Biografia:
Neal McCoy (born on July 30, 1958 in Jacksonville, Texas) is an American country singer of mixed Irish and Filipino descent. He stepped into the scene in the early 1990s, and currently lives in Longview, Texas.
Neal McCoy was born to a Filipina American mother and Irish American father. His birth name is Hubert Neal McGaughey Jr., which he changed to Neal McGoy, and later to Neal McCoy. Neal got his start as an opening act for legendary country music artist Charley Pride.
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Outras músicas:
- A Ok
- Basic Goodbye
- Betcha Cant Do That Again
- Billys Got His Beer Goggles On
- Broken Record
- For A Change
- Forever Works For Me
- Going Going Gone
- I Aint Complainin
- If I Was A Drinkin Man
- If I Was A Drinklin Man
- Last Of A Dying Breed
- Love Happens Like That
- No Doubt About It
- Only You
- Tails I Lose
- Take A Knee My Ass
- The City Put The Country Back In Me
- The Girls Of Summer
- The Last Of A Dying Breed
- The Shake
- Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
- Theyre Playin Our Song
- Where Forever Begins
- Wink
- You Gotta Love That
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If I Was A Drinkin' Man
Recorded by Neal McCoy
Written by Byron Hill and J.B. Rudd
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F C
I’ve learned to live without you one day at a time
D7 C
Even though you’re always on my mind
F C
There’s a bar around the corner if I wanted to forget
D7 G7
But I ain’t givin’ up on our love yet
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F C
Knowin’ me like you do the kind of fool I’ve been
D7 C
You probably think I’m three sheets to the wind
F C
I wish that I could tell you that I’m feelin’ no pain
D7 G7
Oh you should see how much I’ve changed
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
Recorded by Neal McCoy
Written by Byron Hill and J.B. Rudd
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F C
I’ve learned to live without you one day at a time
D7 C
Even though you’re always on my mind
F C
There’s a bar around the corner if I wanted to forget
D7 G7
But I ain’t givin’ up on our love yet
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F C
Knowin’ me like you do the kind of fool I’ve been
D7 C
You probably think I’m three sheets to the wind
F C
I wish that I could tell you that I’m feelin’ no pain
D7 G7
Oh you should see how much I’ve changed
C Am
If I was a drinkin’ man like I used to be
C F G7
I’d get myself a bottle and you’d be history
C Am
You made me a thinkin’ man when you walked out
C F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
F G7 C
If I was a drinkin’ man I wouldn’t need you now
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