Biography:
Nanci Caroline Griffith, born July 6, 1953, is an American singer, guitarist and songwriter from Austin, Texas, United States. Her career has spanned a variety of musical genres, predominantly country and folk, and what she terms "folkabilly."
She won a 1994 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album for Other Voices, Other Rooms, an album of Griffith covering the songs of artists who influenced her.
Her best-known song is From a Distance, by Julie Gold
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Other songs:
- Drive-in Movies
- I Wish It Would Rain
- Love At The Five And Dime
- Across The Great Divide
- Anyone Can Be Somebodys Fool
- Ballad Of Robin Winter
- Banks Of The Pontchartrain
- Boots Of Spanish Leather
- Comin Down In The Rain
- Cradle Of The Interstate
- Daddy Said
- Drive In Movies
- Drive
- Ford Econoline
- Friend Out In The Madness
- From Clare To Here
- Goin Gone
- Going Back To Georgia
- Good Night New York
- Gulf Coast Highway
- I Dont Wanna Talk About Love
- If I Were A Child
- Im Not Drivin
- Its A Hard Life
- Late Night Grande Hotel
- Listen To The Radio
- Little Love Affairs
- Looking For The Time Workin Girl
- Loves Found A Shoulder
- Midnight In Missoula
- Montana Backroads
- More Than A Whisper
- Morning Song For Sally
- Never Mind
- Night Riders Lament
- Once In A Very Blue Moon
- Outbound Plane
- Speed Of The Sound Od Loneliness
- Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
- Spin On A Red Brick Floor
- Tecumseh Valley
- These Days In An Open Book
- This Heart
- This Old Town
- Trouble In The Fields
- Turn Around
- Walk Right Back
- Well Alright
- You Cant Go Home Again
- You Made This Love
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Capo on 2nd (chords relative to capo)
Intro
D D/C#
D/B D/A
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 1
D D/C#
Well, I could use a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
In that crazy ol' bar when Tim locks the door
D D/C#
Where the walls are gonna ring and the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 2
D D/C#
And it's the Blue Ridge mountains at the fall of the night
D/B D/A
It sure feels good when you cross that line
D D/C#
I'll tip my cup and holler at the moon
D/B D/A
I'll say-a-great white north, honey, here's to you sleep tight
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Chorus
G A7sus4
I've gone crazy on this road
G A7sus4
With all this trav-elin' alo-o-one
G A7sus4
But the asphalt is burnin' to-n-i-
D D/C#
-ight
D/B D/A
Verse 3
D D/C#
Oh, the New England spring's been good to me
D/B D/A
There's been a warmth to lend and good lines to sing
D D/C#
But, how I miss my native tongue
D/B D/A
'Cause New York City sorta brings out the stupids in me
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 4
D D/C#
I've got one more stop down in Tennessee
D/B D/A
My sweetheart is there just a-waitin' on me
D D/C#
Then it's on down the road kickin' East Texas dust
D/B D/A
I'll catch my breath with that hot Houston neon buzzin'
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Chorus
G A7sus4
I've gone crazy on this road
G A7sus4
With all this trav-elin' alo-o-one
G A7sus4
But the asphalt is burnin' to-n-i-
D D/C#
-ight
D/B D/A
(Break) D/A D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 5
D D/C#
Oh, here comes a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
It's a crazy ol' bar and Tim's locked the door
D D/C#
The wall's are ringin', the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 6
D D/C#
And here comes a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
It's a crazy ol' bar and Tim's locked the door
D D/C#
The wall's are ringin', the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
(Outro) D/A D
Intro
D D/C#
D/B D/A
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 1
D D/C#
Well, I could use a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
In that crazy ol' bar when Tim locks the door
D D/C#
Where the walls are gonna ring and the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 2
D D/C#
And it's the Blue Ridge mountains at the fall of the night
D/B D/A
It sure feels good when you cross that line
D D/C#
I'll tip my cup and holler at the moon
D/B D/A
I'll say-a-great white north, honey, here's to you sleep tight
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Chorus
G A7sus4
I've gone crazy on this road
G A7sus4
With all this trav-elin' alo-o-one
G A7sus4
But the asphalt is burnin' to-n-i-
D D/C#
-ight
D/B D/A
Verse 3
D D/C#
Oh, the New England spring's been good to me
D/B D/A
There's been a warmth to lend and good lines to sing
D D/C#
But, how I miss my native tongue
D/B D/A
'Cause New York City sorta brings out the stupids in me
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 4
D D/C#
I've got one more stop down in Tennessee
D/B D/A
My sweetheart is there just a-waitin' on me
D D/C#
Then it's on down the road kickin' East Texas dust
D/B D/A
I'll catch my breath with that hot Houston neon buzzin'
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Chorus
G A7sus4
I've gone crazy on this road
G A7sus4
With all this trav-elin' alo-o-one
G A7sus4
But the asphalt is burnin' to-n-i-
D D/C#
-ight
D/B D/A
(Break) D/A D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 5
D D/C#
Oh, here comes a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
It's a crazy ol' bar and Tim's locked the door
D D/C#
The wall's are ringin', the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
Verse 6
D D/C#
And here comes a little spin on a red brick floor
D/B D/A
It's a crazy ol' bar and Tim's locked the door
D D/C#
The wall's are ringin', the strings are gonna bend
D/B D/A
It's a buss on the cheek from all my old lovers again
D D/C#
D/B D/A
(Outro) D/A D
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