Biografia:
Roger Dean Miller (2 de janeiro de 1936 - 25 de outubro de 1992) foi um Grammy e Tony premiado cantor, compositor, músico e ator, mais conhecido por seu honky tonk influenciado canções novidade. Suas músicas mais reconhecidas incluiu o topo das paradas country / pop hits "King of the Road", "Dang Me" e "England Swings", todos da década de 1960 era meados de Nashville Sound.
Depois de crescer em Oklahoma e no serviço militar dos Estados Unidos
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Outras músicas:
- King Of The Road
- Oo De Lally
- Oo-de-lally
- Whistle Stop
- You Can't Rollerskate In A Buffalo Herd
- A Million Years Or So
- A World I Cant Live In
- A World So Full Of Love
- Absence
- All Fall Down
- All I Love Is You
- As Long As Theres A Shadow
- Atta Boy Girl
- By The Time I Get To Phoenix
- Chug A Lug
- Chug
- Dad Blame Anything A Man Cant Quit
- Dang Me
- Days Of Our Wives
- Do Wacka Do
- Engine Engine Number 9
- England Swings
- Husbands And Wives
- Im A Nut
- In The Summertime
- It Takes All Kinds To Make A World
- Ive Been A Long Time Leavin
- Kansas City Star
- King Of The Road Live Version
- Leavings Not The Only Way To Go
- Less And Less
- Little Green Apples
- Lucky Luke Rides Again
- Maybe Leavins Not The Only Way To Go
- Muddy Water
- My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died
- Not In Nottingham
- Old Friends
- Old Toy Trains
- One Dyin And A Buryin
- Our Little Love
- Party In My Pants
- Poor Little John
- Reincarnation
- River And The Rain
- River In The Rain
- Ruby Dont Take Your Love To Town
- Somewhere Theres A Lady
- South
- The Ballad Of Waterhole 3
- The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
- The Wrong Kind Of Girl
- Uncle Harveys Plane
- Waitin For The Light To Shine
- Walkin In The Sunshine
- What Id Give To Be The Wind
- Where Have All The Average People Gone
- You Cant Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd
- You Didnt Have To Be So Nice
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!
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Me and Oliver and Virgil is-at the drug store killin time
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when my eyes fell upon this magazine
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I started readin this article on skydiving and parachutes
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and they said jumpin out of airplanes was the thing
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I knew that we could figure out a way
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Delmer Gill has got a parachute and uncle Harvey’s got an airplane
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so I said call the boys together today's the day
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and I could feel my fear a-risen as Delmer packed the parachute
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and Tilden brought a jug and passed it around
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and I turned that bottle up and drank it down.
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the engine coughed and sputtered towards the clouds
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I never knew my heart to beat that loud
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I said HARVEY I CANT DO IT as he pushed my out the door
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and I wrapped my hands around the landing gear
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and I was holdin on real good till Harvey stepped down on my fingers
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Virgil said he heard me scream from way up there!
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I said hell, there aint no use in bein afraid
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and I went crashin through the hen-house scattering chickens and breakin eggs
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and I kissed the ground and fainted dead away.
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and I dern-near got run over by a train.
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Then the day I jumped from Uncle Harvey's Plane.
Me and Oliver and Virgil is-at the drug store killin time
A D
when my eyes fell upon this magazine
G
I started readin this article on skydiving and parachutes
A D
and they said jumpin out of airplanes was the thing
G
Now being raised down on a farm and always lookin for adventure
A D
I knew that we could figure out a way
G
Delmer Gill has got a parachute and uncle Harvey’s got an airplane
A D
so I said call the boys together today's the day
A D
Well I found out too late what uncle Harvey called an airplane
E7 A
Wasnt nuthin but an engine and a wing
D G
and I could feel my fear a-risen as Delmer packed the parachute
A D
cause he kept tellin me ayes doin the right thing
G
Ron McLaughlin shook my hand as JD strapped me in the harness
A D
and Tilden brought a jug and passed it around
G
I took one look at that parachute, that whiskey and that airplane
A D
and I turned that bottle up and drank it down.
G
Well I was drunker than Cooter Jones when they poured me in the plane
A D
the engine coughed and sputtered towards the clouds
G
Well I was sober as a judge when he opened up that door
A D
I never knew my heart to beat that loud
A D
I said HARVEY I CANT DO IT as he pushed my out the door
E7 A
and I wrapped my hands around the landing gear
D G
and I was holdin on real good till Harvey stepped down on my fingers
A D
Virgil said he heard me scream from way up there!
G
Well I thanked God and Delmer Gilles when that parachute finally opened
A D
I said hell, there aint no use in bein afraid
G
and I went crashin through the hen-house scattering chickens and breakin eggs
A D
and I kissed the ground and fainted dead away.
G
Now friends I've done some fightin, and I've been shot at once or twice,
A D
and I dern-near got run over by a train.
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But I can't recall the day that I was many more afraid
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Then the day I jumped from Uncle Harvey's Plane.
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