Biography:
Samuel Timothy "Tim" McGraw (born May 1, 1967 in Delhi, Louisiana) is an American country singer and actor. With many of his albums and singles topping the country music charts, Tim has achieved total album sales in excess of 40 million units. He is married to country singer Faith Hill and is the son of former baseball player Tug McGraw. His trademark hit songs include Indian Outlaw, Don't Take the Girl, I Like It, I Love It, Something Like That, It's Your Love (featuring his wife, Faith Hill), and Live Like You Were Dying.
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Other songs:
- Angry All The Time
- Dont Take The Girl
- Highway Don't Care
- Humble And Kind
- I Need You
- I'm Already Home
- If You're Reading This
- Just To See You Smile
- My Little Girl
- Shes My Kind Of Rain
- Shotgun Rider
- Highway Don’t Care (feat. Taylor Swift And Keith Urban)
- If You’re Reading This
- Just To See Your Smile
- Southern Girl
- When The Stars Go Blue
- A Place In The Sun
- Aint That The Way That It Always Ends
- All I Want
- All We Ever Find
- Angel Boy
- Annie I Owe You A Dance
- Any Countrier Than This
- Back When
- Beautiful People
- Better Than I Use To Be
- Better Than I Used To Be
- Between The River And Me
- Blank Sheet Of Paper
- Book Of John
- Bring On The Rain
- California
- Cant Be Really Gone
- Cant Tell Me Nothin
- Cant Tell Me Nothing
- Carry On
- Carry On 2
- City Lights
- Comfort Me
- Comin Home
- Country Boys And Girls Getting Down On The Farm
- Cowboy In Me
- Cowboy Lullaby
- Damn Country Music
- Dear Santa
- Diamond Rings And Old Barstools
- Die By My Own Hand
- Do You Want Fries With That
- Dont Make Me Feel At Home
- Dont Mention Memphis
- Down On The Farm
- Drugs Or Jesus
- Everybody Hates Me
- Everywhere
- Eyes Of A Woman
- Felt Good On My Lips
- Fly Away
- For A Little While
- Forever 17
- Forget About Us
- Ghost Town Train
- Give It To Me Strait
- Good Girls
- Grown Men Dont Cry
- Halo
- Here Tonight
- Highway Dont Care
- Home
- How Bad Do You Want It
- How Ill Always Be
- I Didnt Ask And She Didnt Say
- I Do But I Dont
- I Keep It Under My Hat
- I Know How To Love You Well
- I Like It I Love It
- I Will Not Fall Down
- If I Died Today
- If Your Reading This
- If Youre Reading This
- Illegal
- Im Already Home
- Im Only Jesus
- Indian Outlaw
- Its A Business Doing Pleasure With You
- Its Your Love
- Its Your World
- Ive Got Friends That Do
- Just Be Your Tear
- Keep Your Eyes On Me
- Kill Myself
- Kristofferson
- Last Dollar Fly Away
- Let It Go
- Let Me Love You
- Live Like You Were Dying
- Lookin For That Girl
- Losin You
- Love You Goodbye
- Mary And Joseph
- Maybe We Should Just Sleep On It
- Me And Tennessee
- Meanwhile Back At Mamas
- Memory Lane
- Mexicoma
- Mr Whoever You Are
- My Best Friend
- My Next Thirty Years
- My Old Friend
- Nashville Without You
- Neon Church
- Not A Moment Too Soon
- Nothin To Die For
- Number 37405
- Old Town New
- On Top Of The World
- One Of These Days
- One Of These Days Youre Gonna Love Me
- One Of Those Nights
- One Part Two Part
- Open Season On My Heart
- Over And Over Again
- Overrated
- Place In The Sun Acoustic
- Please Remember Me
- Portland Maine
- Put Your Lovin On Me
- Real Good Man
- Red Rag Top
- Red Ragtop
- Refried Dreams
- Seventeen
- She Never Lets It Go To Her Heart
- Shell Have You Back
- Sick Of Me
- Sing Me Home
- Sleep Tonight
- Sleeping In The Stars
- Some Things Never Change
- Somebody Must Be Prayin For Me
- Somebody Must Be Praying For Me
- Something Like That
- Southern Voice
- Speak To A Girl
- Still
- Still On The Line
- Suspicions
- Take Me Away From Here
- Tears In The Rain
- Telluride
- Thats Why God Made Mexico
- The Cowboy In Me
- The Great Divide
