The Key to Life

Vincent Grant Gill

I'd love to hear my daddy play once again
All the songs that he taught me when I was a kid
John Henry, Ol' Shep and Faded Love
I Fall To Pieces and On The Wings Of A Dove

Just a few chords on the banjo that was all he knew
But in the eyes of a child, man his fingers flew
I practiced and I practiced til I got it right
Packed up everything and just took off one night

I made it from the beer joints to the Opry stage
He said the only difference is what you're gettin' paid
He didn't care that everybody knew my name
He said it's all for nothin' if you don't stay the same

But when he died the preacher cried and said he's the lucky one
He's walkin' hand in hand in hand with God's only son
My faith and common sense tell me the preacher's right
But I'd love to hear the banjo ring for me tonight

And I will honor my father with these words I write down
As long as I remember him he'll always be around
And the pain of losin' him cuts like a Randall knife
I learned a few chords on the banjo as the key to life

And the pain of losin' him cuts like a Randall knife
I learned a few chords on the banjo as the key to life

Curiosidades sobre la música The Key to Life del Vince Gill

¿Cuándo fue lanzada la canción “The Key to Life” por Vince Gill?
La canción The Key to Life fue lanzada en 1998, en el álbum “The Key”.
¿Quién compuso la canción “The Key to Life” de Vince Gill?
La canción “The Key to Life” de Vince Gill fue compuesta por Vincent Grant Gill.

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