Biography:
Charles (Charlie) Rich (December 14, 1932 – July 25, 1995) was an American country music singer and musician. His eclectic-style of music was often hard to classify in a single genre, encompassing in the rockabilly, jazz, blues, country, and gospel genres.
In the latter part of his life, Rich acquired the nickname The Silver Fox. He is perhaps best remembered for a pair of 1973 hits, "Behind Closed Doors" and "The Most Beautiful Girl". "The Most Beautiful Girl" topped the U.
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Other songs:
- All Over Me
- Are We Dreaming The Same Dream
- Behind Closed Doors
- Big Boss Man
- Big Man
- Blue Spanish Eyes
- Break Up
- Caught In The Middle
- City Lights
- Crazy Arms
- Donna Lee
- Every Time You Touch Me I Get High
- Everyday
- Everything I Do Is Wrong
- Feel Like Going Home
- Field Of Yellow Daisies
- Golden Slipper Rose
- Have A Heart
- He Follows My Footsteps
- How Blue Can You Be
- I Cant Even Drink It Away
- I Dont See Me In Your Eyes Anymore
- I Take It On Home
- Ill Wake You Up When I Get Home
- Lonely Weekends
- Midnight Blues
- Mohair Sam
- My Elusive Dreams
- Nice And Easy
- Nothing In The World
- On My Knees
- Rebound
- Rollin With The Flow
- Rolling With The Flow
- Shes A Yum Yum
- Sittin And Thinkin
- Stay
- The Most Beautiful Girl
- There Wont Be Anymore
- Too Many Teardrops
- Who Will The Next Fool Be
- You Can Have Her
- You Never Really Wanted Me
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You Never Really Wanted Me:Charlie Rich.
Album - Behind Closed Doors - #8 on BB Hot
200, #1 US Country and #4 on CANADA RPM
Albums on Epic Records in 1973.
INTRO:Am
#1.
Am F
You never really wanted me, now I can see,
C
yes, I can see.
E Am
You took your love and ran away from me.
F C
You'd gone and now you're back, what do you
D
want from me?
CHORUS:
F C Bb
Standin' there, please don't cry over me.
C G C
After all you've never cried for me before.
BRIDGE:
C
Why start now, isn't it a little late for that
D
now, girl?
Fm C
Don't go feelin' sorry for yourself..remember
F C Dm G C
I loved you, I lov-ed you.
#2.
Am C F
I never knew the games we played had such a
C
lasting grip upon the plans we've made.
E Am
I was busy laughin' waitin' for the day.
F C
Now, the time is gone and there's nothing left
D
to say.
CHORUS:
F C Bb
Standin' there, please don't cry over me.
C G C
After all you've never cried for me before.
OUTRO: C Bb Am D Fm C..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
Album - Behind Closed Doors - #8 on BB Hot
200, #1 US Country and #4 on CANADA RPM
Albums on Epic Records in 1973.
INTRO:Am
#1.
Am F
You never really wanted me, now I can see,
C
yes, I can see.
E Am
You took your love and ran away from me.
F C
You'd gone and now you're back, what do you
D
want from me?
CHORUS:
F C Bb
Standin' there, please don't cry over me.
C G C
After all you've never cried for me before.
BRIDGE:
C
Why start now, isn't it a little late for that
D
now, girl?
Fm C
Don't go feelin' sorry for yourself..remember
F C Dm G C
I loved you, I lov-ed you.
#2.
Am C F
I never knew the games we played had such a
C
lasting grip upon the plans we've made.
E Am
I was busy laughin' waitin' for the day.
F C
Now, the time is gone and there's nothing left
D
to say.
CHORUS:
F C Bb
Standin' there, please don't cry over me.
C G C
After all you've never cried for me before.
OUTRO: C Bb Am D Fm C..(Fade.)
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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