Biography:
Jeanne Pruett (born Norma Jean Bowman January 30, 1937 in Pell City, Alabama) is an American Country Music Singer and Grand Ole Opry star, best-known for her 1973 chart-topping Country hit, "Satin Sheets", that spent three weeks at No. 1.
The song "Satin Sheets" was and has always been Jeanne Pruett's signature song. The song sounded much more Country than the songs that were coming out of Nashville at the time. When "Satin Sheets" became a hit in 1973
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Other songs:
C C7
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
C7
When I wake up he’s beside me
F C
After years love’s still the same
I watch his blue eyes quietly open
G7 C
I hear his two lips call my name
C C7
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
C7
Lord my poor man really loves me
F C
I’m all he has to his name
But when he holds me closer to him
G7 C
That means more to me than fortune or fame
C C7
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
C7
When I wake up he’s beside me
F C
After years love’s still the same
I watch his blue eyes quietly open
G7 C
I hear his two lips call my name
C C7
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
C7
Lord my poor man really loves me
F C
I’m all he has to his name
But when he holds me closer to him
G7 C
That means more to me than fortune or fame
C C7
I’d rather be a poor man’s woman
F C
And be all he has in life
Than to be just one more possession
G7 C
In a lonely rich man’s life
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Jeet M3
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