Artist: Buck Owens
Buck Owens's lyrics & chords
Alvis Edgar Owens, Jr. (August 12, 1929 – March 25, 2006), better known as Buck Owens, was an American singer and guitarist who had 21 No. 1 hits on the Billboard country music charts with his band, the Buckaroos. They pioneered what came to be called the Bakersfield sound—a reference to Bakersfield, California, the city Owens called home and from which he drew inspiration for what he preferred to call American music. While Owens originally used fiddle and retained pedal steel guitar into the 1970s, his sound on records and onstage was alw...read more
Storm of love Heartbreak mountain Dang me Come back Louisiana man Gonna roll out the red carpet Til these dreams come true No fool like an old fool We split the blanket I only know that i love you Under the influence of your love Rocky top My shoes keep walking back to you Pray every day Cigareets whiskey and wild wil Sally was a good old girl Bring it to jesus But i do Stay a little longer All the way with jesus The bridge washed out I washed my hands in muddy water I always get a souvenir Diggy liggy lo I will love you always Here comes santa claus again Corn liquor Jingle bells You gotta have a license The great white horse It tickles In the jailhouse now Oklahoma hills High on a hilltop My last chance with you Touch me One way love We were made for each other Saw mill No love have i Happy times are here again King of fools When i hold you Ole slew foot Salty dog blues In the palm of your hand Higher and higher and higher Tired of living I found you out There never was a fool Introduction Uncle pen You made a monkey out of me All i want for christmas dear is you Amsterdam Cinderella Number one heel Take it easy What a liar i am If i had three wishes Charlie brown Ruby The girl on sugar pie lane Heart of glass Rightfully mine When jesus calls all his children in Twist and shout Goose rock If i knew Last dance tonight Would you be ready Summertime blues Buck introduces the band Buck talks to the audience Catch the wind Arms full of empty Back street affair It was with love Eternal vacation House of memories Good old fashioned country christmas No more me and you Peaceful easy feeling Where would i be without jesus Things i saw happening at the fountain on the plaza when i was visiting rome or amore I was born to be in love with you Someone with no one to love Tequila sunrise A very merry christmas Song and dance Cadillac lane Within my loving arms Rocks in my head Pfft you were gone The jolly christmas polka Tomorrow is christmas day I love you so much it hurts You left her lonely too long One of everything you got Only you and you alone Fiddle polka Merry christmas from our house to yours There goes my heart Christmas time is near Great expectations Weekend daddy It never will be over for me Closing remarks Child support Lady madonna All the tea in china Looking back to see Love minus zero – no limit Medley Hollywood waltz John law Stony mountain west virginia California oakie San francisco town Rain on your parade I am a rock A different kind of sad Hello trouble Mirror mirror on the wall Meanwhile back at the ranch Texas tornado Homeward bound Did anybody get the license number Full time daddy Whatcha gonna do now? Scandinavian polka The devil made me do that The battle of new orleans Let jesse rob the train I wanna be wild and free Ozark mountain lullaby Bring back my peace of mind Today i started loving you again Love is me Forever and ever The wind blows everyday in oklahoma Let the fun begin Our old mansion Sing a happy song All around cowboy of 1964 Black texas dirt Tijuana lady I wish i was a butterfly Take a taste of my wine Memphis tennessee Too old to cut the mustard White satin bed Make love to you Monsters holiday The race is on In the middle of a teardrop Everybody needs somebody Lonesome valley Get out of town before sundown Where has our love gone A happening in london town I finally gave her enough rope to hang Turkish holiday I would do anything for you World famous paradise inn The night they drove old dixie down Your daddy was a preacher
