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Hey Mister Truck Driver

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Walter Bruce Willis é um ator norte-americano aposentado, nascido na Alemanha Ocidental. Ficou conhecido por protagonizar o seriado Moonlighting

(1985-1989) e apareceu em mais de cem filmes, ganhando reconhecimento como herói de ação pelo papel de John McClane na popular franquia Die Hard (1988-2013). The following notable deaths in the United States occurred in 2026. Names are reported under the date of death, in alphabetical order. A typical entry reports information in the following sequence: Name, age, country of citizenship at birth and subsequent nationality, what subject was noted for, and reference.

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Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste "Hey, Mister Truck Driver!" - The Willis Brothers Released 1968 # Title ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.) Moonlight Drive in a Diesel 2.) White Lines and Roadside Signs * 3.) Too Many Stops * 4.) Motorcycle Bill 5.) The Old Sleeper Cab 6.) I'm Quittin' While I'm Still Alive 7.) Diesel Drivin' Donut Dunkin' Dan * 8.) The Only Shoulder (A Trucker Can Cry On) 9.) Truck Driver Blues 10.) Highway Patrol 11.) Pinball Anonymous 12.) Alcohol and #2 Diesel * = capo on 1st fret [!] Full album playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLop5shodmkAOyLAh9WEbRUgYM75vReluh [!] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1.) "Moonlight Drive in a Diesel" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] A [Verse 1] A Well, I took my baby for a moonlight drive E In a diesel E She sure was cute in her little white suit A In a diesel A7 We searched in vain down Lovers' Lane D In a diesel E But it's rough to find a place with enough parking space A On a moonlight drive in a diesel [Verse 2] A I've been out four days on a two day run E In a diesel E You can't make much time when you're two days behind A In a diesel A7 Got another gal at home, been waiting all alone D For this diesel E Well, I might make a slip that'll give her a tip A About my moonlight trip in a diesel A# [Verse 3] A# Well, we even tried to go to a drive-in show F In a diesel F But that mean old ticket man said we couldn't get in A# No diesel A#7 When we left that place, we blowed smoke in his face D# From this diesel F 'cause it's breaking baby's heart, we can't find a place to park A# On a moonlight drive in a diesel B [Verse 4] B It's a-getting daylight, I've been driving all night F# In a diesel F# Been running up and down every alleyway in town B In a diesel B7 How can you spark when there's no place to park E In a diesel F# The man that made the console, bucket seats didn't know B About a moonlight drive in a diesel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2.) "White Lines and Roadside Signs" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [!] Capo on 1st fret [!] [Intro] G D A7 D [Chorus] A7 D White lines and roadside signs A7 D White lines and roadside signs [Verse 1] D G I've spent my life behind the wheel D A7 D Of a big red diesel hauling steel G Making a living for those kids of mine D A7 D Keeping to the right of the little white lines [Verse 2] D G I can recall, when I was a boy D A7 D A homemade truck was my only toy G I would save the feedsack twine D A7 D And use it in the dirt for my little white line [Chorus] A7 D White lines and roadside signs A7 D White lines and roadside signs [Interlude] G D A7 D [Verse 3] D G I'm so proud that my life's been good D A7 D I wouldn't change it if I could G For travel and reading broadens your mind D A7 D And I've read a lot of those roadside signs [Verse 4] D G When I die, Lord, mark my way D A7 D So this truck driver won't go astray G The gates of heaven, I'll surely find D A7 D By keeping to the right of the little white line [Chorus] A7 D White lines and roadside signs A7 D White lines and roadside signs A7 D White lines and roadside signs A7 D White lines and roadside signs ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3.) "Too Many Stops" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [!] Capo on 1st fret [!] [Intro] E A [Verse 1] A There's a lot of habits I know that I should break A Like dating every waitress at all the stops I make D A Because the last thing that I heard my little woman say E A Is, "Don't make too many stops along the way" [Chorus] D A There's just too many stops along the way D B7 E Not nearly time enough for making hay A D A man like me needs more than 24 hours in a day E A 'cause there's just too many stops along the way [Interlude] E A [Verse 2] A There's at least one girl