Biography:
Donald Eugene Gibson (April 3, 1928 – November 17, 2003) was an American country musician.
Gibson was born in Shelby, North Carolina into a poor working-class family, he dropped out of school in the second grade.
Gibson's first band was called Sons of the Soil, with whom he made his first recording in 1948. Among his greatest hits were "Oh Lonesome Me" (later recorded by both Ray Charles and Neil Young) and "Blue Blue Day" (both No. 1 hits in 1958); "Don't Tell Me Your Troubles" (1959); "Sea of Heartbreak" (1961); "Lonesome No.
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Other songs:
- A Born Loser
- A Legend In My Time
- After The Heartache
- All My Love
- Anything New Gets Old
- Ashes Of Love
- Automatic Mama
- Bad Bad Day
- Big Hearted Me
- Blue Blue Day
- Blue Darlin
- Dont Break Me Easy
- Dont Tell Me Your Troubles
- Everlovin Never Changin Mind
- Give Myself A Party
- Headin Down The Wrong Highway
- Heartbreak Avenue
- I Aint A
- I Cant Leave
- I Cant Stop Loving You
- I Need Thee Every Hour
- I Sat Back And Let It Happen
- Id Be A Legend In My Time
- If You Dont Know It
- Just One Time
- Lonesome Number One
- Look Whos Blue
- Love That Cant Be
- No One Will Ever Know
- Oh Lonesome Me
- Oh Such A Stranger
- Pretty Rainbow
- Right Away
- Sea Of Heartbreak
- So How Come No One Loves Me
- Sweet Dreams
- Sweet Sweet Girl
- There Is Power In The Blood
- There She Goes I Wish Her Well
- Too Much Hurt
- Too Soon To Know
- Who Cares
- With Your Love On My Mind
- Woman
- Woman Sensuous Woman
- You Cant Pick A Rose In December
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Who Cares:Don Gibson.
#3 on Country and #43 on BB Hot 100
on RCA Records in 1959.
INTRO: G
#1.
C G
I walked down this old lonely street.
C F
And no one seems to wanna speak.
C G
Oh, who cares, yes, who cares for me?
#2.
C G
All the world seems cold, everything
is gray.
C F
Nothing seems the same since you went
away.
C G C F C
Who cares, who cares for me?
CHORUS:
C F Fm
Welllll, surely happiness can be found.
C
Surely, there's someone for me.
F Fm
Must I go through life with this hopeless
Dm G
love..why can't I be set free?
#3.
C G
All I want is you, all I know is you.
C F
But somehow our love, just can't be.
C G C F C
Who cares, yes, who cares for me?
INTERLUDE: C G C F C G C F C
CHORUS:
C F Fm
Welllll, surely happiness can be found.
C
Surely, there's someone for me.
F Fm
Must I go through life with this hopeless
Dm G
love..why can't I be set free?
#4.
C G
All I want is you, all I know is you.
C F
But somehow our love, just can't be.
C G C
Who cares, yes, who cares for me?
OUTRO:
C Cm
(Who, who cares..cares for me?)..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
#3 on Country and #43 on BB Hot 100
on RCA Records in 1959.
INTRO: G
#1.
C G
I walked down this old lonely street.
C F
And no one seems to wanna speak.
C G
Oh, who cares, yes, who cares for me?
#2.
C G
All the world seems cold, everything
is gray.
C F
Nothing seems the same since you went
away.
C G C F C
Who cares, who cares for me?
CHORUS:
C F Fm
Welllll, surely happiness can be found.
C
Surely, there's someone for me.
F Fm
Must I go through life with this hopeless
Dm G
love..why can't I be set free?
#3.
C G
All I want is you, all I know is you.
C F
But somehow our love, just can't be.
C G C F C
Who cares, yes, who cares for me?
INTERLUDE: C G C F C G C F C
CHORUS:
C F Fm
Welllll, surely happiness can be found.
C
Surely, there's someone for me.
F Fm
Must I go through life with this hopeless
Dm G
love..why can't I be set free?
#4.
C G
All I want is you, all I know is you.
C F
But somehow our love, just can't be.
C G C
Who cares, yes, who cares for me?
OUTRO:
C Cm
(Who, who cares..cares for me?)..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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