Biography:
Audrey Faith Perry, later known as Faith Hill (born September 21, 1967 in Star, Mississippi), is a successful American country singer, known for her commercial success as well as her much-publicized marriage to country singer Tim McGraw.
The tall blonde songstress's self-titled album, 'Faith, ' sold four million copies worldwide. The album featured her hit single 'This Kiss, ' which topped the charts for three straight weeks and became her first crossover success, hitting number five on the pop charts.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- Like We Never Loved At All
- This Kiss
- Where Are You Christmas (from: The Grinch Who Stole Christmas)
- Let’s Make Love
- Sunshine And Summertime
- The Way You Love Me
- A Baby Changes Everything
- A Mans Home Is His Castle
- American Heart
- Back To You
- Bed Roses
- Behind The Eyes
- Breath
- Breathe
- But I Will
- Come Home
- Cry
- Dearly Beloved
- Fireflies
- Give In To Me
- I Aint Gonna Take It Anymore
- I Cant Do That Anymore
- I Love You
- I Think I Will
- If I Should Fall Behind
- If Im Not In Love
- If My Heart Had Wings
- If This Is The End
- If You Ask
- If Youre Gonna Fly Away
- Illusions
- It Matters To Me
- It Will Be Me
- Just About Now
- Just Around The Eyes
- Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me
- Let Me Let Go
- Lets Make Love
- Lost
- Love Is A Sweet Thing
- Missisppi Girl
- Mississippi Girl
- My Wild Frontier
- Paris
- Piece Of My Heart
- Secret Of Life
- Shadows
- Someone Elses Dream
- Somewhere Down The Road
- Stealing Kisses
- Stronger
- Take Me As I Am
- Thats How Love Moves
- The Lucky One
- There Will Come A Day
- There Youll Be
- Weve Got Nothing But Love To Prove
- When You Cry
- Where Are You Christmas
- Wild One
- Wish For You
- You Cant Lose Me
- You Give Me Love
- You Stay With Me
- You Will Be Mine
- Youre Still Here
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!
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!
Faith Hill - My Wild Frontier
INTRO: C
C
How do I feel, when I feel so alone?
Like a sad armadillo, across this desert I roam
F Am
I've been stripped down bare 'til I break
C
Still the wheel keeps turning
Had me a sweet one, I tell no lie
Summer nights in the cornfields, when the corn gets so high
F Am
We traveled clear across Wichita, heading north
C F C
Leaving civilization
CHORUS 1:
Am Em7/G F C
There were highways to get across
Am G F C G C
And places far from here
F G Em Am
And I was his lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And he was my wild frontier
C
Harvested peaches in a small border town
Saved all our wages, put ten percent down
F Am
I never thought I'd see the world through a child's eyes
C
Until early December
Then one Calgary morning, still as glass
While my baby lay sleeping, an angel slipped past
F Am
And with one breath said, "I'm taking him back
C F C
To his Father in Heaven"
CHORUS 2:
Am Em7/G F C
Through gravel and ice and new-fallen snow
Am G F C G C
I held him through my tears
F G Em Am
Because I was his lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And he was my wild frontier
BRIDGE:
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
C F
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along
Dm G
Oh, oh, oh
CHORUS 3:
Am C F C
And sometimes at night, I swear I can hear him
Am G F C G C
Calling out so clear
F G Em Am
He says, "You were my lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And I'm still your wild frontier"
OUTRO: (# ad lib & fade to end #)
C F
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Oh, oh, oh
INTRO: C
C
How do I feel, when I feel so alone?
Like a sad armadillo, across this desert I roam
F Am
I've been stripped down bare 'til I break
C
Still the wheel keeps turning
Had me a sweet one, I tell no lie
Summer nights in the cornfields, when the corn gets so high
F Am
We traveled clear across Wichita, heading north
C F C
Leaving civilization
CHORUS 1:
Am Em7/G F C
There were highways to get across
Am G F C G C
And places far from here
F G Em Am
And I was his lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And he was my wild frontier
C
Harvested peaches in a small border town
Saved all our wages, put ten percent down
F Am
I never thought I'd see the world through a child's eyes
C
Until early December
Then one Calgary morning, still as glass
While my baby lay sleeping, an angel slipped past
F Am
And with one breath said, "I'm taking him back
C F C
To his Father in Heaven"
CHORUS 2:
Am Em7/G F C
Through gravel and ice and new-fallen snow
Am G F C G C
I held him through my tears
F G Em Am
Because I was his lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And he was my wild frontier
BRIDGE:
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
C F
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along
Dm G
Oh, oh, oh
CHORUS 3:
Am C F C
And sometimes at night, I swear I can hear him
Am G F C G C
Calling out so clear
F G Em Am
He says, "You were my lonesome prairie
Dm7 G7 F
And I'm still your wild frontier"
OUTRO: (# ad lib & fade to end #)
C F
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Oh, oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Oh, oh, oh