at every stop I make A Counting every minute 'til I take my break D A Because I've got just what it takes and they all want me to stay E A But there's just too many stops along the way [Chorus] D A There's just too many stops along the way D B7 E Not nearly time enough for making hay A D A man like me needs more than 24 hours in a day E A 'cause there's just too many stops along the way [Interlude] E A [Verse 3] A My log's booked up in advance, you see A And the pace I'm keeping is almost killing me D A But you can bet I won't give up until my dying day E A Although there's too many stops along the way [Chorus] D A There's just too many stops along the way D B7 E Not nearly time enough for making hay A D A man like me needs more than 24 hours in a day E A 'cause there's too many stops along the way E A 'cause there's too many stops along the way ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4.) "Motorcycle Bill" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] D [Chorus] D A7 Motorcycle Bill was the name on his black leather jacket D When he climbed on that wheel, you couldn't hear your ears for the racket G He'd pull the throttle open and go thundering up the hill A7 D Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill [Verse 1] D A7 Everybody said he was a young and reckless boy D That high speed and danger was his greatest joy G They said he was a fool for the way that he rode A7 D Nothing but a menace to the people on the road [Verse 2] D A7 Then, one day, when Bill was riding like he did D He met a school bus loaded down with kids G The driver screamed, "I can't slow it down! A7 D The brakes are gone!" and Bill wheeled around [Verse 3] D A7 For he knew there was a car stalled down at the bottom of the hill D If he couldn't win the race, someone would surely be killed G So he pulled the throttle open, like a bullet, he did go A7 D And helped the man push the car from the road [Verse 4] D A7 Just in time for the school bus to pass safely through D He might have been a fool, but the thing the fool will do G From that day on, when he rode for a thrill A7 D I heard not a word against Motorcycle Bill D# [Chorus] D# A#7 Motorcycle Bill was the name on his black leather jacket D# When he climbed on that wheel, you couldn't hear your ears for the racket G# He'd pull the throttle open and go thundering up the hill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill A#7 D# Both pipes blazing with Motorcycle Bill ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5.) "The Old Sleeper Cab" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] D [Chorus] D A7 D This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home G D I'm always on the road, rolling on G D Any highway, state or interstate's my lawn A7 D This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home [Verse 1] D A7 D My house number's just a decal on the door G D That old stack's just my chimney with a roar G D I got a windshield picture window for a view A7 D And a radio to drive away the blues [Chorus 2] D A7 D This old sleeper cab's the only home I've got G D No matter if I'm on the road or not G D I got a bucket seat to rest my weary soul A7 D And 16 forward gears to let 'er roll [Chorus 3] D A7 D This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home G D No trucker ever leaves the road for long G D I've quit a hundred times, I thought I could A7 D But now I know, the road is in my blood D# [Verse 2] D# A#7 D# When I start to get too old to gear it down G# D# And the lines on the road are growing dim G# D# I'll find a roadside park just out of town A#7 D# Mount my mailbox on her hood and settle down [Chorus] D# A#7 D# This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home G# D# I'm always on the road, rolling on G# D# Any highway, state or interstate's my lawn A#7 D# This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home A#7 D# This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home A#7 D# This old sleeper cab's my home sweet home ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6.) "I'm Quittin' While I'm Still Alive" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] C F G7 C [Verse 1] C F For 22 years of my 42 years C G7 C I've been driving big trucks F That's a lot of time spent without a scratch or a dent C G7 C And I think I've been pushing my luck F So as soon as I pulled into Memphis today C G7 I hope I can make it by five C F I'm signing my papers and walking away G7 C I'm quitting while I'm still alive [Chorus] C F I'm quitting while I'm still alive C G7 That diesel smoke's ruining my nose and my eyes C F After 22 years of that noise in my ears G7 C I'm quitting while I'm still alive [Guitar Solo] C F C G7 C F G7 C [Verse 2] C F I've seen too many punks, wild driving drunks C G7 C These fellows [???] marked for life F Seen too many men and too many rigs C G7 C Burn up in a hot, hellish sight F Now my kidneys are shot and what sense I've still got C G7 I'm using to try to survive C F Go tell all the jocks that my rig's on the block G7 C I'm quitting while I'm still alive [Chorus] C F I'm quitting while I'm still alive C G7 That diesel smoke's ruining my nose and my eyes C F After 22 years of that noise in my ears G7 C I'm quitting while I'm still alive F After 22 years of that noise in my ears G7 C I'm quitting while I'm still alive ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7.) "Diesel Drivin' Donut Dunkin' Dan" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [!] Capo on 1st fret [!] [Intro] A G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan [Verse 1] A He comes in and orders donuts E A And a big glass of milk D And the line he hands the waitresses A Is just as smooth as silk D Before too long, they're calling him A D Their big truck-driving man A G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan [Chorus] D A Diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan E Known from coast to coast as the man with a plan D A D He's got the girls all a-waiting for that pretty wedding band A G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan [Guitar Solo] D A D A G E C A [Verse 2] A He puts money in the jukebox E A And turns it way up high D The girls all rush to wait on him A While he gives them the eye D Before he leaves, he's got 'em making A D All their wedding plans A G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan [Chorus] D A Diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan E Known from coast to coast as the man with a plan D A D He's got the girls all a-waiting for that pretty wedding band A G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan G E C A That diesel-driving donut-dunking Dan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8.) "The Only Shoulder (A Trucker Can Cry On)" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] G7 C [Chorus] N.C. 'cause it's the G7 Only shoulder G7 And it's the lonely shoulder G7 But it's the only shoulder C A trucker can cry on [Verse 1] G7 C When I roll this truck a thousand miles from home G7 C It seems the distance puts me in this world alone C7 F And when my heart gets as heavy as my load D7 G7 I pull over on the shoulder of the road [Chorus] N.C. 'cause it's the G7 Only shoulder G7 And it's the lonely shoulder G7 But it's the only shoulder C A trucker can cry on [Interlude] G7 G7 G7 C [Verse 2] G7 C You'd never think that a big truck driver cries G7 C Why, he's as tough as steel, got a heart that's cold as ice C7 F It just ain't true, but just another trucker knows D7 G7 Why I'm pulled over on the shoulder of the road [Chorus] N.C. 'cause it's the G7 Only shoulder G7 And it's the lonely shoulder G7 But it's the only shoulder C A trucker can cry on ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9.) "Truck Driver Blues" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] G7 C [Verse 1] C Feeling tired and weary from my head down to my shoes F C Feeling tired and weary from my head down to my shoes G7 C Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues [Verse 2] C Keep those wheels a-rolling, I got no time to lose F C Keep those wheels a-rolling, I got no time to lose G7 C Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues [Bridge] C Ride, ride C Ride on into town F C There's a honky-tonk gal awaiting D7 G7 And I've got my troubles to drown [Verse 3] C I never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose F C Never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose G7 C Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues [Interlude] G7 C [Bridge] C Ride, ride C Ride on into town F C There's a honky-tonk gal awaiting D7 G7 And I've got my troubles to drown [Verse 4] C I never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose F C Never did have nothing, I got nothing much to lose G7 C Got a lowdown feeling, truck driver's blues G7 C ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10.) "Highway Patrol" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] D A7 D [Chorus] G Highway patrol A7 Highway patrol D Well, I'll be alright if I can keep 'em in sight A7 D Highway patrol [Verse 1] D A7 D Well, the weather is clear and I'm right on time A7 I got a few more curves and one more hill to climb D G I got my engine revved up as fast as it will go D A7 D If I can get by that highway patrol [Chorus] G Highway patrol A7 Highway patrol D Well, I'll be alright