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.
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- 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
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Tabbed by David Ribeiro - Sheryl Crow Paradise
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Introduction: A Asus4 A C Dmaj9 (3 times)
A Asus4 A
It don't hurt like it did
C Dmaj9
I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A
It don't hurt like it did
C Dmaj9
I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
C D A F
I scraped the paper off the wall
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I put down carpet in the hall
C D A F
I left no trace of you at all
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
And I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A
I don't dream 'cuz I don't sleep
C Dmaj9
The moon is hanging like your hat
A Asus4 A
The sun comes up, well I don't see
C Dmaj9
Curtains tied up like a bat
A Asus4 A
The electric man looks good today
C Dmaj9
Maybe not, well I'm trying hard
A Asus4 A
Trying hard to feel that way
C Dmaj9
The electric man's a good place to start
C D A F
Took your paintings off the wall
C D A F
That one of me that you called doll
C D A F
I added on 'cuz the house was feeling small
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
Now I can sing my song again
A
I don't think of you no more
(A)
Except for everyday or two
(A)
I don't think of you no more
(A)
Except for in between the sun and moon
C D A F
Packed up and moved out after all
C D A F
Bulldozed the house and watched it fall
C D A F
That blessed sight I still recall
I can sing my song again
I can sing my song again
It don't hurt like it did, it hurts worse
Who do I kid?
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Introduction: A Asus4 A C Dmaj9 (3 times)
A Asus4 A
It don't hurt like it did
C Dmaj9
I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A
It don't hurt like it did
C Dmaj9
I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
C D A F
I scraped the paper off the wall
C D A F
I put down carpet in the hall
C D A F
I left no trace of you at all
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
And I can sing my song again
A Asus4 A
I don't dream 'cuz I don't sleep
C Dmaj9
The moon is hanging like your hat
A Asus4 A
The sun comes up, well I don't see
C Dmaj9
Curtains tied up like a bat
A Asus4 A
The electric man looks good today
C Dmaj9
Maybe not, well I'm trying hard
A Asus4 A
Trying hard to feel that way
C Dmaj9
The electric man's a good place to start
C D A F
Took your paintings off the wall
C D A F
That one of me that you called doll
C D A F
I added on 'cuz the house was feeling small
A Asus4 A C Dmaj9
Now I can sing my song again
A
I don't think of you no more
(A)
Except for everyday or two
(A)
I don't think of you no more
(A)
Except for in between the sun and moon
C D A F
Packed up and moved out after all
C D A F
Bulldozed the house and watched it fall
C D A F
That blessed sight I still recall
I can sing my song again
I can sing my song again
It don't hurt like it did, it hurts worse
Who do I kid?
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