Biography:
Boz Scaggs (born William Royce Scaggs on 8 June 1944 in Canton, Ohio) is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist. He gained fame in the 1960s as a guitarist and sometimes lead singer with the Steve Miller Band and in the 1970s with several solo Top 20 hit singles in the United States, along with the #2 album, Silk Degrees. Scaggs continues to write, record music and tour.
After learning guitar at the age of 12, Scaggs met Steve Miller at St.
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Fly Like A Bird
Boz Scaggs
Intro
G C D G
G
There was a howl that night
C
A howling like they never heard before
D C D
A cry so loud old granddad almost hit the door
G C
He said, "I love this child as much as any one that she ever bore,
D G
But I thank the Lord we won't be having any more."
C
Then the baby heard the sweetest sound he'd ever heard
D C D
In tones so beautiful he hung on every word
G C
She sang, "Hush, my love, granny's little dove is going to take to the sky."
D G
It was on such a night he learned to fly like a bird.
C G
Now the years have passed and memories come and go
C D D7
He hears that voice that rocked him gently so
G C
A calm will descend and there's peace at the end of the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird.
Lead Break:
G C G D D7 G C D G
C G
Now the years have passed and memories come and go
C D D7
He hears that voice that rocked him gently so
G C
Well, the rain's gonna fall and the wind may blow on the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird.
G C
A calm will descend and there's peace at the end of the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird
Boz Scaggs
Intro
G C D G
G
There was a howl that night
C
A howling like they never heard before
D C D
A cry so loud old granddad almost hit the door
G C
He said, "I love this child as much as any one that she ever bore,
D G
But I thank the Lord we won't be having any more."
C
Then the baby heard the sweetest sound he'd ever heard
D C D
In tones so beautiful he hung on every word
G C
She sang, "Hush, my love, granny's little dove is going to take to the sky."
D G
It was on such a night he learned to fly like a bird.
C G
Now the years have passed and memories come and go
C D D7
He hears that voice that rocked him gently so
G C
A calm will descend and there's peace at the end of the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird.
Lead Break:
G C G D D7 G C D G
C G
Now the years have passed and memories come and go
C D D7
He hears that voice that rocked him gently so
G C
Well, the rain's gonna fall and the wind may blow on the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird.
G C
A calm will descend and there's peace at the end of the darkest night
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird
D G
Sometimes I cry, sometimes I fly like a bird
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