Biography:
Mary Chapin Carpenter (born February 21, 1958 in Princeton, New Jersey) is a highly successful country music singer-songwriter and guitarist. According to Songfacts, Carpenter had a fairly privileged upper middle class upbringing. Her father was at least partly responsible for her embarking on a musical career. The song "House of Cards" was inspired by the divorce of her parents when she was sixteen.
One of her most widely known singles is "Passionate Kisses" (written by fellow singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams)
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Other songs:
- 10000 Miles
- A Keeper For Every Flame
- A Lot Like Me
- A Road Is Just A Road
- Capo Chart
- Christmas Time In The City
- Come Darkness Come Light
- Down At The Twist And Shout
- Down In Marys Land
- Downtown Train
- Grow Old With Me
- Halley Came To Jackson
- He Thinks Hell Keep Her
- Hot Buttered Rum
- House Of Cards
- I Am A Town
- I Feel Lucky
- I Put My Ring Back On
- I Want To Be Your Girlfriend
- Its Only Love
- John Doe No 2
- John Doe No 24
- Jubilee
- Keeping The Faith
- Let Me Into Your Heart
- Naked To The Eye
- Not Too Much To Ask
- Oh Rosetta
- Only A Dream
- Other Streets And Other Towns
- Outside Looking In
- Passionate Kisses
- Quittin Time
- Shut Up And Kiss Me
- Slave To The Beauty
- Slow Country Dance
- Stones In The Road
- Tender When I Want To Be
- Thanksgiving Song
- The Age Of Miracles
- The Blue Distance
- The Bug
- The Calling
- The End Of My Pirate Days
- The Hard Way
- The Last Word
- The Long Way Home
- The Longest Night Of The Year
- The Moon And St Christopher
- The More Things Change
- This Is Love
- Too Tired
- Walking Through Fire
- Wall Around Your Heart
- When Shes Gone
- Wherever You Are
- Why Walk When You Can Fly
- You
- You Win Again
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THE LAST WORD (Mary Chapin Carpenter)
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[In concert, MCC performed this in the key of F; she was playing in C
with a capo at the 5th fret (it was a segue from "This Shirt"), and
John Jennings played in E with a capo on the 1st fret. On the CD, the
song is in Eb; she plays in C with a capo at the 3rd fret, and Jennings
plays in E with the guitar tuned down 1/2 step. These are the chords
that MCC plays, so capo 3.]
[In the intro, the G has a Gsus in the middle, and the F has an F(9).]
C G F G C G F G
[intro]
C G F G C G F G
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
Am G C F C G C - Csus C
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Dm7 C/E F G
Can't seem to keep the faith, as if that's all I need to do
Dm7 C/E F G - Gsus - G
I'd rather walk away than take what belongs to you
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Some words will cut you down like you were only in the way
Why should I stand ths ground, it won't hurt as much to say
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Sometimes we're blinded by the very thing we need to see
I finally realized that you need it more than you need me
C G F G C G F G
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
Am G C F C G Am F
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
C G F(9) Gsus - G
The damage has all been done
C G F G C G F G Am G C F C G C.
[guitar solo]
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
THE LAST WORD (Mary Chapin Carpenter)
-------------------------------------
[In concert, MCC performed this in the key of F; she was playing in C
with a capo at the 5th fret (it was a segue from "This Shirt"), and
John Jennings played in E with a capo on the 1st fret. On the CD, the
song is in Eb; she plays in C with a capo at the 3rd fret, and Jennings
plays in E with the guitar tuned down 1/2 step. These are the chords
that MCC plays, so capo 3.]
[In the intro, the G has a Gsus in the middle, and the F has an F(9).]
C G F G C G F G
[intro]
C G F G C G F G
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
Am G C F C G C - Csus C
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Dm7 C/E F G
Can't seem to keep the faith, as if that's all I need to do
Dm7 C/E F G - Gsus - G
I'd rather walk away than take what belongs to you
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Some words will cut you down like you were only in the way
Why should I stand ths ground, it won't hurt as much to say
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
Sometimes we're blinded by the very thing we need to see
I finally realized that you need it more than you need me
C G F G C G F G
You can have it, I don't want it, and when you've got it, I'll be gone
Am G C F C G Am F
It won't matter what you're saying when the damage has all been done
C G F(9) Gsus - G
The damage has all been done
C G F G C G F G Am G C F C G C.
[guitar solo]
- Adam Schneider, [email protected]
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