Biography:
Kasey Chambers, born June 4, 1976 in Mount Gambier, Australia is Australia's most popular country music performer with three successive albums reaching #1 on the Australian album charts in 2002, 2004 and 2006, each achieving multi-platinum sales. Kasey's signature tune "Not Pretty Enough" hit #1 on the ARIA singles charts in 2002, where it remained at the top spot for 4 weeks.
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Other songs:
- A Little Bit Lonesome
- A Million Tears
- Adam And Eve
- Aint No Little Girl
- Am I Not Pretty Enough
- Another Lonely Day
- Barricades And Brickwalls
- Barricades Brickwalls
- Beautiful Mess
- Better Be Home Soon
- Big City
- Bittersweet
- Bluebird
- Bluebird Capo
- Captain
- Changed The Locks
- Colour Of A Carnival
- Cry Just Like A Baby
- Cry Like A Baby
- Dam
- Dont Go
- Dont Talk Back
- Falling Into You
- Follow You Home
- For Sale
- Freight Train
- Georgia Brown
- Going Fishing
- Guilty As Sin
- Heaven Or Hell
- Hollywood
- House On A Hill
- I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
- I Still Pray
- I Would Do
- If I Could
- If I Were You
- Ignorance
- Is God Real
- Last Hard Bible
- Like A River
- Little Bird
- Lonely
- Monkey On A Wire
- More Than Ordinary
- Mother
- Mountain
- Mr Baylis
- Not Pretty Enough
- Nothing At All
- Nullarbor Song
- Oh Grace
- On A Bad Day
- Once In A While
- Paper Aeroplane
- Pony
- Romeo And Juliet
- Runaway Train
- Satellite
- Southern Kind Of Life
- Still Feeling Blue
- Stronger
- Summer Pillow
- Surrender
- Sweetest Waste Of Time
- Tear Stained Eye
- The Captain
- The Hard Way
- The Rain
- The Stupid Things I Do
- These Days
- These Pines
- This Flower
- This Mountain
- True Colours
- Water In The Fuel
- Wayward Angel
- Were All Gonna Die Someday
- Wildflower
- You Aint Worth Suffering For
- You Got The Car
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ARTIST: Kasey Chambers
ALBUM: The Captain
SONG: Southern Kind Of Life
CHORDS added in copy-and-paste-friendly format by Marvin2Shoes... I suggest changing the
of the chords and brackets if printing.
Any comments to [email protected]
Capo 3rd fret
Intro play twice: [G] [G] [C]
[G] I grew up a long way from here [C]
[G] I slept with the lights on [C] for fifteen years
And [G] Sabbath kept me home on Fri[C]day Nights
And [G] Daddy sang me Rogers
Just to [C] make everything all right
[G] My town wasn’t even on the [C] map
[G] You could pass right through it in [C] twenty seconds flat
But the [G] south was like the whole world to [C] me
[G] Wasn't easy to stay but it was [C] harder to [D] leave
[CHORUS]
Yeah I was a [C] south [D] bound [G] child
Yeah I had a [C] small [D] town [G] life
But I turned [C] out [D] all [G] right [C] in the North
[D] Living that Southern kind of [G] life
C G C G
Old friends and Bibles filled the [C] house
[G] No room for money and no [C] money anyhow
[G] Deprived was something we al[C]ways heard
[G] But to me and my brother it was [C] just another word
[G] I used to think the north was the [C] end
[G] Cos people go there and they don’t [C] come back [D] again
[G] But my fathers father was a [C] man of the sea
[G] He lived the southern life two [C] blocks away from [D] me
CHORUS x 2
C G C G C G
ALBUM: The Captain
SONG: Southern Kind Of Life
CHORDS added in copy-and-paste-friendly format by Marvin2Shoes... I suggest changing the
of the chords and brackets if printing.
Any comments to [email protected]
Capo 3rd fret
Intro play twice: [G] [G] [C]
[G] I grew up a long way from here [C]
[G] I slept with the lights on [C] for fifteen years
And [G] Sabbath kept me home on Fri[C]day Nights
And [G] Daddy sang me Rogers
Just to [C] make everything all right
[G] My town wasn’t even on the [C] map
[G] You could pass right through it in [C] twenty seconds flat
But the [G] south was like the whole world to [C] me
[G] Wasn't easy to stay but it was [C] harder to [D] leave
[CHORUS]
Yeah I was a [C] south [D] bound [G] child
Yeah I had a [C] small [D] town [G] life
But I turned [C] out [D] all [G] right [C] in the North
[D] Living that Southern kind of [G] life
C G C G
Old friends and Bibles filled the [C] house
[G] No room for money and no [C] money anyhow
[G] Deprived was something we al[C]ways heard
[G] But to me and my brother it was [C] just another word
[G] I used to think the north was the [C] end
[G] Cos people go there and they don’t [C] come back [D] again
[G] But my fathers father was a [C] man of the sea
[G] He lived the southern life two [C] blocks away from [D] me
CHORUS x 2
C G C G C G
Kaskade
Kaskarria Sucio (...)
Kaskarriak
Kasket Club
Kasmir
Kat Graham
Kat Lopez
Kat Regester
Kat Von D
KAT-TUN