Biography:
Lee Ann Womack (born August 19, 1966, in Jacksonville, Texas) is a country music artist who may best be known for her 2000 crossover hit, "I Hope You Dance".
Her 1997 self-titled debut album brought her onto the country music scene as a herald of a more neotraditional country music sound, in a genre that had begun to sound more pop-oriented with the likes of LeAnn Rimes, Faith Hill and Shania Twain topping the charts. The hits from that first album were "Never Again, Again", "The Fool" and "You've Got To Talk To Me."
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Other songs:
- I Hope You Dance
- A Little Past Litle Rock
- A Little Past Little Rock
- A Man With 18 Wheels
- After I Fall
- All The Trouble
- Am I The Only Thing That Youve Done Wrong
- Ashes By Now
- Baritone Guitar I Hope You Dance
- Billy Montana Anne Reeves
- Blame It On Me
- Buckaroo
- Chances Are
- Do You Feel For Me
- Does My Ring Burn Your Finger
- Dont Listen To The Wind
- Dont Tell Me
- Either Way
- Everything But Quits
- Finding My Way Back Home
- Forever Everyday
- Happiness
- Have Seen That Girl
- Have You Seen That Girl
- He Oughta Know That By Now
- I Found It In You
- I Keep Forgetting
- I Know Why The River Runs
- I May Hate Myself In The Morning
- I Need You
- I Saw Your Light
- I Think I Know
- Id Rather Have What We Had
- If Youre Ever Down In Dallas
- Ill Think Of A Reason Later
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Last Call
- Last Time
- Last Time Baritone Guitar
- Lets Surrender
- Liars Lie
- Lonely Too
- Lord I Hope This Day Is Good
- Montgomery To Memphis
- Never Again Again
- Never Ever And Forever
- New Again
- Nightwind
- Not Forgotten You
- Now You See Me
- Now You See Me Now You Dont
- Ones A Couple
- Orphan Train
- Out On The Weekend
- Painless
- Prelude Fly
- Same Kind Of Different
- Send It On Down
- Sleeping With The Devil
- Solitary Thinkin
- Some Things I Know
- Something Worth Leaving Behind
- Stronger Than I Am
- Stubborn
- Talk To Me
- The Bees
- The Fool
- The Healin Kind
- The Healing Kind
- The King Of Broken Hearts
- The Last Time
- The Man Who Made My Mama Cry
- The Preacher Wont Have To Lie
- The Way Im Livin
- The Wrong Girl
- There Is A God
- Theres More Where That Came From
- Time For Me To Go
- Troubles Here
- Twenty Years And Two Husbands Ago
- Waiting For The Sun To Shine
- When I Come Around
- When You Get To Me
- Why They Call It Fallin
- Why They Call It Falling
- Worth Leaving Behind
- You Shouldve Lied
- Youve Got To Talk To Me
- Youve Got To Talk To Me 2
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Lee Ann Womack - Happiness
CAPO: 5th Fret
INTRO: G C G C G C G
N.C. G
Down at the lost highway cafe
C
I met a man there with a map in his hand
D
He said, "I'm a little bit confused
G
And I'm not sure where I am"
N.C. G Dm7
He said, "I'm trying to find this place
C
Been trying to get there for a long, long time"
D
Then he smiled and looked away
G
And asked me if I'd heard of Happiness
CHORUS:
C
I told him that it just might take awhile
G
Maybe some years, and a lotta miles
Am C
Go down the road 'til you hit Partyville
G
Don't stop unless you're looking for cheap thrills
C
Go past love 'til you hear wedding bells
G
Stop and honeymoon and rest a spell
Am G C
You might get lost on the way, is my guess
D G
It ain't easy finding Happiness
INTERLUDE: G Am C D G
He said, "I think I understand
C
I better go before the sun goes down
D
'Cause it's hard to see at night
G
And I just don't trust my eyes anymore"
N.C. G Dm7
I said, "Good luck" and watched him leave
C
He hit the fast lane, then he disappeared
D7
Just another weary traveller
D G
Like so many, trying to find his way back home
CHORUS:
C
There's so many stops along the way
G
You keep on hoping that there'll come a day
Am C
I should have told him, but I think he knows
G
So many places where he shouldn't go
C
So many souls that get turned around
G
Looking and wondering why it can't be found
Am G C
It's a straight shot past Loneliness
D G
Why can't we seem to find Happiness?
Am G C
It's easy to get turned around, I guess
D G C G C G C G
On the road to Happiness
CAPO: 5th Fret
INTRO: G C G C G C G
N.C. G
Down at the lost highway cafe
C
I met a man there with a map in his hand
D
He said, "I'm a little bit confused
G
And I'm not sure where I am"
N.C. G Dm7
He said, "I'm trying to find this place
C
Been trying to get there for a long, long time"
D
Then he smiled and looked away
G
And asked me if I'd heard of Happiness
CHORUS:
C
I told him that it just might take awhile
G
Maybe some years, and a lotta miles
Am C
Go down the road 'til you hit Partyville
G
Don't stop unless you're looking for cheap thrills
C
Go past love 'til you hear wedding bells
G
Stop and honeymoon and rest a spell
Am G C
You might get lost on the way, is my guess
D G
It ain't easy finding Happiness
INTERLUDE: G Am C D G
He said, "I think I understand
C
I better go before the sun goes down
D
'Cause it's hard to see at night
G
And I just don't trust my eyes anymore"
N.C. G Dm7
I said, "Good luck" and watched him leave
C
He hit the fast lane, then he disappeared
D7
Just another weary traveller
D G
Like so many, trying to find his way back home
CHORUS:
C
There's so many stops along the way
G
You keep on hoping that there'll come a day
Am C
I should have told him, but I think he knows
G
So many places where he shouldn't go
C
So many souls that get turned around
G
Looking and wondering why it can't be found
Am G C
It's a straight shot past Loneliness
D G
Why can't we seem to find Happiness?
Am G C
It's easy to get turned around, I guess
D G C G C G C G
On the road to Happiness
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