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Fred Eaglesmith

Fred Eaglesmith

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Frederick John Elgersma (born July 9, 1957), known by the stage name Fred Eaglesmith, is a Canadian alternative country singer-songwriter. He is known for writing songs about vehicles, rural life, down-and-out characters, lost love and quirky rural folk. His songwriting uses techniques of short story writing, including unreliable narrators, surprise endings, and plot twists. In 2016, Eaglesmith toured extensively with his band.

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5 years ago1265Drive-in Movie (1998)Fred Eaglesmith

FREIGHT TRAIN Fred Eaglesmith Intro: Am''' F''' G''' Am''' Well I [A]just came down the Chippewa, I had a [F]station wagon and hundred dollars, I was [G]thinkin' 'bout the girl I'd lost the [Am]year before. I [Am]hadn't seen her for some time, I [F]thought that I might go on by, When your [G]memory came floodin' in and [Am]closed that...

5 years ago1027Things Is Changin’ (1993)Fred Eaglesmith

CARMELITA Fred J. Eaglesmith Intro: D ' ' ' (x2) [D]Down along the railroad tracks [Am]I ran into my old friend Jack. [C]He was dressed in his [G]Sunday best but his [D]face was red and his eyes were dead. He [D]said, "I lost Marina, and the [Am]last place that I seen her, [C]She was makin' [G]off with my best [D]friend." I [D]took him to the...

5 years ago1131Drive-in Movie (1998)Fred Eaglesmith

If there were seventeen cars [G]out in my back yard, The [F]boys in blue were calling my name, [G]Semi-automatics up on the rooftop, [F]They just wanted to talk to me, I'd [G]tell them what they wanted to hear, The [F]only thing that I knew. [G]Forty-nine tons of diesel locomotive [F]Couldn't drag me back to you. Every[G]where you go, there's...

5 years ago907Drive-in Movie (1998)Fred Eaglesmith

Wilder Than Her by Fred Eaglesmith Transcribed by Dan Lewis Intro [E] [A2] [E] [A2] [B] Verse [E] Well I'm wilder than her [B] What else can I say, [A] But I guess that's why she [E] fell in love with [B] me [E] She's a house on fire [B] She's got all those charms [A] I'm a house on fire too, [E] but I got four [B] alarms Chorus And I'm [E]...

5 years ago888Indiana Road (1987)Fred Eaglesmith

Fred Eaglesmith - THIRTY YEARS OF FARMING Capo 2 [A] There's a [A]little white note on the gate by the road that a [D]man put up yester[A]day And [A]when we saw it, we all ran out just to [B]see what it had to [E]say. And [A]when we read it, our eyes filled with tears, and they [D]fell to the cold, hard [A]clay [A]Something about a mortgage,...

5 years ago749Lipstick Lies & Gasoline (1997)Fred Eaglesmith

Spookin? The Horses Fred Eaglesmith You're spookin' the [Bm]horses, they're wild and they're [D]scared, With that bright coloured m[Bm]akeup and those clothes that you w[D]ear[D7] And I seen you d[G]ancing last night 'neath the t[Bm]rees You're spookin' the [D]horses,[A] and you're scaring m[D]e[G][D] Where the road meets the highway, those...

5 years ago748Drive-in Movie (1998)Fred Eaglesmith

SODA MACHINE Fred Eaglesmith (Key of E, played from open C position with capo at the 4th fret) [C] [Am] [F] [G] Well the [C]cans on the sidewalk, [Am]they ain't worth kicking The [F]street lights are broke up, but [G]they keep on flickering [C]Step on a crack, she [Am]ain't coming back [F]Even a blind man could [G]likely see that. And...

5 years ago929Lipstick Lies & Gasoline (1997)Fred Eaglesmith

Fred Eaglesmith Seven Shells written by Fred Eaglesmith Ralph Schipper bass/vocals Willie P Bennett mandolin/vocals Peter Van Alten drums Kim Deschamps steel guitar Scott Merritt keyboards [Am]Whenever i walk [G]into the street And i [Am]see you standing [G]there With your [Am]back to the wall And your [G]eyes on me [Am]I just stare and...

5 years ago78150-Odd Dollars (1999)Fred Eaglesmith

Submitted by Pokey (Dokey) Worm kidmars@hotmail.com http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/stewdogs/index.html Howdy y'all, I'm Pokey of The Stew Dogs and I think Fred Eaglesmith's Mighty Big Car is played like this here. I'm a rhythem guitarist, and tend to think more about the strumming than the chord changes, so I like to simplify whenever I can. I...

5 years ago650The Boy That Just Went Wrong (1983)Fred Eaglesmith

LIVIN' OUT ON THE ROAD Fred J .Eaglesmith (Pattern 1) Seems [G]every time I get somewhere, I'm [C]leavin'. [D]I get so tired of the smell of [G]di[-]es[D]el [G]Every time I [G7]get somewhere, it [C]seems I've got to go [D]Living, living [D7]out on the [G]ro[-]ad[G7]. (Pattern 2) The [C]girl in the bar room, darlin', she [G]says you need some...