Biography:
Doug Paisley (born in Toronto) is a Canadian alternative country singer and songwriter.
He is involved the following musical projects and collaborations:
Dark Hand and Lamplight
Live Country Music
Stanley Brothers: A Loving Tribute
Russian Literature
External Links
Doug Paisley web site
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- A Day Is Very Long
- Always Say Goodbye
- Bats
- Because I Love You
- Bluebird
- Broken In Two
- Digging In The Ground
- Dont Make Me Wait
- Dreamin
- Drinking With A Friend
- Easy Money
- End Of The Day
- Growing Souls
- I Stand Alone
- Its Not Too Late To Say Goodbye
- Mister Wrong
- No Way To Know
- O Heart
- Old Times
- Our Love
- Radio Girl
- Shadows
- Song My Love Can Sing
- Starter Home
- Take Me With You
- Take My Hand
- This Loneliness
- To And Fro
- Until I Find You
- Waiting
- We Weather
- What About Us
- What I Saw
- Whats Up Is Down
- Where The Light Takes You
- Wide Open Plain
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To and Fro
From the album Strong Feelings
[INTRO]
Am G F C G F Am x2
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 1]
Am G
Well, the trouble with tires is they never grow tired
F C
Of rolling out open road
G F
And there's always a line that you can't seem to find
Am
As down the road you go
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 2]
Am G
So I'll always take horses to do my work
F C
though the pay is hard to grow
G F
And they bow down their heads in the devil's weeds,
Am
Toss them to and fro
Am Am/E Am/G Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Down in the devil's weeds
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
Am Am/E Am/G x3
[INTERLUDE]
Am G F C G F Am Am/E Am/G Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 3]
Am G
Long before the trains on the great wide plains
F C
Where the antelope did roam
G F
The cold was stern and the sunshine burned
Am
At night the sky would glow
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 4]
Am G
And the wind touched down on the rolling ground
F C
Where the prairie grass did grow
G F
And it danced in waves through the paper blades
Am
Tossed them to and fro
Am Am/E Am/G Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Far from the roving eye
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
Am Am/E Am/G x3
[INTERLUDE]
Am G F C G F Am Am/E Am/G Am Am/E Am/G x2
Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Far from the roving eye
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
[OUTRO]
Am Am/E Am/G x4
Am
From the album Strong Feelings
[INTRO]
Am G F C G F Am x2
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 1]
Am G
Well, the trouble with tires is they never grow tired
F C
Of rolling out open road
G F
And there's always a line that you can't seem to find
Am
As down the road you go
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 2]
Am G
So I'll always take horses to do my work
F C
though the pay is hard to grow
G F
And they bow down their heads in the devil's weeds,
Am
Toss them to and fro
Am Am/E Am/G Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Down in the devil's weeds
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
Am Am/E Am/G x3
[INTERLUDE]
Am G F C G F Am Am/E Am/G Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 3]
Am G
Long before the trains on the great wide plains
F C
Where the antelope did roam
G F
The cold was stern and the sunshine burned
Am
At night the sky would glow
Am Am/E Am/G x2
[VERSE 4]
Am G
And the wind touched down on the rolling ground
F C
Where the prairie grass did grow
G F
And it danced in waves through the paper blades
Am
Tossed them to and fro
Am Am/E Am/G Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Far from the roving eye
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
Am Am/E Am/G x3
[INTERLUDE]
Am G F C G F Am Am/E Am/G Am Am/E Am/G x2
Am
[CHORUS]
F
To and fro-uh-oh
C G
To and fro-oh-oo-oh
F
Far from the roving eye
C G
And on they go-uh-uh-oh
[OUTRO]
Am Am/E Am/G x4
Am
Dougal Bain McLe (...)
Dough Asdown
Doughboys
Douglas
Douglas Bako
Down
Down and Away
Down And Out
Down by Law
Down Down Down