Biography:
Cliff Eberhardt is an American folk singer/songwriter who currently lives in the Pioneer Valley, in Massachusetts. His songs have been covered by Richie Havens, Buffy St. Marie, Erasure, Lucy Kaplansky and Cry Cry Cry. His albums have appeared on Shanachie Records, Windham Hill, and Red House Records.
Official site: www.cliffeberhardt.net
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Other songs:
- 500 Miles
- Clementine
- Ever Since I Lost Your Love
- Everytime I See Your Face
- Fix Your Blues
- Good Example
- Im Not Quite Over You
- Little Things For You
- Memphis
- My Fathers Shoes
- Someone Like You
- That Kind Of Love
- The Devil In Me
- The Long Road
- This Old World
- Unrequited
- Voodoo Morning
- Why Is The Road So Long
- You Really Got A Hold On Me
- Your Face
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Cliff Eberhardt - The Devil In Me
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
G C G C G C G C
[Verse 1]
Some think I'm good, some say I'm bad
C
A little bit of trouble gets the whole town mad
Sometimes it's true, at times I lie
C
Some tell me it's a force from the other side
[Chorus]
F
You can disapprove, but you can't blame me
C G C
This isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
[Verse 2]
How can it be trouble if it feels so good?
C
Doing everything nobody else would
The preacher tells me that I'm having too much fun
C
He's a no good, back-sliding son of a gun
[Chorus]
F
You can point your finger, but don't look at me
C G C
It isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
[Bridge]
F
Sometimes I'd like to paint the whole town red
C
Make a whole lot of noise and wake up the dead
F
It must be a sin to be so alive
C G C
They want to put out the fire and the passion inside
[Verse 3]
Some think I'm good, some say I'm bad
C
Some wish they had the kind of life that I've had
Sometimes it's true, everybody lies
C
Hiding from their neighbours what they do inside
[Chorus]
F
You can blame yourself, but you can't blame me
C G C
It isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
G C G C G C G C
[Verse 1]
Some think I'm good, some say I'm bad
C
A little bit of trouble gets the whole town mad
Sometimes it's true, at times I lie
C
Some tell me it's a force from the other side
[Chorus]
F
You can disapprove, but you can't blame me
C G C
This isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
[Verse 2]
How can it be trouble if it feels so good?
C
Doing everything nobody else would
The preacher tells me that I'm having too much fun
C
He's a no good, back-sliding son of a gun
[Chorus]
F
You can point your finger, but don't look at me
C G C
It isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
[Bridge]
F
Sometimes I'd like to paint the whole town red
C
Make a whole lot of noise and wake up the dead
F
It must be a sin to be so alive
C G C
They want to put out the fire and the passion inside
[Verse 3]
Some think I'm good, some say I'm bad
C
Some wish they had the kind of life that I've had
Sometimes it's true, everybody lies
C
Hiding from their neighbours what they do inside
[Chorus]
F
You can blame yourself, but you can't blame me
C G C
It isn't my fault, it's the devil in me
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