Biography:
Audra Mae is an American singer-songwriter from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She released her debut album 'The Happiest Lamb' in 2010.
Mae was born and raised in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The oldest of six children, and brought up in music theatre, she left home at 18 to pursue a career in recording music. Audra tried College outside of Nashville, TN for a year. However, after realizing she spent little time in class and, instead, wrote songs all day, Audra Mae decided to move to Los Angeles.
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Ne'Er Do Wells
E
When I was nine years old
(E7)
My daddy made me see
Am D
The story of the railroad
E (E7)
And how it came to be
E
He said the men who laid it down
(E7)
Had left their own hometowns
A D
And broke their backs to give us traction
Em E
And that's what he did for me
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E
Ne'er do wells and woebegone
C Dm Em E (E7)
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E
Do you ever stop to think
Em
Who built those walls around you?
Am
Do you ever wonder
E (E7)
Who those people were at all?
E
Because the hands that give you shelter
(E7)
Are the very ones that you refuse
Am D
And proof of what they're worth
E
Will live long after you and I are gone
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegone
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E (E7)
Am D E
E
Come on
E
I beg you listen with an open heart
(E7)
Your soul is so cruelly judged
Am A
Forgive us for our trespasses
Em
Were taught to us because
E
We were raised by people
Raised by people
Just like you and so
A D
When the world falls down around us
Em E
It'll lead to you our goal
C D
It'll be to you we all come running
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E (E7)
Am D E
E
When I was nine years old
(E7)
My daddy made me see
Am D
The story of the railroad
E (E7)
And how it came to be
E
He said the men who laid it down
(E7)
Had left their own hometowns
A D
And broke their backs to give us traction
Em E
And that's what he did for me
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E
Ne'er do wells and woebegone
C Dm Em E (E7)
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E
Do you ever stop to think
Em
Who built those walls around you?
Am
Do you ever wonder
E (E7)
Who those people were at all?
E
Because the hands that give you shelter
(E7)
Are the very ones that you refuse
Am D
And proof of what they're worth
E
Will live long after you and I are gone
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegone
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E (E7)
Am D E
E
Come on
E
I beg you listen with an open heart
(E7)
Your soul is so cruelly judged
Am A
Forgive us for our trespasses
Em
Were taught to us because
E
We were raised by people
Raised by people
Just like you and so
A D
When the world falls down around us
Em E
It'll lead to you our goal
C D
It'll be to you we all come running
(CHORUS)
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Show your face, for we were wrong
E (E7)
Ne'er do wells and woebegones
C D E
Feel no shame, it won't be long
E (E7)
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