Biografia:
Jason Boland & The Stragglers is a Country Music quintet formed in 1998 in Stillwater, Oklahoma, home of Red Dirt music. Their music is iconic of the Red Dirt sound such as Cross Canadian Ragweed, Stoney Larue, Bob Childers and others.
The Stragglers are Harrah, Oklahoma native Jason Boland (lead, guitar), Roger Ray (pedal steel, lead/rhythm guitar), Brad Rice (drums/backing vocals), and Grant Tracy (bass). Additional record contributions goes to Noah Jeffries on banjo, mandolin, and guitar.
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Outras músicas:
- Alright
- Backslider Blues
- Cant Figure How
- Change In The Weather
- Comal County Blue
- Dark And Dirty Mile
- Dinosaur
- Down Here On Earth
- Drinkin Song
- Fences
- Gallo De Cielo
- Grandfathers Theme
- Hard Times Are Relative
- Heart As Big As Texas
- Hope You Make It
- I Dont Deserve You
- If I Ever Get Back To Oklahoma
- If You Wanna Hear A Love Song
- Lucky I Guess
- Ludlow
- Mary
- Mary Ellens Greenhouse
- No One Left To Blame
- Obsessed
- Odd In Denver
- Outlaw Band
- Proud Souls
- Purple Rain Rocketman Medley
- Rich Young Dumb Nymphomaniac
- Roadside Prayer
- Sangria Wine
- See You When I See You
- Seven Spanish Angels
- Shot Full Of Holes
- Somewhere Down In Texas
- Song For You
- Tennessee Whiskey
- The Devil Pays In Gold
- They Took It Away
- Truckstop Diaries
- When Im Stoned
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!
[Intro]
G D A Bm G D A D
[Verse 1]
D A D
My kin come to Texas from Tennessee
G A D
With Davy Crockett a long time ago
D A D
I guess it's pretty lucky for me
Em G A G
They didn't all go to the Alamo
D
They fought to make Texas free
Em G A G
From the armies of Old Mexico
D
They must have thought it was something to be
Em G A G
In a land where a family could grow
[Chorus]
D G D
So they took it away they took it away again
G D
I wonder what those brave women and men
Em G A G
Would do if they came back around
D
What would they say
G D
About the way everything has been
G D
I don't think they were trying to win
Em G A D
A place to put poison in the ground
[Verse 2]
D A D
Now I live on an Oklahoma hill
G A D
It ain't Texas but it used to be
D A D
Back before Jackson signed a deal
Em G A G
To make it Indian Territory
D
In the winter that was freezin' cold
Em G A G
They marched the Cherokee
D
In the land rush the settlers stole
Em G A G
every place that they could be
[Chorus 2]
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
They had the sword and they had the pen
Em G A G
Worse than Spaniards come for gold
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
Now they poison the lakes and the lands
Em G A D
That their great grandfather stole
[Instrumental]
G D G D G D Em G D
[Verse 3]
D A D
Something happened in between the time
G A D
It was home for the outlaw man
D A D
And this time I like to think is mine
Em G A G
Is just where all the oil money has been
D
How can anybody make a meal
Em G A G
From what they can't afford to grow
D
What's going to be left to steal
Em G A G
When there are no more free souls
[Chorus 3]
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
How much time do you have to spend
Em G A G
Just to get them to let you be
D G D
Take it away take it away again
G D Em G
I always want to be livin' in the land of the free
A D
The land of the free!
G D A Bm G D A D
[Verse 1]
D A D
My kin come to Texas from Tennessee
G A D
With Davy Crockett a long time ago
D A D
I guess it's pretty lucky for me
Em G A G
They didn't all go to the Alamo
D
They fought to make Texas free
Em G A G
From the armies of Old Mexico
D
They must have thought it was something to be
Em G A G
In a land where a family could grow
[Chorus]
D G D
So they took it away they took it away again
G D
I wonder what those brave women and men
Em G A G
Would do if they came back around
D
What would they say
G D
About the way everything has been
G D
I don't think they were trying to win
Em G A D
A place to put poison in the ground
[Verse 2]
D A D
Now I live on an Oklahoma hill
G A D
It ain't Texas but it used to be
D A D
Back before Jackson signed a deal
Em G A G
To make it Indian Territory
D
In the winter that was freezin' cold
Em G A G
They marched the Cherokee
D
In the land rush the settlers stole
Em G A G
every place that they could be
[Chorus 2]
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
They had the sword and they had the pen
Em G A G
Worse than Spaniards come for gold
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
Now they poison the lakes and the lands
Em G A D
That their great grandfather stole
[Instrumental]
G D G D G D Em G D
[Verse 3]
D A D
Something happened in between the time
G A D
It was home for the outlaw man
D A D
And this time I like to think is mine
Em G A G
Is just where all the oil money has been
D
How can anybody make a meal
Em G A G
From what they can't afford to grow
D
What's going to be left to steal
Em G A G
When there are no more free souls
[Chorus 3]
D G D
They took it away they took it away again
G D
How much time do you have to spend
Em G A G
Just to get them to let you be
D G D
Take it away take it away again
G D Em G
I always want to be livin' in the land of the free
A D
The land of the free!
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