Biography:
Kevin Denney (born January 27, 1976 in Monticello, Kentucky) is an American country music artist. Signed to Lyric Street Records in 2001, he made his debut on the country music scene with the release of his self-titled album (2001's Kevin Denney), which produced three chart singles, including "That's Just Jessie", a Top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks (now Hot Country Songs) charts. He was dropped from Lyric Street's roster in 2003, although he co-wrote a track on Tracy Byrd's 2006 Different Things album.
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[Intro]
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CHECK ENGINE light came on in my pickup truck.
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So, I took a piece of black tape and I covered it up.
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I knew there was a problem underneath the hood,
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But I just kept on drivin?a little faster than I should.
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I told myself that it would be ok.
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Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
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And as to be expected, a few miles down the road,
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My ? really nothing?s wrong here? went up in smoke.
D F#m G A
Kinda like the morning you said we need to talk.
Bm G A
I pretended to be listening but I was blowin? it off.
Bm A G
I didn?t hear a thing you had to say.
G A D
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
Bm A G
The problem wasn?t that there was a problem.
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The problem was the choice that I made.
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Why did I choose not to notice,
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What was right there in my face?()
D F#m G A
I?d like to say I?m sorry, but it?s a little late for that.
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You?ve gone on with your life. I?m glad. I really am.
D F#m G A
I don?t know why it took me so long to realize.
Bm G A
I don?t know what else to say, except that I
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Learned my lesson one true love too late.
G A G
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
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Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
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D F#m G A
CHECK ENGINE light came on in my pickup truck.
Bm G A
So, I took a piece of black tape and I covered it up.
D F#m G A
I knew there was a problem underneath the hood,
Bm G A A7
But I just kept on drivin?a little faster than I should.
Bm A G
I told myself that it would be ok.
G A D
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
D F#m G A
And as to be expected, a few miles down the road,
Bm G A
My ? really nothing?s wrong here? went up in smoke.
D F#m G A
Kinda like the morning you said we need to talk.
Bm G A
I pretended to be listening but I was blowin? it off.
Bm A G
I didn?t hear a thing you had to say.
G A D
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
Bm A G
The problem wasn?t that there was a problem.
Bm A G
The problem was the choice that I made.
Bm A G
Why did I choose not to notice,
F#m A
What was right there in my face?()
D F#m G A
I?d like to say I?m sorry, but it?s a little late for that.
Bm G A
You?ve gone on with your life. I?m glad. I really am.
D F#m G A
I don?t know why it took me so long to realize.
Bm G A
I don?t know what else to say, except that I
Bm A G
Learned my lesson one true love too late.
G A G
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
G A D
Ignore it, and it?ll go away.
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