Biography:
The Shires, who formed in 2013, are a UK country pop duo composed of singer-songwriters Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes. They hail from Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. Ben sings vocals and plays guitar and Bedford native Crissie Rhodes shares lead vocals.
The duo fittingly took the band name in order to maintain an English identity and take a small part of England back to America. "Shire" is the original term for what is usually now known as a county in the United Kingdom.
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[Intro]
B B
B B
[Verse 1]
B B
The smell of Old Spice
B B
A flat cap on the dash
E E
Windows rolled down in the wind
E B
While birds fly past
[Verse 2]
B B
Singing along with the radio
D#m C#m
A little latitude
E E
Hanging onto that steering wheel
F# B F#
Was the man who hung the moon
[Chorus 1]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
B F# B
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
E E B C#m D#m B
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B E
But I'm always gonna be
B B B B
daddy's little girl
[Instrumental]
B B B B
[Verse 3]
B B B B
He always used to tell me "don't grow up too fast
E E B B
Love will come, love will go, your first won't be your last"
B B B B D#m E E
I didn't always listen when he gave me advice
E E F# B
Though I hate to admit it, but that man was always right
[Chorus 2]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
F# B E
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
E E B C#m B D#m
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B E
But I'm always gonna be
B E B E
daddy's little girl,
B B B B
daddy's little girl
[Instrumental]
E E E E
[Verse 4]
E E E E
When I count my blessings,
B B C#m C#m
I know where to start He might not hold my hand no more
E E E E
But he’ll always, always hold my heart
[Instrumental]
B
[Outro]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
F# B E
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
B E B C#m C#m G#m D#m
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B F#
But I'm always gonna be
C#m E G#m
Yes I’m always gonna be
F# B F# B
daddy's little girl,
F# B F# E
daddy's little girl
B B
B B
[Verse 1]
B B
The smell of Old Spice
B B
A flat cap on the dash
E E
Windows rolled down in the wind
E B
While birds fly past
[Verse 2]
B B
Singing along with the radio
D#m C#m
A little latitude
E E
Hanging onto that steering wheel
F# B F#
Was the man who hung the moon
[Chorus 1]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
B F# B
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
E E B C#m D#m B
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B E
But I'm always gonna be
B B B B
daddy's little girl
[Instrumental]
B B B B
[Verse 3]
B B B B
He always used to tell me "don't grow up too fast
E E B B
Love will come, love will go, your first won't be your last"
B B B B D#m E E
I didn't always listen when he gave me advice
E E F# B
Though I hate to admit it, but that man was always right
[Chorus 2]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
F# B E
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
E E B C#m B D#m
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B E
But I'm always gonna be
B E B E
daddy's little girl,
B B B B
daddy's little girl
[Instrumental]
E E E E
[Verse 4]
E E E E
When I count my blessings,
B B C#m C#m
I know where to start He might not hold my hand no more
E E E E
But he’ll always, always hold my heart
[Instrumental]
B
[Outro]
F# B E
Used to wrap my hands around his little finger
F# B E
Turns out he was wrapped around mine
B E B C#m C#m G#m D#m
He said "you can be anything you want to in this great big world"
B E B F#
But I'm always gonna be
C#m E G#m
Yes I’m always gonna be
F# B F# B
daddy's little girl,
F# B F# E
daddy's little girl
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