- The Only Thing That I Have Left
- The Rest Of Our Life
- Thought About You
- Tickin Away
- Tiny Dancer
- Top Of The World
- Train 10
- Truck Yeah
- Two Lanes Of Freedom
- Two Steppin Mind
- Walk Like A Man
- Watch The Wind Blow By
- We Carry On
- Welcome To The Club
- What About You
- When She Wakes Up And Finds Me Gone
- Where The Green Grass Grows
- Whiskey And You
- Who Are They
- Why We Said Goodbye
- Words Are Medicine
- Wouldnt Want It Any Other
- Wouldnt Want It Any Other Way
- You Can Take It With You When You Go
- You Dont Love Me Anymore
- You Get Used To Somebody
- You Had To Be There
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Tim McGraw—Red Ragtop
By Jeff Kramer
[email protected]
G
I was twenty and she was eighteen
C2 G
We were just about as wild as we were green in the ways of the world
She picked me up in that red ragtop
we were free of the folks and hiding from the cops
on a summer night, runnin all the red lights
we parked way out in a clearing in a grove
and the night was as hot as a coal burnin stove
we were cookin with gas, oh it had to last
C G Am
in the back of that red ragtop
C G Am
she said please don't stop
well the very first time her mother met me
her green-eyed girl had been a mother to be for two weeks
I was out of a job and she was in school
life was fast and the world was cruel
we were young and wild, we decided not to have a child
so we did what we did and we tried to forget
and we swore up and down there would be no regrets in the morning light
but on the way home that night
on the back of that red ragtop
she said please don't stop loving me
C G Am G
we took one more trip around the sun
C G D
and it was all make believe in the end
no I cant say where she is today
I cant remember who I was back then
well you do what you do and you pay for your sins
and there's no such thing as what might have been
that's a waste of time, drive you out of your mind
I was stopped at a red light just yesterday
beside a young girl in a cabriolet and her eyes were green
I was in an old scene
C G Am
I was back in that red ragtop
C G Am G
on the day she stopped lovin' me
I was back in that red ragtop
on the day she stopped lovin' me
By Jeff Kramer
[email protected]
G
I was twenty and she was eighteen
C2 G
We were just about as wild as we were green in the ways of the world
She picked me up in that red ragtop
we were free of the folks and hiding from the cops
on a summer night, runnin all the red lights
we parked way out in a clearing in a grove
and the night was as hot as a coal burnin stove
we were cookin with gas, oh it had to last
C G Am
in the back of that red ragtop
C G Am
she said please don't stop
well the very first time her mother met me
her green-eyed girl had been a mother to be for two weeks
I was out of a job and she was in school
life was fast and the world was cruel
we were young and wild, we decided not to have a child
so we did what we did and we tried to forget
and we swore up and down there would be no regrets in the morning light
but on the way home that night
on the back of that red ragtop
she said please don't stop loving me
C G Am G
we took one more trip around the sun
C G D
and it was all make believe in the end
no I cant say where she is today
I cant remember who I was back then
well you do what you do and you pay for your sins
and there's no such thing as what might have been
that's a waste of time, drive you out of your mind
I was stopped at a red light just yesterday
beside a young girl in a cabriolet and her eyes were green
I was in an old scene
C G Am
I was back in that red ragtop
C G Am G
on the day she stopped lovin' me
I was back in that red ragtop
on the day she stopped lovin' me
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