Biography:
Sheryl Suzanne Crow (born February 11, 1962) is an American blues rock singer, guitarist, bassist, pianist and songwriter. Her music blends country, pop, folk, and blues rock into one mainstream sound, and she has won nine Grammy Awards. Crow is also a noted political activist.
Crow was born in Kennett, Missouri. Her parents were members of a local big band in which her father, an attorney, played trumpet. The family was very musical and owned three pianos.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
- All I Wanna Do
- First Cut Is The Deepest
- Good Is Good
- I Don't Wanna Know
- Love Is Free
- My Favorite Mistake
- Real Gone
- Soak Up The Sun
- Strong Enough
- A Change Would Do You Good
- Abilene
- Alone In The Dark
- Always On Your Side
- Anything But Down
- Be Myself
- Best Of Times
- Callin Me When Im Lonely
- Cant Cry Anymore
- Chances Are
- Crash And Burn
- Crazy Aint Original
- Detours
- Diamond Ring
- Diamond Road
- Drunk With The Thought Of You
- Dyer Maker
- Easy
- Everyday Is A Winding Road
- Give It To Me
- God Bless This Mess
- Halfway There
- Hard To Make A Stand
- Heartbeat Away
- Home
- Homecoming Queen
- Homesick
- Hundreds Of Tears
- I Dont Wanna Know
- I Know Why
- I Shall Believe
- If It Makes You Happy
- In Need
- It Dont Hurt
- Its Hard To Make A Stand
- Its Only Love
- Its So Easy
- Lean On Me
- Leaving Las Vegas
- Lets Get Free
- Letter To God
- Lifetimes
- Light In Your Eyes
- Long Way Back
- Love Is A Good Thing
- Love Is All There Is
- Love Will Save The Day
- Lullaby For Wyatt
- Maybe Angels
- Missing
- My Favourite Mistake
- Nobodys Business
- Now That Youre Gone
- Oh Marie
- Ordinary Morning
- Peace Be Upon Us
- Perfect Lie
- Redemption Day
- Rest Of Me
- Resuscitation
- Riverwide
- Rodeo
- Roller Skate
- Run Baby Run
- Run Rudolph Run
- Sad Sad World
- Safe And Sound
- Shine Over Babylon
- Shotgun
- Sign Your Name
- Stay At Home Mother
- Steve Mcqueen
- Strangers Again
- Summer Day
- Sweet Child O Mine
- Sweet Rosalyn
- The Difficult Kind
- The First Cut Is The Deepest
- There Goes The Neighborhood
- Tomorrow Never Dies
- Try Not To Remember
- Waterproof Mascara
- We Oughta Be Drinkin
- Weather Channel
- What I Can Do For You
- When Love Is Over
- Where Has All The Love Gone
- Wildflower
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
The key to getting this song to sound just like the original is to play a standard
G chord with fingers 1, 2 & 3 and then use finger 4 (index) to tap on and off fret
1 string 2 then again fret 2 string 3 (verses only, not the chorus). Listen to the
song to get the feel for the strum and the tap on/off timing. It’ll come to you
easily enough … enjoy!
[Verse 1]
G G
I've been long, a long way from here
G
Put on a poncho, played for mosquitoes,
G C*
And drank 'til I was thirsty again
G G
We went searching through thrift store jungles
G
Found Geronimo's rifle, Marilyn's shampoo
G C*
And Benny Goodman's corset and fan
[Pre-Chorus]
D C D
Well, o.k. I made this up… I promised you I'd never give up
[Chorus]
Am C G D
If it makes you happy it can't be that ba-aa-aa-ad
Am C G
If it makes you happy then why the hell are you so sad?
[Verse 2]
You get down, real low down
You listen to Coltrane, derail your own train
Well who hasn't been there before?
I come round, around the hard way
Bring you comics in bed; scrape the mold off the bread,
And serve you French toast again
[Pre-Chorus]
Well, o.k. I still get stoned… I'm not the kind of girl you'd take home
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
G G
We've been far, far away from here
G
Put on a poncho, played for mosquitoes,
G C*
And everywhere in between
[Pre-Chorus]
D C D
Well, o.k. we get along… so what if right now everything's wrong?
[Chorus & close]
C* - this particular C chord is played similarly to the preceding G chord with
your pinky on the string 1; G note (fret 3). When changing from the preceding G
chord merely drop fingers 2 and 3 one string down
G chord with fingers 1, 2 & 3 and then use finger 4 (index) to tap on and off fret
1 string 2 then again fret 2 string 3 (verses only, not the chorus). Listen to the
song to get the feel for the strum and the tap on/off timing. It’ll come to you
easily enough … enjoy!
[Verse 1]
G G
I've been long, a long way from here
G
Put on a poncho, played for mosquitoes,
G C*
And drank 'til I was thirsty again
G G
We went searching through thrift store jungles
G
Found Geronimo's rifle, Marilyn's shampoo
G C*
And Benny Goodman's corset and fan
[Pre-Chorus]
D C D
Well, o.k. I made this up… I promised you I'd never give up
[Chorus]
Am C G D
If it makes you happy it can't be that ba-aa-aa-ad
Am C G
If it makes you happy then why the hell are you so sad?
[Verse 2]
You get down, real low down
You listen to Coltrane, derail your own train
Well who hasn't been there before?
I come round, around the hard way
Bring you comics in bed; scrape the mold off the bread,
And serve you French toast again
[Pre-Chorus]
Well, o.k. I still get stoned… I'm not the kind of girl you'd take home
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
G G
We've been far, far away from here
G
Put on a poncho, played for mosquitoes,
G C*
And everywhere in between
[Pre-Chorus]
D C D
Well, o.k. we get along… so what if right now everything's wrong?
[Chorus & close]
C* - this particular C chord is played similarly to the preceding G chord with
your pinky on the string 1; G note (fret 3). When changing from the preceding G
chord merely drop fingers 2 and 3 one string down
Shinee
Shingeki No Kyoj (...)
Shinji Kuno
Shins
Shiny Toy Guns
Shovels & Ro (...)
Showbread
Showtunes
Shrek: The Music (...)
Shu-bi-dua