Biography:
Mickey Newbury (May 19, 1940 - September 29, 2002) was an American singer-songwriter for Acuff-Rose Music, a critically acclaimed recording artist, and a member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
Born Milton Sims Newbury, Jr. in Houston, Texas. As a teenager, Mickey Newbury sang tenor in a moderately successful vocal group called The Embers. The group opened for several famous performers, such as Sam Cooke and Johnny Cash. Although Mickey tried to make a living off of his music by singing in clubs
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Other songs:
- A Fathers Prayer
- A Long Road Home
- A Storm Is Coming
- A Weed Is A Weed
- An American Trilogy
- Blue Sky Shining
- Darlin Take Care Of Yourself
- Frisco Depot
- Good Morning Dear
- Goodnight My Love
- Here Comes The Rain Baby
- Hows The Weather
- If You Ever Get To Houston Look Me Down
- It Makes Me So Sad
- Ivory Tower
- Just As Long As That Someone Is You
- Let It Go
- Let Me Sleep
- Lets Have A Party
- Lets Say Goodbye One More Time
- Looks Like Babys Gone
- Love Look At Us Now
- Lovers
- Over The Mountain
- Sail Away
- Sailor Sailor
- San Francisco Mabel Joy
- She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye
- So Sad
- Some Dreams Never Die
- Some Memories Are Better Left Alone
- Song For Susan
- Sunshine
- Sweet Memories
- T Total Tommy
- The 33Rd Of August
- The Last Question In The Dead Of The Night
- The Sailor
- Three Bells For Stephen
- Time Was
- Truly Blue
- When Do We Stop Starting Over
- When The Baby In My Lady Gets The Blues
- Where Are You Darlin Tonight
- Write A Song A Song
- Yesterdays Gone
- You Only Live Once
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Sailor Sailor
Em Am
When the morning sun came up I crawled into her bed
C D Em
The tears in her eyes were fallin’
Am
I could feel no sorrow for the cruel things I had said
C D Em
In my drunken state I did not care at all
G D
She said, sailor, sailor tell me will you ever change your ways
Am Em
Oh, do not take me through this stormy weather
G D
I can feel your sorrow, you have seen your better days
Am C
Ah, but I could not have loved you any better
D Em
No, I could not have loved you any better
Am Em
Amber shades of red slashed through the night
D Em
And light the bed where I suppose I will lie alone a while until her cryin is done
Am Em
I cannot explain why I cannot feel her pain
D Am
I’ve grown unfeeling I suppose
C D Em
I’ve grown unfeeling I suppose
Oh sailor sailor tell me will you ever change your ways...
Em Am
When the morning sun came up I crawled into her bed
C D Em
The tears in her eyes were fallin’
Am
I could feel no sorrow for the cruel things I had said
C D Em
In my drunken state I did not care at all
G D
She said, sailor, sailor tell me will you ever change your ways
Am Em
Oh, do not take me through this stormy weather
G D
I can feel your sorrow, you have seen your better days
Am C
Ah, but I could not have loved you any better
D Em
No, I could not have loved you any better
Am Em
Amber shades of red slashed through the night
D Em
And light the bed where I suppose I will lie alone a while until her cryin is done
Am Em
I cannot explain why I cannot feel her pain
D Am
I’ve grown unfeeling I suppose
C D Em
I’ve grown unfeeling I suppose
Oh sailor sailor tell me will you ever change your ways...
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