Biografia:
Buddy Jewell (born April 2, 1961) is an American country music performer who won the first Nashville Star competition.
Born in Osceola, Arkansas, Jewell was 41 when he won the Nashville Star country music singing contest in 2003, aired on the USA network. Jewell had previously released two albums, but his Nashville Star victory won him a recording contract with Sony BMG/Columbia Records, and his post-Star album, Buddy Jewell, debuted at #1 and earned
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[Intro] (x2)
(Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D) (Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D)
[Verse]
D
Grand daddy used to sit me on his knee,
Am7 G
And tell me how it was in the old country.
D
Famine and floods and crops that failed,
Am7 G D
I'd listen for hours as he told his tale.
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[Verse]
D
He said, 'There must have been a curse on the family name,'
Am7 G
But he swore he'd be the one to break that chain.
D
With the money he saved by the sweat of his brow,
Am7 G D
He'd get 'em out of there, some day, somehow.
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin' man.
D
But he dreamed of passage to the 'promised land'.
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in A meric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck.'
[Instrumental] (x2)
(Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D) (Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D)
[Verse]
D
I can only imagine the look on his face,
Am7 G
Tickets in hand, as they counted the days.
D
El even passports, no turnin' back,
Am7 G D
De cidin' what they should, and shouldn't pack.
[Instrumental]
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[Verse]
D
But the baby caught the fever, just days before,
Am7 G
And the doctor hung a sheet on their front door.
D
For two long weeks, they were quarantined,
Am7 G D
Stra nded with nothin' but his shattered dream
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin' man.
D
But he dreamed of passage to the 'promised land'.
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in A meric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck.'
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F
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
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[Verse]
D
Grand daddy told his story, till he passed away.
Am7 G
How the people all cheered from the dock that day.
D
While he shook his fist with a tear in his eye.
Am7 G
At the beautiful ship of the White Star line.
F C D
And he cursed his fate and his danged O'Reilly luck,
F C D
As the mighty Titanic sailed into the sun.
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin man,
D
But he found his way to the promised land,
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in Am eric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck,
G D
This danged O'Reilly luck
[Chorus]
F
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
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(Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D) (Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D)
[Verse]
D
Grand daddy used to sit me on his knee,
Am7 G
And tell me how it was in the old country.
D
Famine and floods and crops that failed,
Am7 G D
I'd listen for hours as he told his tale.
[Instrumental]
Dsus2 D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D
[Verse]
D
He said, 'There must have been a curse on the family name,'
Am7 G
But he swore he'd be the one to break that chain.
D
With the money he saved by the sweat of his brow,
Am7 G D
He'd get 'em out of there, some day, somehow.
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin' man.
D
But he dreamed of passage to the 'promised land'.
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in A meric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck.'
[Instrumental] (x2)
(Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D) (Dsus2) (D) (Dsus4) (D)
[Verse]
D
I can only imagine the look on his face,
Am7 G
Tickets in hand, as they counted the days.
D
El even passports, no turnin' back,
Am7 G D
De cidin' what they should, and shouldn't pack.
[Instrumental]
Dsus2 D Dsus4 D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D
[Verse]
D
But the baby caught the fever, just days before,
Am7 G
And the doctor hung a sheet on their front door.
D
For two long weeks, they were quarantined,
Am7 G D
Stra nded with nothin' but his shattered dream
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin' man.
D
But he dreamed of passage to the 'promised land'.
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in A meric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck.'
[Chorus]
F
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
C G D
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
F
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
C G D
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
[Verse]
D
Grand daddy told his story, till he passed away.
Am7 G
How the people all cheered from the dock that day.
D
While he shook his fist with a tear in his eye.
Am7 G
At the beautiful ship of the White Star line.
F C D
And he cursed his fate and his danged O'Reilly luck,
F C D
As the mighty Titanic sailed into the sun.
G C/G G
Well, he never was much of a gamblin man,
D
But he found his way to the promised land,
G C/G G A
Bet it all on a better life in Am eric a,
F C D
He said, 'We'll change our fate and this danged O'Reilly luck,
G D
This danged O'Reilly luck
[Chorus]
F
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
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La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la,
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