if I can keep 'em in sight A7 D Highway patrol [Interlude] D A7 D [Verse 2] D A7 D Now, the limit is 50 and they enforce it well A7 The last time they got me, I spent three days in jail D G But the boss man told me to let those big wheels roll D A7 D There's a big bonus waiting if you get by the highway patrol [Chorus] G Highway patrol A7 Highway patrol D Well, I'll be alright if I can keep 'em in sight A7 D Highway patrol [Interlude] D A7 D [Verse 3] D A7 D Well, there's someone waiting and she's a pretty little thing A7 With the bonus I get, I can buy that wedding ring D G Then it won't be long 'til we can take that stroll D A7 D If I can get by that highway patrol [Chorus] G Highway patrol A7 Highway patrol D Well, I'll be alright if I can keep 'em in sight A7 D Highway patrol D Highway patrol D Highway patrol D Highway patrol ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11.) "Pinball Anonymous" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] E [Verse 1] E For Alcoholics Anonymous A E There's a number you can call E We need one for a man that gets F#7 B7 Hung up on an old pinball E It's payday night, and there's a man A E Who's a-gonna try his luck E A working man and an old machine B7 E And both of them lit up [Chorus] E You better call... Pinball Anonymous A E He's playing that thing again E He's got the 17 and the 20 F#7 B7 Now he's a-trying to get the 10 E Spent 40 dollars on an extra ball A E And tilted that thing again B7 E You better call... Pinball Anonymous for him [Verse 2] E A traveling man leads a lonely life A E And the chance of fame is small E So he gets his kicks from a roll of nickels F#7 B7 And a little ol' silver ball E Pinball in the truck stops A E All over the U.S.A. E When you get hooked on that old machine B7 E You'll hear somebody say [Chorus] E You better call... Pinball Anonymous A E He's playing that thing again E He's got the 17 and the 20 F#7 B7 Now he's a-trying to get the 10 E Spent 40 dollars on an extra ball A E And tilted that thing again B7 E You better call... Pinball Anonymous for him [Guitar Solo] E A E E F#7 B7 E A E E B7 E [Verse 3] E Well, a pinball machine's a big ol' thing A E That backs up against the wall E Now, it just lights up and stands there F#7 B7 Taking on one and all E If you get hooked on the pinball A E You'll sure regret the day E 'cause you'll go broke a nickel at a time B7 E And you'll hear somebody say [Chorus] E You better call... Pinball Anonymous A E He's playing that thing again E He's got the 17 and the 20 F#7 B7 Now he's a-trying to get the 10 E Spent 40 dollars on an extra ball A E And tilted that thing again B7 E You better call... Pinball Anonymous for him B7 E You better call... Pinball Anonymous for him ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12.) "Alcohol and #2 Diesel" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Intro] D [Verse 1] D Well, I left California with a trailer load of oranges G D I was heading down Georgia way D Met an old pal of mine with a load of watermelons E7 A7 When we stopped for a coffee break D We were way ahead of schedule, running brand new rigs G D We decided we could kill a little time G D B7 We could wait a little longer, have a drink a little stronger E7 A7 D But we wound up out of our minds [Verse 2] D Well, now, you can't get much out of melons down in Georgia G D So I gotta turn and head her toward home D I gotta find my buddy with my trailer load of oranges E7 A7 And I don't even know where he's gone D It's just my luck to get the wrong durn truck G D Now I got myself in one fine fix G D B7 I don't claim to know it all, but I know that alcohol E7 A7 D D7 And number two diesel don't mix [Chorus] G D No, alcohol and number two diesel don't mix A7 D Now we're both a-running way behind G D B7 We got our trucks mixed up, I got a load of watermelons E7 A7 D And I just crossed the Georgia line [Interlude] D [Verse 3] D Now, my baby's been awaiting now from California G D For her man to come a-barrelling in home D I called and started to tell her about the oranges and the melons E7 A7 She swore that I wasn't alone D Well, she'd done a lot of guessing and she asked a lot of questions G D And I heard the phone receiver click G D B7 Then, she hung up on my call when I told her alcohol E7 A7 D D7 And number two diesel don't mix [Chorus] G D No, alcohol and number two diesel don't mix A7 D Now we're both a-running way behind G D B7 We got our trucks mixed up, I got a load of watermelons E7 A7 D D7 And I just crossed the Georgia line G D B7 We got our trucks mixed up, I got a load of watermelons E7 A7 D And I just crossed the Georgia line
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