Country Music Has The Blues

Billy Ray Cyrus

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

Transposer:

I sure miss ol Waylon and Paycheck’s paid his dues Chet Atkins on that red guitar Carl Perkins blue suede shoes Well you just don’t hear old Hank that much without Cash we all lose Maybe that’s why country music has the blues Roy Acuff and Miss Minnie Pearl is who this country needs And all them cheatin and drinkin songs that make your poor heart bleed Yeah the Possum’s done gone missin before his time was through Maybe that’s why country music has the blues Chorus 1: If it makes you feel better blame me if you want to But I think country music has the blues Merle Haggard and all those strangers you know they ain’t heard anymore And old Buck and Conway Twitty they used to pack that old dance floor And Loretta Patsy and Tammy Wynette I bet they ain’t amused And I bet they aint suprised to hear that Nashville has the blues Chorus 2: If it makes you feel better blame me if you want to but I think country music and I know country music Yeah I’m sure country music has the blues

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Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie d'une époque où la musique country était vibrante et pleine de passion. L'artiste se remémore les légendes du genre, comme Waylon, Hank et Loretta, et exprime un sentiment de perte face à l'évolution de la musique. Il souligne que le cœur même de la country semble être en déclin, avec un manque d'artistes emblématiques et de chansons qui touchent l'âme. En somme, il ressent que la country souffre d'un certain blues, un vide laissé par ces figures classiques disparues ou moins entendues.

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