Biography:
Rhett Miller (born Stewart Ransom Miller II on September 6, 1970) is the lead singer and songwriter for the alternative-country band the Old 97's. He graduated from St. Mark's School of Texas in Dallas in 1989.
While still in high school, he recorded his first solo effort, Mythologies, released on the Carpe Diem label, and produced by future 97 Murry Hammond. Miller and Hammond then formed the group Sleepy Heroes, a power-pop trio that released one CD - Under A Radio Sun - and promptly disbanded.
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Other songs:
- Question
- Come Around
- Our Love
- As Close As I Came To Being Right
- Fireflies
- Four
- Help Me Suzanne
- Here It Is Christmastime
- Hover
- I Used To Write In Notebooks
- Lashes
- Lost Without You
- Marina
- Meteor Shower
- Most In The Summertime
- My Valentine
- Nashville
- Pagliacci
- Point Shirley
- Singular Girl
- Sleepwalkin
- The Believer
- There Is A World Inside The World
- Things That Disappear
- This Is What I Do
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[Intro]
G C Bm Am C D
[Verse 1]
G
Guy goes in to see a Doc, says
C
There's something wrong with me I got
Bm
a sadness I can't shake now.
Am
Is there something I can take now
G
Doctor has a think and says he
C
might know just the thing
Bm
There's a performer here in town
Am
and he's the world's greatest clown
[Chorus]
C D
Laughter as we all know
G Em
is the best medicine
Am D
Guy says Doc, that's the problem
Em G C D
What if I was to tell you I'm Pagliacci
Em G C D
This great big smile is just for show
Em G
What if I was to tell you
C
this is just grease paint
Am D
Would you say I'm a hopeless case
Em
Say it ain't so
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D G
Tell me something I don't know
[Strumming break]
G C Bm Am C D (x2)
[Chorus]
C D
Laughter as we all know
G Em
is the best medicine
Am D
Guy says Doc, that's the problem
Em G C D
What if I was to tell you I'm Pagliacci
Em G C D
This great big smile is just for show
Em G
What if I was to tell you
C
this is just grease paint
Am D
Would you say I'm a hopeless case
Em
Say it ain't so
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D Em
Tell me something I don't know
[Outro]
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D G
Tell me something I don't know
G C Bm Am C D
[Verse 1]
G
Guy goes in to see a Doc, says
C
There's something wrong with me I got
Bm
a sadness I can't shake now.
Am
Is there something I can take now
G
Doctor has a think and says he
C
might know just the thing
Bm
There's a performer here in town
Am
and he's the world's greatest clown
[Chorus]
C D
Laughter as we all know
G Em
is the best medicine
Am D
Guy says Doc, that's the problem
Em G C D
What if I was to tell you I'm Pagliacci
Em G C D
This great big smile is just for show
Em G
What if I was to tell you
C
this is just grease paint
Am D
Would you say I'm a hopeless case
Em
Say it ain't so
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D G
Tell me something I don't know
[Strumming break]
G C Bm Am C D (x2)
[Chorus]
C D
Laughter as we all know
G Em
is the best medicine
Am D
Guy says Doc, that's the problem
Em G C D
What if I was to tell you I'm Pagliacci
Em G C D
This great big smile is just for show
Em G
What if I was to tell you
C
this is just grease paint
Am D
Would you say I'm a hopeless case
Em
Say it ain't so
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D Em
Tell me something I don't know
[Outro]
Am
Would you say I'm a sad clown
D G
Tell me something I don't know
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