Biography:
Ray Scott refers to two musicians. One is a contemporary country musician. The other was a rockabilly star from Indiana who produced classic rockabilly music in the 1950's, often with his band, the Demens or his other band, the Four Recorders. Ray Scott (Henry Raymond Scott) died in 1999.
The contemporary Ray Scott grew up outside of Semora, North Carolina. He was influenced by the farming community around him and by the country outlaw movement (Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson).
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I don't know the solo lick in the intro. Sorry.
Intro:G Cadd9 Em7
(G on the 1 count) Cadd9(on the upstroke 1/2 note note before the 3) and
the Em7 on the upstroke 1/2 note before the 1)
G Cadd9 Em7
Verse: I could tell you that I miss you
G Cadd9 Em7
say that it's good to be home.
G Cadd9 Em7
And that it's hell out there without you
G Cadd9 Em7
And that it's hard to sleep alone.
G Cadd9 Em7
I could say I miss the feelin'
G Cadd9 Em7
of your lips on mine
G Cadd9 Em7
that everythings alright in my world
G Cadd9 Em7
when it's just you and I
A
I could stare at you forever
C
Girl, I could go on and on. (1 last strum before words below are sung)
But I didn't come here to talk. <---Don't strum on these words
Repeat intro: G Cadd9 Em7 (repeat 2x)
G Cadd9 Em7
Verse: I could tell you you're my angel
G Cadd9 Em7
'Cause that's sure what I'm thinkin' now.
G Cadd9 Em7
But I'd rather tell you that I love you
G Cadd9 Em7
Without a word from my mouth
G Cadd9 Em7
And I love a good conversation
G Cadd9 Em7
and your bodys talkin' to me
G Cadd9 Em7
and it's sayin' once might not quite be enough
G Cadd9 Em7
and I'd say I'd have to agree
A
and you lookin' fine in that dress
C
here let me help you slip it off... (end strum before words below are sung)
I didn't come here to talk.
G Cadd9 Em7
D C
Bridge: Baby lay down here in my arms
D C
Let me show you what I've waited on ooooh
A C
sometimes girl there's no need for words at all
I didn't come here to talk
G Cadd9 Em7 (Fade out)
The D and C on the first two lines of the "bridge" I'm not sure of, but
it's close. If you figure it out submit a better tab.
Intro:G Cadd9 Em7
(G on the 1 count) Cadd9(on the upstroke 1/2 note note before the 3) and
the Em7 on the upstroke 1/2 note before the 1)
G Cadd9 Em7
Verse: I could tell you that I miss you
G Cadd9 Em7
say that it's good to be home.
G Cadd9 Em7
And that it's hell out there without you
G Cadd9 Em7
And that it's hard to sleep alone.
G Cadd9 Em7
I could say I miss the feelin'
G Cadd9 Em7
of your lips on mine
G Cadd9 Em7
that everythings alright in my world
G Cadd9 Em7
when it's just you and I
A
I could stare at you forever
C
Girl, I could go on and on. (1 last strum before words below are sung)
But I didn't come here to talk. <---Don't strum on these words
Repeat intro: G Cadd9 Em7 (repeat 2x)
G Cadd9 Em7
Verse: I could tell you you're my angel
G Cadd9 Em7
'Cause that's sure what I'm thinkin' now.
G Cadd9 Em7
But I'd rather tell you that I love you
G Cadd9 Em7
Without a word from my mouth
G Cadd9 Em7
And I love a good conversation
G Cadd9 Em7
and your bodys talkin' to me
G Cadd9 Em7
and it's sayin' once might not quite be enough
G Cadd9 Em7
and I'd say I'd have to agree
A
and you lookin' fine in that dress
C
here let me help you slip it off... (end strum before words below are sung)
I didn't come here to talk.
G Cadd9 Em7
D C
Bridge: Baby lay down here in my arms
D C
Let me show you what I've waited on ooooh
A C
sometimes girl there's no need for words at all
I didn't come here to talk
G Cadd9 Em7 (Fade out)
The D and C on the first two lines of the "bridge" I'm not sure of, but
it's close. If you figure it out submit a better tab.
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