Biography:
Martina McBride (born Martina Mariea Schiff, July 29, 1966 in Sharon, Kansas) is an American country music singer.
Martina McBride released her honky tonk-flavored debut album The Time Has Come in 1992. Her first big hit was the single "My Baby Loves Me" from her more pop-oriented second album, 1993's The Way That I Am. She became even more visible in 1994 with the crossover success of her anti-domestic violence anthem "Independence Day", also from this album.
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Other songs:
- Concrete Angel
- Happy Girl
- Let It Snow
- My Valentine
- Rose Garden
- (I Never Promised You A) Rose Garden
- A Broken Wing
- A Broken Wing 2
- All The Things Weve Never Done
- All The Things Weve Never Done 2
- Anything And Everything
- Anyway
- Blessed
- Blessed Correct Wintro
- Born To Give My Love To You
- Broken Umbrella
- Broken Wing
- Chances Are
- Chances Are Acoustic
- Cheap Whiskey
- Cry On Shoulder Of Road
- Diamond
- Do What You Do
- Do You Hear What I Hear
- Dont Cost A Dime
- Dont Want To See You Again
- For These Times
- From The Ashes
- Gods Will
- Goodbye
- Great Disguise
- Help Me Make It Through The Night
- House Of A Thousand Dreams
- How Far
- How I Feel
- I Aint Goin Nowhere
- I Dont Want To See You Again
- I Give It To You
- I Just Call You Mine
- I Love You
- I Never Promised You Rose Garden
- If You Dont Know Me By Now
- Ill Be All Smiles Tonight
- Ill Still Be Me
- Im Gonna Love You Through It
- In My Daughters Eyes
- In The Basement
- Independence Day
- Its My Time
- Just Around The Corner
- Just One More
- Just The Way That I Am
- Lies
- Life Number 9
- Little Bits Of Lightning
- Long Distance Lullaby
- Louisiana Woman Mississippi Man
- Loves Gonna Live Here
- Loves The Only House
- Make The World Go Away
- My Baby Loves Me
- Once A Day
- One Night
- Reckless
- Reluctant Daughter
- Ride
- Safe In The Arms Of Love
- Satin Sheets
- Shes A Butterfly
- So Magical
- Still Holding On
- Sunny Side Up
- Swingin Doors
- Teenage Daughters
- Thanks A Lot
- Thats Me
- Thats The Thing About Love
- The Rope
- There You Are
- This Ones For The Girls
- Through Your Eyes
- Til I Make It On My Own
- Today I Started Loving You Again
- Tryin To Find A Reason
- Trying To Find A Reason
- Valentine
- Watcha Gonna Do
- Wearing White
- What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
- What Do I Have To Do
- Whatever You Say
- When God Fearin Women Get The Blues
- Where I Use To Have A Heart
- Where I Used To Have A Heart
- Where Would You Be
- Wild Angels
- Wild Rebel Rose
- Wrong Again
- Wrong Baby Wrong Baby Wrong
- You Aint Woman Enough
- You Can Get Your Lovin Right Here
- Youve Been Driving All The Time
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Date: 11/21/96; 10:26:12 PM
From: [email protected]
Subject: mcbride_martina
Cry On The Shoulder of the Road
written by: Tim Krekel & Matraca Berg
performed by: Martina McBride on "Wild Angels"
[Intro]
ADAE
A E
1.I'm rolling out of Bakersfield
A D
My own private hell on wheels
A D A E
But this time I'm gone for good
A E
And I've never gone this far before
A D
Beyond the slamming of the back screen door
A D A E
But you never love me like you should
E A
C.And there ain't no telling what I'll find
D A
But I might as well move down the line
D A E
There's no comfort here in your zip code
A
I'd rather break down on the highway
E D
With no one to share my load
E A ADAE
And cry on the shoulder of the road
2.It makes me feel a little low
Steel guitar on the radio
And it's kinda scary the way these truckers fly
So this is how leaving feels
Drinking coffee and making deals
With the One above to get me through the night
C.
AEAD ADAE
C.
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Date: 11/21/96; 10:26:12 PM
From: [email protected]
Subject: mcbride_martina
Cry On The Shoulder of the Road
written by: Tim Krekel & Matraca Berg
performed by: Martina McBride on "Wild Angels"
[Intro]
ADAE
A E
1.I'm rolling out of Bakersfield
A D
My own private hell on wheels
A D A E
But this time I'm gone for good
A E
And I've never gone this far before
A D
Beyond the slamming of the back screen door
A D A E
But you never love me like you should
E A
C.And there ain't no telling what I'll find
D A
But I might as well move down the line
D A E
There's no comfort here in your zip code
A
I'd rather break down on the highway
E D
With no one to share my load
E A ADAE
And cry on the shoulder of the road
2.It makes me feel a little low
Steel guitar on the radio
And it's kinda scary the way these truckers fly
So this is how leaving feels
Drinking coffee and making deals
With the One above to get me through the night
C.
AEAD ADAE
C.
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