Biography:
Aaron Tippin (born July 3, 1958) is a country music singer.
Born in Pensacola, Florida, but raised in upstate South Carolina, Tippin performed in local honky-tonks in the 1970s. He competed on TNN's "You Can Be A Star" talent contest in 1986, landed a song publishing contract and moved to Nashville in 1987. During this time he wrote songs for The Kingsmen, David Ball, The Midsouth Boys, Mark Collie, and Charlie Pride. He would spend his nights working at a mill in Kentucky and spend his days driving 60 miles to Nashville to write songs.
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Other songs:
- 10 Pound Hammer
- A Door
- A Real Nice Problem To Have
- Aint Nothing Wrong With The Radio
- Aint That A Hell Of A Note
- Always Was
- Bayou Baby
- Big Boy Toys
- Christmas Is The Warmest Time Of The Year
- Country Boys Tool Box
- Every Now And Then
- Everything I Own
- Family Tradition
- Five Gallon Tear
- For You I Will
- Her
- How Far It Is Over You
- Hows The Radio Know
- I Believed
- I Got It Honest
- I Promised You The World
- I Was Born With A Broken Heart
- I Wonder How Far Is It Over You
- I Wouldnt Have It Any Other Way
- Id Be Afraid Of Losing You
- If Only Your Eyes Could Lie
- Im Leaving
- Kiss This
- Kiss This 2
- Lookin Back At Myself
- Looking Back At Myself
- Love Like Theres No Tomorrow
- Lovin Me Into An Early Grave
- Mission From Hank
- My Blue Angel
- People Like Us
- She Feels Like A Brand New Man Tonight
- Thats As Close As Ill Get
- The Man That Came Between Us
- The Man That Came Between Us Was Me
- The Sound Of Your Goodbye Sticks And Stones
- Up Against You
- We Cant Get Any Higher Than This
- What This Country Needs
- Where The Stars And Stripes And The Eagle Fly
- Whole Lot Of Love
- Whole Lotta Love On The Line
- Working Man Phd
- You Are The Woman
- You Gotta Start Somewhere
- Youve Got To Stand For Something
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{t:Five Gallon Tear}
{st:Aaron Tippin}
{comment:Intro:}
[F] [F] [F] [F]
[F] We were all drinking at [Bb] Marge's one [F] night
When an old cowboy [C] came through the [F] door
He took[F] a few shaky steps, then he [Bb] started to [F] moan
And he keeled over [C] right on the fl[F]oor
Doc came on over, took his [Bb] stethoscope [F] out
He listened and he [C] looked in his [F] eyes
He [F]said, "boys, stick around I just [Bb] might need your [F] help
I'm afraid this will [C] be a long [F] night"
Cause, there's a [Bb] five gallon tear, a [F] five gallon tear
Lodged in this [C] poor old boy's [F] heart
By the [Bb] look in his eyes he [F] ain't cried in [Bb] years
And he's re[F]taining a [C] five gallon [F] tear
Doc [F#] wrote a prescription to in[B]duce him to [F#] cry
It was whiskey and [C#] sad country [F#] songs
We pr[F#]opped him up in a booth
Poured a [B] drink down his [F#] throat
Then we turned that old [C#] Wurlitzer [F#] on
Well h[F#]e spluttered and he coughed
And he [B] hung down his [F#] head
As those lonely songs [C#] worked on his [F#] heart
When the memories started coming six [B] minutes a[F#]part
We laid him face [C#]up on the [F#] bar
Until a fi[B]ve gallon tear, a f[F#]ive gallon tear
Slowly welled [C#] up in his [F#] eyes
[B] We all yelled "push" and we [F#] all gave a c[B]heer
When [F#] he cried that [C#] five gallon [F#] tear
{comment:Solo:}
[B][F#][C#][F#]
That [D#m] jar by the [C#] door, don't hold [B] pig feet no [F#] more
The [D#m] contents are [C#] sparkling [B] clear
That [D#m] liquid with[C#]in is not [B] moonshine or [F#] gin
It's a re[B]minder to everyone [C#] here
It's a [B] five gallon tear, a [F#] five gallon tear
Let this be a [C#] lesson to [F#] you
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many y[B]ears
And you[F#]'ll cry that five[C#] gallon tear[F#] [B]
Buddy [F#] you'll cr[C#]y [B] [C#]
Buddy, [F#] you'll cry a [C#] five gallon [F#] tear.........
Yeah f[B]ive gallon tear, fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let t[F#]his be a le[C#]sson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for [F#]too many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that fi[C#]ve gallon te[F#]ar
I said a [B]five gallon tear, a fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let [F#]this be a l[C#]esson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that fi[C#]ve gallon t[F#]ear
Yeah [B]five gallon tear, a fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let t[F#]his be a le[C#]sson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that f[C#]ive gallon t[F#]ear
{st:Aaron Tippin}
{comment:Intro:}
[F] [F] [F] [F]
[F] We were all drinking at [Bb] Marge's one [F] night
When an old cowboy [C] came through the [F] door
He took[F] a few shaky steps, then he [Bb] started to [F] moan
And he keeled over [C] right on the fl[F]oor
Doc came on over, took his [Bb] stethoscope [F] out
He listened and he [C] looked in his [F] eyes
He [F]said, "boys, stick around I just [Bb] might need your [F] help
I'm afraid this will [C] be a long [F] night"
Cause, there's a [Bb] five gallon tear, a [F] five gallon tear
Lodged in this [C] poor old boy's [F] heart
By the [Bb] look in his eyes he [F] ain't cried in [Bb] years
And he's re[F]taining a [C] five gallon [F] tear
Doc [F#] wrote a prescription to in[B]duce him to [F#] cry
It was whiskey and [C#] sad country [F#] songs
We pr[F#]opped him up in a booth
Poured a [B] drink down his [F#] throat
Then we turned that old [C#] Wurlitzer [F#] on
Well h[F#]e spluttered and he coughed
And he [B] hung down his [F#] head
As those lonely songs [C#] worked on his [F#] heart
When the memories started coming six [B] minutes a[F#]part
We laid him face [C#]up on the [F#] bar
Until a fi[B]ve gallon tear, a f[F#]ive gallon tear
Slowly welled [C#] up in his [F#] eyes
[B] We all yelled "push" and we [F#] all gave a c[B]heer
When [F#] he cried that [C#] five gallon [F#] tear
{comment:Solo:}
[B][F#][C#][F#]
That [D#m] jar by the [C#] door, don't hold [B] pig feet no [F#] more
The [D#m] contents are [C#] sparkling [B] clear
That [D#m] liquid with[C#]in is not [B] moonshine or [F#] gin
It's a re[B]minder to everyone [C#] here
It's a [B] five gallon tear, a [F#] five gallon tear
Let this be a [C#] lesson to [F#] you
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many y[B]ears
And you[F#]'ll cry that five[C#] gallon tear[F#] [B]
Buddy [F#] you'll cr[C#]y [B] [C#]
Buddy, [F#] you'll cry a [C#] five gallon [F#] tear.........
Yeah f[B]ive gallon tear, fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let t[F#]his be a le[C#]sson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for [F#]too many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that fi[C#]ve gallon te[F#]ar
I said a [B]five gallon tear, a fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let [F#]this be a l[C#]esson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that fi[C#]ve gallon t[F#]ear
Yeah [B]five gallon tear, a fi[F#]ve gallon tear
Let t[F#]his be a le[C#]sson to y[F#]ou
Keep your s[B]orrow inside for t[F#]oo many ye[B]ars
And y[F#]ou'll cry that f[C#]ive gallon t[F#]ear
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