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5 years ago619Life HappenedTammy Cochran

Life Happened - Tammy Cochran Album: Life Happened Writers: Patrick Jason Matthews/Kerry Kurt Phillips Intro: A D A D From the t[A]ime she was thirteen, Julie T[Bm7]hompson had a dream That s[A]omeday she would see her name in li[D]ghts And after e[A]very high school play the g[Bm7]rown-ups all would say That J[A]ulie's future sure is looking...

5 years ago777Rides Again (1977)David Allan Coe

David Allan CoeA Sense of Humor Capo 1 Every [F]night another woman Every [Bb]day a different town If I'm [C]not accused of speeding I'm accused of coming [F]down With a legal dose of something That you [Bb]heard was going 'round And you [C]wondered why I lost my Sense of [F]Humor. Every [F]song another record Every [Bb]day just like a...

5 years ago1095Or Else,Once Upon a Rhyme (1975),The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy / Once Upon a Time (1993)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - Another Pretty Country Song Capo 1 I [D]bought this rhinestone [A]suit in Cali[D]fornia These [G]boots came all the [A]way from Mexi[D]co This [G]Cadillac ain't [A]nothin' son You [D]ought to see the greyhound I [E]bought to take my band from show to [A]show [D]Seen my face a [A]thousand times on [D]TV And [G]heard me on your...

5 years ago1018The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy (1974),The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy / Once Upon a Time (1993)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - Atlanta Song Capo 1 I [D]met her in Atlanta She was a-[G]dancing in a cafe With a [D]price tag on her body And a tombstone in her [A]eye You [D]could tell she was not happy By the [G]way she kept on staring Past the [D]other side of nowhere At a [A]man she'd like to [D]try. And the [G]make-up she had painted Could not hide...

5 years ago768The Ghost of Hank Williams (1997)David Allan Coe

written by Hank Williams (I think) Corrections welcome. CHORUS: A t[F]ongue can acc[C]use and c[F]arry bad ne[C]ws The s[F]eed of dist[C]rust it will [G7]sow But u[F]nless you have m[C]ade no mist[G7]akes in your l[F]ife Be c[C]areful of st[G7]ones t[F]hat you t[C]hrow (SPOKEN) [C]Why a neighbor lady was passin' my garden one time [F]And she...

5 years ago691The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy (1974),The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy / Once Upon a Time (1993)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - Bossier City [C] My [F]hands are shaking [G]as I'm sadly [C]learning[F] The truth behind [G]your innocent dis[C]guise[F] You never thought I [G]knew,[Am] that you had been untrue[D] But I [D]once saw the devil[G], somewhere in your eyes. Chorus: And now [F]you got the nerve to [G]ask me where I'm [C]goin And [F]I don't...

5 years ago1201The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy (1974),The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy / Once Upon a Time (1993)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - Crazy Mary Capo 1 [D] [A] [D] [A] Chorus: [D]Crazy Mary from London Berry [C#]Lives next door to the cemetery [C]How many lovers have you buried [G]We would shout, running scared [D]Along the [C#]green and [B]golden paths That [A]took us home, [C]away from [C#]Crazy [D]Mary.[A] [D]In the lamplight burning low [C#]Dimly...

5 years ago1030Underground Album,Nothing Sacred (1978)David Allan Coe

By David Allan Coe rmofle at satx.rr.com 9/30/2004 [E]She went away and left me Oh, she never said a [A]word And [A]even if she would have t[E]old me [E]I probably never would have [B7]heard Well she once said no other woman, [E]honey Could lay up in her [A]bed Now theres [A]cum stains on the [E]pillow Where [B7]she once laid her...

5 years ago1430Tennessee Whiskey (1981)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - D-R-U-N-K [A] [F#m] [B] [D] [A] [A]How do you spell relief, I ge[D]t D-R-U[A]-N-K Lately Dave, since baby left, I do [B]it almost eve[E]ry day Its the [A]only thing that I found that wi[D]ll take the hu[B]rt away But [A]how do you spell r[F#m]elief John, I get [B]D-R-[D]U-N-[A]K. Well [A]every night about sundown, I get[D]...

5 years ago678Tattoo (1977)David Allan Coe

David Allan Coe - Daddy Was A God Fearin' Man D G A D X7 You know when I was about eight years old, used to go with my grandpa up to the town square, set him down up there on a picnic bench and he used to play checkers with them other old men up there. They used to tell stories bout when they were kids. Grandpa says he shot the chief of police...