How I Got To Memphis
- The Jogger
- The Mermaid
- The Mermaid Song
- The Stranger
- The Winner
- Things Change
- To Whom It May Concern
- Try To Remember
- Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother
- What Am I Gonna Do Girl
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey sat back and let the gypsy read his palm
B E
When he saw her eyes grow wide and wild and dark
A
And she whispered through her toothless gums and clutched him by the arm
B E
She said, ''Boy, I fear I see the devil's mark.''
E B E
Brian Hennessey just laughed and pealed the ten-spot from his roll
B
'Cause he'd never ever known the taste of fear
E A
But he wondered why the summer nights should suddenly turn cold
B E
As the gypsy's words come ringing in his ear.
[Chorus]
E A E
''You can run, you can hide, Brian Hennessey.'', she cried
B
''But you can't escape the fate that's in your hand.
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.''
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey walked through the doors of the Dining Dog Saloon
B E
Where he stopped to have his nightly glass of gin
A
And the one-eyed scar-faced stranger a dealing blackjack in the gloom
B E
Winked his ghastly grey glass eye and dealt him in.
E B E
Brian watched in fascination as the stranger's fingers flew
B
Why he'd never seen such cheatin' done before
E A
And his hand closed round a handle of his snub-nose 32
B E
When the gypsy's warning come to him once more.
[Chorus]
E A E
''You can run, you can hide, Brian Hennessey.'', she cried
B
''But you can't escape the fate that's in your hand.
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.''
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey just folded up his cards and walked away
B E
Holding back the rage that burned his soul
A
And he stopped to have some coffee at the Mockingbird Cafe
B E
But that slender blue eyed waitress was his goal.
B E
And a few words from his silver tongue soon turned her flighty head
B
She said, ''My husband's out of town, you need not fear.''
E A
But as he pressed her to the softness of her flutty-feathered bed
B E
On her pillows he saw written bright and clear.
[Chorus]
E A E
Oh, you can run, you can hide, daring letters clear and wide
B
Said you can't escape the fate that's in your hand
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey he stumbled down the stairs into the street
B E
And from that day on he changed his wicked life
A
And he never drunk or gambled and he never dealt no doop
B E
And he never touched another fellow's wife.
B E
And years later he met the gypsy when his days were almost done
B
He said, ''Ha, ha, I beat your curse don't you know.''
E A
But when she saw the frightened, trembling, withered wretch that he'd become
B E
She said, ''Brian, you died twenty years ago.''
[Chorus/Outro]
A E
''Because you ran and you hid that's exactly what you did
B
But you didn't escape the fate that's in your hand.
A
And say how did it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man...''
E A
Brian Hennessey sat back and let the gypsy read his palm
B E
When he saw her eyes grow wide and wild and dark
A
And she whispered through her toothless gums and clutched him by the arm
B E
She said, ''Boy, I fear I see the devil's mark.''
E B E
Brian Hennessey just laughed and pealed the ten-spot from his roll
B
'Cause he'd never ever known the taste of fear
E A
But he wondered why the summer nights should suddenly turn cold
B E
As the gypsy's words come ringing in his ear.
[Chorus]
E A E
''You can run, you can hide, Brian Hennessey.'', she cried
B
''But you can't escape the fate that's in your hand.
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.''
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey walked through the doors of the Dining Dog Saloon
B E
Where he stopped to have his nightly glass of gin
A
And the one-eyed scar-faced stranger a dealing blackjack in the gloom
B E
Winked his ghastly grey glass eye and dealt him in.
E B E
Brian watched in fascination as the stranger's fingers flew
B
Why he'd never seen such cheatin' done before
E A
And his hand closed round a handle of his snub-nose 32
B E
When the gypsy's warning come to him once more.
[Chorus]
E A E
''You can run, you can hide, Brian Hennessey.'', she cried
B
''But you can't escape the fate that's in your hand.
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.''
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey just folded up his cards and walked away
B E
Holding back the rage that burned his soul
A
And he stopped to have some coffee at the Mockingbird Cafe
B E
But that slender blue eyed waitress was his goal.
B E
And a few words from his silver tongue soon turned her flighty head
B
She said, ''My husband's out of town, you need not fear.''
E A
But as he pressed her to the softness of her flutty-feathered bed
B E
On her pillows he saw written bright and clear.
[Chorus]
E A E
Oh, you can run, you can hide, daring letters clear and wide
B
Said you can't escape the fate that's in your hand
E A
And say how does it feel to have dealt your final deal
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man.
[Verse]
E A
Brian Hennessey he stumbled down the stairs into the street
B E
And from that day on he changed his wicked life
A
And he never drunk or gambled and he never dealt no doop
B E
And he never touched another fellow's wife.
B E
And years later he met the gypsy when his days were almost done
B
He said, ''Ha, ha, I beat your curse don't you know.''
E A
But when she saw the frightened, trembling, withered wretch that he'd become
B E
She said, ''Brian, you died twenty years ago.''
[Chorus/Outro]
A E
''Because you ran and you hid that's exactly what you did
B
But you didn't escape the fate that's in your hand.
A
And say how did it feel to have dealt your final deal?
B E
Go on lay down Brian you're a dying man...''
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