John Schneider - Country Girls flac album

Artist: John Schneider. Album: John Schneider's Greatest Hits: Still!, 2018. Here's a great song by John Schneider. It reached the top of the Billboard Country chart in 1985 (MCA 52510). This is one of four songs by John. Has been played on. United States 54. Heartland Public Radio - HPR2: Today's Classic Country.

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Capo 2 Intro: C, Am, F, C twice C Am F C I've been to California, where the ladies look so fine Am F Dm G They could take a long-haired country boy and softly bend his mind C Am F C Made love in New York City where they dress in silk and pearls F Am F G C But. Lord I swear there's nothing anywhere that's better than a country girl F C Cause country girls are sweeter than Tupelo honey G C And country girls are warmer than the Georgia sun F C They know how to touch you, they know how to love you, take you right out of this world Am G F G C I'm.

JOHN SCHNEIDER - COUNTRY GIRLS Here's a great song by john schneider. John schneider - the last thing I needed tonight. A MEMORY LIKE YOU BY JOHN SCHNEIDER John schneider's 1985 album "a memory like you" 01. what's a memory like you (doing in a love like this) 0:00 02. you're the last thing i needed tonight.

Courtesy of John Schneider Studios. For an artist who has not released music in a widespread manner for many years, John Schneider has approached the past couple of years with a renewed vengeance. Country Girls (written by Troy Seals and Eddie Setzer, this track became his second straight number one in April 1985 - two days before his twenty-fifth birthday). That was the quintessential song for me to do on tour. I thought it would be the kind of songs that would make the girls go crazy. Troy Seals pitched that song to me himself. Bowen was sitting there and thinking ‘We just cut thirteen and can only use ten for the album, and you’re bringing in another one?’ He said ‘I know, but I promise you won’t hate me after you hear i. It was after my first divorce, and the song starts.

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