Biography:
Patty Loveless (born Patty Lee Ramey on January 4, 1957 in Pikeville, Kentucky) has been one of the most popular female country singers since the 1990s. She rose to stardom thanks to her mix of honky tonk and emotive country ballads.
She released her self-titled debut in 1987, and released "Mountain Soul II" on September 29, 2009.
Following throat surgery to repair her vocal chords, she released the album Only What I Feel in 1993 to the best reviews of her career and won multiple awards.
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Other songs:
- You'll Never Leave Harlin Alive
- A Handful Of Dust
- A Thousand Times A Day
- All I Need Is Not To Need You
- Are You Teasin Me
- Been Lonely Too Long
- Big Chance
- Blame It On Your Heart
- Blue Memories
- Bluegrass White Snow
- Born
- Boys Are Back In Town
- Cant Get Enough
- Cant Stop Myself From Loving You
- Chains
- Cheap Whiskey
- Christmas Times A
- Close By
- Daniel Prayed
- Dont Know Who I Am
- Dont Toss Us Away
- Dont Want Feel Like That
- Dreamin My Dreams
- Feelings Of Love
- From Your Knees
- Go On
- Half Over You
- Here I Am
- High On Love
- Higher Than The Wall
- How About You
- How Can I Help You Say Goodbye
- Hurt Me Bad
- Hurt Me Bad In A Real Good Way
- I Already Miss You Like Youre Already Gone
- I Came Straight To You
- I Dont Wanna Be That Strong
- I Dont Want To Feel Like That
- I Miss Who I Was
- I Miss Who I Was With You
- I Try To Think About Elvis
- If Its The Last Thing I Do
- If You Dont Want Me
- Ill Never Grow Tired Of You
- Im On Your Side
- Ive Got To Stop Loving You
- Jealous Bone
- Keep Your Distance
- Like Water Into Wine
- Lonely Too Long
- Long Stretch Of Lonesome
- Looking In The Eyes Of Love
- Love Builds The Bridges Pride Builds The Walls
- Lovin All Night
- Mr Man In The Moon
- My Heart Will Never Break This Way Again
- My Old Friend The Blues
- Nobody Loves You Like I Do
- Nothin But The Wheel
- Nothing But The Wheel
- Old Soul
- On The Verge Of Tears
- On Your Way Home
- Out Of Control Raging Fire
- Over My Shoulder
- Pain Of Loving You
- Pieces On The Ground
- Santa Train
- She Never Stopped Loving Him
- Ships
- Someone I Used To Know
- Sorrowful Angels
- Soul Of Constant Sorrow
- Strong Heart
- That Kind Of Girl
- Thats The Kind Of Mood Im In
- The Boys Are Back In Town
- The Grandpa That I Know
- The Last Thing On My Mind
- The Little Drummer Boy
- The Lonely Side Of Love
- The Nights Too Long
- The Trouble With The Truth
- Timber Im Fallin In Love
- To Have You Back Again
- Too Many Memories
- Two Coats
- Waitin For The Phone To Ring
- When Being Who You Are Is Not Enough
- When The Fallen Angels Fly
- Where Im Bound
- Working Mans Hands
- Working On A Building
- You Can Feel Bad
- You Cant Run Away From Your Heart
- You Dont Even Know Who I Am
- You Dont Seem To Miss Me
- You Saved Me
- Youll Never Leave Harlan Alive
- Youll Never Leave Harlen Alive
- Youre So Cool
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FROM YOUR KNEES
Matt King / Patty Loveless
From the CD "Hard Country"
[INTRO]
C
He tore down the work of 17 years
G C
Brick by brick and stone by stone
No hammer was swingin', cause cheatin' and drinkin'
G
Don't need no help wreckin' a home
C
Aww, but when he came back to the dust and the rubble
F
Of what he has once called his life
C
He dropped to his knees, in sheer disbelief
G C
At the total destruction in sight
C G
There were empty closests and empty drawers
C F
And a tear-stained note on the kitchen floor
C G G7
And burning memories, in the fire place
C G
He waited too late to say he was wrong
C F
His house was still standing, but his home was gone
C E Am D
Brother you would not be lieve
F G C
What you can see from your knees
[Fiddle Solo]
C
Right then and there, in an old sinner's prayer
G C
He told things he kept in the dark
There was no use in lying, 'cause the man who was listenin'
G
Could see every room in his heart
C
Well, he took empty whiskey bottles, little black book and all
F
To the fire she left on the grate
C
Sometimes a man will change on his own
G C
Sometimes - I tell you, it takes
C G
Empty closests and empty drawers
C F
And a tearful confession on the kitchen floor
C G G7
And burning memories, in the fire place
C G
He waited too late to say he was wrong
C F
His house was still standing, he'd fight for his home
C E Am D
Brother you would not be lieve
C E Am Dsus D
Brother you would not be lieve
F G C
What you can see from your knees
Matt King / Patty Loveless
From the CD "Hard Country"
[INTRO]
C
He tore down the work of 17 years
G C
Brick by brick and stone by stone
No hammer was swingin', cause cheatin' and drinkin'
G
Don't need no help wreckin' a home
C
Aww, but when he came back to the dust and the rubble
F
Of what he has once called his life
C
He dropped to his knees, in sheer disbelief
G C
At the total destruction in sight
C G
There were empty closests and empty drawers
C F
And a tear-stained note on the kitchen floor
C G G7
And burning memories, in the fire place
C G
He waited too late to say he was wrong
C F
His house was still standing, but his home was gone
C E Am D
Brother you would not be lieve
F G C
What you can see from your knees
[Fiddle Solo]
C
Right then and there, in an old sinner's prayer
G C
He told things he kept in the dark
There was no use in lying, 'cause the man who was listenin'
G
Could see every room in his heart
C
Well, he took empty whiskey bottles, little black book and all
F
To the fire she left on the grate
C
Sometimes a man will change on his own
G C
Sometimes - I tell you, it takes
C G
Empty closests and empty drawers
C F
And a tearful confession on the kitchen floor
C G G7
And burning memories, in the fire place
C G
He waited too late to say he was wrong
C F
His house was still standing, he'd fight for his home
C E Am D
Brother you would not be lieve
C E Am Dsus D
Brother you would not be lieve
F G C
What you can see from your knees
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