
Fecha de emisión: 04.05.2015
Etiqueta de registro: BMB, Poor Boy
Idioma de la canción: inglés
Rock'n My Country(original) |
Charlie went down to Georgia |
He was looking to make a deal |
He heard a southern band singing ramblin man |
Playing guitars of steel |
It was Travis, Hank, Merle and Mick |
Singing about them honky tonk women |
Walyon and Willie, Coe and Cash |
Just trying to make a living |
It wasn’t about fame, it wasn’t about money |
Just outlaws putting some rock in their country |
The king made the young girls scream |
In a pair of blue suede shoes |
Heard Clapton, Earl and Stevie Ray |
Just playing them delta blues |
Ronnie sang me home sweet home |
Talkin' 'bout Alabama |
Outlaws, 38 and Hatch |
You got me flirting with distaster |
Them Van Zant boys they was on to somethin' |
Just outlaws putting some rock in their country |
It was born down in the bayou |
Raised out in the streets |
Simple songs I could sing along to |
That made me stomp my feet |
Yeah my hair is long and I may look funny |
But I still love some rock in my country |
Yeah it all sounds good to me |
I like country in my rock |
And rock in my country |
She rolled on down the highway |
Yeah, Janis and Bobbie McGee |
Singing la la la la la la la la la |
Yeah sure sounded good to me |
It ain’t about the fame, the glamour or the money |
She’s just a bad girl putting some rock in her country |
If the music biz left it up to me |
I’d keep country in my rock and rock in my country |
(traducción) |
Charlie se fue a Georgia |
Estaba buscando hacer un trato |
Escuchó a una banda sureña cantando ramblin man |
Tocando guitarras de acero |
Eran Travis, Hank, Merle y Mick |
Cantando sobre las mujeres honky tonk |
Walyon y Willie, Coe y Cash |
Solo tratando de ganarse la vida |
No se trataba de fama, no se trataba de dinero |
Solo proscribe poner algo de rock en su país |
El rey hizo gritar a las jóvenes |
En un par de zapatos de gamuza azul |
Escuché a Clapton, Earl y Stevie Ray |
Solo tocándolos delta blues |
Ronnie me cantó hogar dulce hogar |
Hablando de Alabama |
Forajidos, 38 y Hatch |
Me tienes coqueteando con disaster |
Los chicos de Van Zant estaban en algo |
Solo proscribe poner algo de rock en su país |
Nació en el pantano |
Criado en las calles |
Canciones sencillas que podría cantar |
Eso me hizo pisotear mis pies |
Sí, mi pelo es largo y puede que me vea raro |
Pero todavía amo algo de rock en mi país |
Sí, todo suena bien para mí |
Me gusta el country en mi rock |
Y rockear en mi país |
Ella rodó por la carretera |
Sí, Janis y Bobbie McGee |
Cantando la la la la la la la la la la |
Sí, seguro que sonaba bien para mí. |
No se trata de la fama, el glamour o el dinero |
Ella es solo una chica mala poniendo algo de rock en su país |
Si el negocio de la música me lo dejara a mí |
mantendría el country en mi rock y el rock en mi país |
Nombre | Año |
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Nothing to Lose ft. Bret Michaels | 2015 |
Every Rose Has A Thorn (from Beerfest ) | 2013 |
Every Rose Has a Thorn (From "Beerfest") | 2012 |
Unskinny Bop ft. Bobby Capps, Frank Hannon, Robert Mason | 2015 |
Driven | 2006 |
Talk Dirty to Me ft. Scot Coogan, Bret Michaels | 2015 |
Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Rerecorded) | 2014 |
Look What the Cat Dragged In (Re-Recorded) | 2014 |
The Other Side Of Me (Song) | 2006 |
Stay With Me (Song) | 2006 |
Girls on Bars | 2015 |
Go That Far | 2007 |
You Know You Want It ft. Peter Keys | 2013 |
"69" | 2006 |
I'd Die For You | 2006 |
A Letter From Death Row | 2006 |
Sounds Of Sex | 2006 |
The Devil Inside | 2006 |
Party Rock Band ft. C.C. DeVille, Randy Castillo | 2013 |
The App Song ft. Jimmy Buffett, Brian Nutter, Bobby Capps | 2013 |