Biography:
Thomas Earl Petty (20 October 1950 - 2 October 2017) was an American musician, singer, composer and songwriter best known for fronting Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Apart from the band, he released three solo albums: "Full Moon Fever" (1989), "Wildflowers" (1994) and "Highway Companion" (2006).
After working with his early bands The Sundowners, The Epics, and Mudcrutch (which also included future Heartbreakers members Mike Campbell and Benmont
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- Angel Dream
- Breakdown
- Crawling Back To You
- Dreamville
- Free Fallin
- Free Fallin'
- Free Falling
- Girl On Lsd
- Golden Rose
- I Won't Back Down
- Learning To Fly
- Lost Highway
- Mary Jane's Last Dance
- Refugee
- The Man Who Loves Women
- To Find A Friend
- Two Gunslingers
- Walls
- Wildflowers
- Won't Back Down
- Yer So Bad
- You don't know how it feels
- You Got Lucky
- You Wreck Me
- I Won’t Back Down
- Runnin’ Down A Dream
- 18 Tracks
- A Change Of Heart
- A Face In The Crowd
- A Higher Place
- A Mind With A Heart Of Its Own
- A Wasted Life
- Accused Of Love
- All Or Nothin
- All The Wrong Reasons
- Alright For Now
- Ankle Deep
- Anything Thats Rock N Roll
- Around The Roses
- Asshole
- Babys A Rock N Roller
- Best Of Everything
- Big Weekend
- Black Leather Woman
- Blue Sunday
- Bootleg Flyer
- Built To Last
- Cabin Down Below
- California
- Cant Stop The Sun
- Casa Dega
- Change The Locks
- Christmas All Over Again
- Counting On You
- Damaged By Love
- Deliver Me
- Depending On You
- Dogs On The Run
- Dont Come Around Here No More
- Dont Do Me Like That
- Dont Fade On Me
- Down South
- Even The Losers
- Face In The Crowd
- Flirting With Time
- Forgotten Man
- Free Girl Now
- Good Enough
- Grew Up
- Hard On Me
- Have Love Will Travel
- Here Comes My Girl
- High In The Morning
- Honey Bee
- Hope You Never
- Hung Up And Overdue
- I Cant Fight It
- I Need To Know
- I Should Have Known It
- I Wont Back Down
- Ill Feel A Whole Lot Better
- Insider
- Into The Great Wide Open
- Itll All Work Out
- Its Good To Be King
- Jammin Me
- Jefferson Jericho Blues
- Joe
- Keeping Me Alive
- Kings Highway
- Kings Road
- Let Yourself Go
- Letting You Go
- Like A Diamond
- Listen To Her Heart
- Lonesome Sundown
- Louisiana Rain
- Love Is A Long Road
- Lovers Touch
- Luna
- Magnolia
- Man Who Loves Women
- Melinda
- Money Becomes King
- My Life Your World
- Mystery Man
- Night Driver
- No Reason To Cry
- No Second Thoughts
- One More Night
- One Story Town
- Only A Broken Heart
- Rebels
- Red River
- Rhino Skin
- Room At The Top
- Runnin Down A Dream
- Running Mans Bible
- Saving Grace
- Shadow Of A Doubt
- Something Good Coming
- Something In The Air
- Somewhere Under Heaven
- Southern Accents
- Spike
- Square One
- Straight Into Darkness
- Supernatural Radio
- Surrender
- Taking My Time
- The Apartment Song
- The Dark Of The Sun
- The Last Dj
- The Stories We Could Tell
- The Trip To Pirates Cove
- The Waiting
- This Old Town
- Time To Move On
- Trailer
- Turn This Car Around
- Turning Point
- U Get Me High
- Up In Mississippi
- Waiting For Tonight
- Wake Up Time
- Ways To Be Wicked
- While My Guitar Gently Weeps
- Wont Last Long
- You And Me
- You Dont Know How It Feels
- You Get Me High
- Zombie Zoo
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From: [email protected] (Shaun Lawson)
REBELS by TOM PETTY from the album SOUTHERN ACCENTS
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Intro: C G Am F
C Am
Honey don't walk out I`m too drunk to follow
C Am
You know you won't feel this way tomorrow
F G
Well - maybe I'm a little rough around the edges
F G
Inside a little hollow
F G
I get faced with somethings sometimes
F G
That are so hard to swallow
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
C
Well she picked me up in the morning
Am
And she payed all my tickets
C
Yeah she screamed in the car
Am
And left me out in the thicket
F G
Well - I never would've dreamed
F G
That her heart was so wicked
F G
Oh - but I keep coming back
F G
'Cos it's so hard to kick it.
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
C
Even before my father's fathers
Am
They called us all rebels
C
Burned our cornfields
Am
And left our cities level
F G
I can still feel the eyes
F G
Of those blue bellied devils
F G
When I'm walking round tonight
F G
Through the concrete and metal.
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
I can post chords for stacks more Tom Petty if anyones interested -
most of them though (including this !) are normally fairly simple
to get the general feel.
Shaun.
#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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: [email protected] (Shaun Lawson)
REBELS by TOM PETTY from the album SOUTHERN ACCENTS
---------------------------------------------------
Intro: C G Am F
C Am
Honey don't walk out I`m too drunk to follow
C Am
You know you won't feel this way tomorrow
F G
Well - maybe I'm a little rough around the edges
F G
Inside a little hollow
F G
I get faced with somethings sometimes
F G
That are so hard to swallow
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
C
Well she picked me up in the morning
Am
And she payed all my tickets
C
Yeah she screamed in the car
Am
And left me out in the thicket
F G
Well - I never would've dreamed
F G
That her heart was so wicked
F G
Oh - but I keep coming back
F G
'Cos it's so hard to kick it.
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
C
Even before my father's fathers
Am
They called us all rebels
C
Burned our cornfields
Am
And left our cities level
F G
I can still feel the eyes
F G
Of those blue bellied devils
F G
When I'm walking round tonight
F G
Through the concrete and metal.
Am C
Hey! I was born a rebel
Am C
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
F G
Yeah - with one foot in the grave
F G
And one foot on the pedal
Am
I was born a rebel
C
I was born a rebel
I can post chords for stacks more Tom Petty if anyones interested -
most of them though (including this !) are normally fairly simple
to get the general feel.
Shaun.
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