《Talladega》是Eric Church演唱的歌曲，收錄在專輯《The Outsiders》中。
基本介紹
- 外文名：Talladega
- 所屬專輯：The Outsiders
- 歌曲原唱：Eric Church
- 歌曲語言：英語
- 發行時間：2014-02-11
歌手簡介,歌詞,
歌手簡介
Keneth Eric Church美國鄉村創作型歌手。在美國北卡羅來納州格拉尼特福爾斯長大，從小開始唱歌。在十三歲時嘗試創作歌曲，之後自學吉他。在阿巴拉契亞州立大學就讀期間自建樂隊“the Mountain Boys”，並在北卡羅來納州巡演。 大學畢業之後搬到美國鄉村音樂的發源地---田納西州開始鄉村音樂創作。2002年與Capitol唱片公司簽約，首張專輯《Sinners Like Me》中有四首歌曲登上公告牌鄉村音樂榜，有三首進入TOP20，分別是《How about you》《Two Pink Lines》《Guys Like Me》。，於2009年發布第二張專輯《Carolina》，本專輯產生了他的第一個TOP10歌曲：《Love Your Love the Most》、《Hell On The Heart》。2011年7月，Eric第三張專輯《Chief》發布，大獲好評！其中《Springsteen》更是在公告牌上取得了非常不錯的成績，吸引了大批冬粉！2014年2月11日，時隔2年Eric再次發行了新專輯《The Outsiders》，首周銷量291709張，成為當周冠軍專輯以及2014年4月之前最高單周銷量專輯！
歌詞
Talladega-Eric Church
It was the summer before the real world started and,
The deal was we would get to go, if we
Cleaned it up, and got it running,
Daddy's old Winnebago.
Wing and a prayer down 65,
Five best friends on four bald tires,
I can still see Billy smiling
When we finally made it.
To Talladega, boys raised up,
Whiskey in your glass, here's to turning up,
Slowing down and cars that go real fast,
We were laughing and living, drinking and wishing,
And thinking as that checkered flag was waving,
Sure would like to stay in, Talladega.
Like a storm, time rolls on,
You can't hit pause as we just did.
Most days in life don't stand out,
But life's about those days that will, like,
Rocking rando, getting rowdy,
Shooting roman candles at the man in the moon,
til the Alabama sun was breaking.
Over Talladega, boys raised up,
Whiskey in your glass, here's to turning up,
Slowing down and cars that go real fast,
We were laughing and living, drinking and wishing,
And thinking as that checkered flag was waving,
Sure would like to stay in, Talladega.
When the winds go cold and it blows October,
I think about us shoulder to shoulder,
Like those cars my thoughts roll over and over and over,
In my mind.
Tonight I'm in Talladega, boys raised up,
Whiskey in your glass, here's to turning up,
Slowing down and cars that go real fast,
We were laughing and living, drinking and wishing,
And thinking as that checkered flag was waving,
Sure would like to stay in, Talladega.
Talladega...
Talladega...
