Biografia:
Os Osborne Brothers, Sonny Osborne (1937) e Bobby Osborne (1931), foram uma influente e popular dupla de bluegrass durante os anos 60 e 70. São conhecidos principalmente pelo hit country Rocky Top, lançado em 1968. Em 1994, foram introduzidos no hall da fama da Associação Internacional de Música Bluegrass, o que é considerado o ápice para um artista do gênero. Sonny se retirou em 2005, mas Bobby continua a se apresentar com sua banda Rocky Top Express.
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Georgia Mules And Country Boys
Osborne Brothers
CAPO:2
[Intro]
C G D G
Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
[1st Verse]
G D
I know the world goes on we can't keep living in the past
G
Still there's a thing or two I sure do wish could last
C
I've got a crazy case of blue nostalgia
A D
Remembering mules and corn fields out of my past
[2nd Verse]
G D
I see lots of kids these days in jeans of faded blue
G
they never saw a mule but they're nostalgic too
C
They're trying hard to capture what is missing
A D
although they know deep down those days are through
[3rd Verse]
G D
How many girls do you know now that ever milked a cow
G
How many boys that ever walked behind a plow
C
and who have you seen lately churning butter
A D
who do you even know that might know how
[Chorus]
D G
Well you don't see many mules these days you don't see many mules
C D
and you don't see many old boys balling hay
G C
I ain't knocking progress but it hurts me some to say
G D G
that Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
Osborne Brothers
CAPO:2
[Intro]
C G D G
Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
[1st Verse]
G D
I know the world goes on we can't keep living in the past
G
Still there's a thing or two I sure do wish could last
C
I've got a crazy case of blue nostalgia
A D
Remembering mules and corn fields out of my past
[2nd Verse]
G D
I see lots of kids these days in jeans of faded blue
G
they never saw a mule but they're nostalgic too
C
They're trying hard to capture what is missing
A D
although they know deep down those days are through
[3rd Verse]
G D
How many girls do you know now that ever milked a cow
G
How many boys that ever walked behind a plow
C
and who have you seen lately churning butter
A D
who do you even know that might know how
[Chorus]
D G
Well you don't see many mules these days you don't see many mules
C D
and you don't see many old boys balling hay
G C
I ain't knocking progress but it hurts me some to say
G D G
that Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
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