The common chord progression for Marty Robbins El Paso is D Em A7 D spelling DEAD
Number one with a bullet up the charts in 1960
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Thats a pretty big iron on his hip.
Is it pressing his pants?
I thought it said "El Pais", a spanish newspaper.
Well it is country music ...
It is also a ii-V-I progression, one of the most common in all of music, so I’d bet on this being a coincidence
Probably, that's why it's only mildly amusing
Fair enough
Such a great song, the lyrics go surprisingly hard.
Nice. Good song, too!
He got that thing on his hip
The big thing on his hiiiip
Could Gordon Lightfoot's Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald be retitled pig iron on the ship?
Were the fallout 3 graphics that bad? Oof.
It's hard to put a finger on, but he looks like a PS2 era video game character.