Biography:
Patsy Cline (Virginia Patterson Hensley, Winchester, Virginia, September 8, 1932 – March 5, 1963) was an American country music singer. Part of the late 1950s and early 1960s Nashville sound, Cline successfully "crossed over" to pop music and was one of the most influential, successful and acclaimed vocalists of the 20th century. She died in 1963, at the age of 30, in a crash of the private plane of her manager, Randy Hughes, that also killed other country music singers Hawkshaw Hawkins and Cowboy Copas.
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- You're Stronger Than Me
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- Turn The Cards Slowly
- Walkin After Midnight
- Walking After Midnight
- When I Get Through With You
- When You Need A Laugh
- Who Can I Count On
- Why Cant He Be You
- Write Me In Care Of The Blues
- Yes I Understand
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- Your Cheatin Heart
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- Youre Stronger Than Me
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Write Me In Care Of The Blues
Recorded by Patsy Cline (1957)
Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson
A 'rockin' (early) Rock and Roll -slash- Rhythm and Blues
country-western combo-smash hit for Patsy with amazingly good studio
session musicians on the recording! Give the youtube video a listen!
(youtube link at bottom)
Key of D, capo 2nd fret to play with the youtube video.
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Well drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7
Write me in care of the blues
D
I hope that you've been missing me
G
The way that I've been missing you
G7
I shouldn't have let you go
D B7
Because I love you so
E7 A7 D
Write me in care of the blues
G
Give that postman your letter
D
And he'll know what to do
E7
He'll bring your letter to me
A7
And a plane will bring me to you
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Just drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7 D
Write me in care of the blues
Instrumental
G
Give that postman your letter
D
And he'll know what to do
E7
He'll bring your letter to me
A7
And a plane will bring me to you
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Just drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7 D A G
Write me- in care of the blu-ue-ues *(almost a vocal yodel here on blues)
E7 A7 D
Write me- in care of the blu---ues! *(very high-pitched, drawn-out vocal ending on blues!)
End
hear this 'rockin' song on youtube;
http://youtu.be/0GI7F90RP5Q
Recorded by Patsy Cline (1957)
Written by Eddie Miller and W.S. Stevenson
A 'rockin' (early) Rock and Roll -slash- Rhythm and Blues
country-western combo-smash hit for Patsy with amazingly good studio
session musicians on the recording! Give the youtube video a listen!
(youtube link at bottom)
Key of D, capo 2nd fret to play with the youtube video.
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Well drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7
Write me in care of the blues
D
I hope that you've been missing me
G
The way that I've been missing you
G7
I shouldn't have let you go
D B7
Because I love you so
E7 A7 D
Write me in care of the blues
G
Give that postman your letter
D
And he'll know what to do
E7
He'll bring your letter to me
A7
And a plane will bring me to you
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Just drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7 D
Write me in care of the blues
Instrumental
G
Give that postman your letter
D
And he'll know what to do
E7
He'll bring your letter to me
A7
And a plane will bring me to you
D
Now baby if you're needing me
G
The way that I been needing you
G7
Just drop me a line
D B7
Saying honey you'll be mine
E7 A7 D A G
Write me- in care of the blu-ue-ues *(almost a vocal yodel here on blues)
E7 A7 D
Write me- in care of the blu---ues! *(very high-pitched, drawn-out vocal ending on blues!)
End
hear this 'rockin' song on youtube;
http://youtu.be/0GI7F90RP5Q
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