Biography:
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
C
Well, I never planned to stay
Even as a kid it seemed too gray
F G
Secretly I’d wait, plotting my escape
Am G C
But a town like this just has a way of keeping you
C
When papa suddenly up and passed away
F G
Mama was never the same and it meant more chores for me
Am G F
There wasn’t time to cry, we still had a farm to run
C
Beaumont Blues #1
C
When I met Savannah Jean we were barely both sixteen
F G
We got to kissing quick, ended up with a kid
Am G C
We were scared a s hell, broke as well, but we married
On the day they closed the factory, they cut us out at three
F G
With only two weeks worth of severance and a hundred heaps of misery
Am G F
I told my wife and little LoraBelle, “Girls, we’ll make do”
Beaumont Blues #2
C E7
My folks got married here, are buried here, and I carry the family name
C F F
I’m proud of what they did, but dammit if I ain’t doomed to do the same
G C
I ain’t doomed to do the same
C
Dear Sheriff Holloway, I never meant to murder Cody White
Am F G
But I saw there, shot him dead, for he had bed my wife
Am G C
I grabbed LoraBelle and bolted east towards Smithville
C
I write you in surrender from the Katy House Motel
F G
Send your boys to drag me back and put me in the darkest cell
Am G F
Those bars won’t feel no different than those city lines did to me
Beaumont Blues #3
C F
I’ll two-step to the chair in dead man’s shoes
Beaumont Blues
Well, I never planned to stay
Even as a kid it seemed too gray
F G
Secretly I’d wait, plotting my escape
Am G C
But a town like this just has a way of keeping you
C
When papa suddenly up and passed away
F G
Mama was never the same and it meant more chores for me
Am G F
There wasn’t time to cry, we still had a farm to run
C
Beaumont Blues #1
C
When I met Savannah Jean we were barely both sixteen
F G
We got to kissing quick, ended up with a kid
Am G C
We were scared a s hell, broke as well, but we married
On the day they closed the factory, they cut us out at three
F G
With only two weeks worth of severance and a hundred heaps of misery
Am G F
I told my wife and little LoraBelle, “Girls, we’ll make do”
Beaumont Blues #2
C E7
My folks got married here, are buried here, and I carry the family name
C F F
I’m proud of what they did, but dammit if I ain’t doomed to do the same
G C
I ain’t doomed to do the same
C
Dear Sheriff Holloway, I never meant to murder Cody White
Am F G
But I saw there, shot him dead, for he had bed my wife
Am G C
I grabbed LoraBelle and bolted east towards Smithville
C
I write you in surrender from the Katy House Motel
F G
Send your boys to drag me back and put me in the darkest cell
Am G F
Those bars won’t feel no different than those city lines did to me
Beaumont Blues #3
C F
I’ll two-step to the chair in dead man’s shoes
Beaumont Blues
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