Biografia:
Jerrod Lee Niemann nasceu em Harper (Kansas). Cantor americano de country, atua desde 1999 e gravou dois albuns independentes.
1999 - Long Hard Road
2004 - Jukebox of Hard Knocks
2010 - Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury
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Outras músicas:
- Drink To That All Night
- Lover, Lover
- A Little More Love
- Bakersfield
- Blue Bandana
- But I Do
- Buzz Back Girl
- Come Back To Me
- Day Drinkin
- Donkey
- Down In Mexico
- For Everclear
- God Made A Woman
- Hope You Get What You Deserve
- How Can I Be So Thirsty
- I Can Drink To That All Night
- I Cant Give In Anymore
- I Got This
- Lover Lover
- Old School New Again
- One More Drinkin Song
- Only God Can Love You More
- Only God Could Love You More
- Shinin On Me
- Space
- They Should Have Named You Cocaine
- What Do You Want
- What Do You Want From Me
- Yellow Brick Road
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!
Down In Mexico
Written by Jerrod Niemann, Richie Brown & J.R. McCoy
Recorded by Jerrod Niemann
Capo on 2
[Intro]
G Am D G G
G D
It was 3 a.m. got a call from my friends in Tijuana
G
They said we're down in Mexico, man, you outta go hop a plane, if you wanna
G7 C B7 Am
We been soakin' up the sun here havin' fun, hangin' out on the beach and drinkin'
D G
As I packed my bags, couldn't help but laugh as I got to thinkin'
[Chorus]
G G7 C
Can you really be down, in Mexi- co?
G C
With sweet drinks in hand, girls with cinnamon tans, don't mix with tears you know
Em D G Am D C
From Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
[Instrumental]
G D G G
G D
So here I am, surrounded by sand and clear water
G
Watchin' the sunshine makin' tan lines, don't know which is hotter
G7 C B7 Am
Mariachi bands don't play the blues and, that proves it's the only place
D G
That you can have a broken heart and a smile on your face
[Chorus]
G G7 C
Can you really be down, in Mexi- co?
G C
With sweet drinks in hand, girls with cinnamon tans, don't mix with tears you know
Em D G Am D C
From Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
[Outro]
Em D G Am D C
Oh, from Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
D G G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
Written by Jerrod Niemann, Richie Brown & J.R. McCoy
Recorded by Jerrod Niemann
Capo on 2
[Intro]
G Am D G G
G D
It was 3 a.m. got a call from my friends in Tijuana
G
They said we're down in Mexico, man, you outta go hop a plane, if you wanna
G7 C B7 Am
We been soakin' up the sun here havin' fun, hangin' out on the beach and drinkin'
D G
As I packed my bags, couldn't help but laugh as I got to thinkin'
[Chorus]
G G7 C
Can you really be down, in Mexi- co?
G C
With sweet drinks in hand, girls with cinnamon tans, don't mix with tears you know
Em D G Am D C
From Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
[Instrumental]
G D G G
G D
So here I am, surrounded by sand and clear water
G
Watchin' the sunshine makin' tan lines, don't know which is hotter
G7 C B7 Am
Mariachi bands don't play the blues and, that proves it's the only place
D G
That you can have a broken heart and a smile on your face
[Chorus]
G G7 C
Can you really be down, in Mexi- co?
G C
With sweet drinks in hand, girls with cinnamon tans, don't mix with tears you know
Em D G Am D C
From Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
[Outro]
Em D G Am D C
Oh, from Monterrey to Tampico Bay, don't matter how far south you go
G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
D G G D G
Can you really be down in Mexico?
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