Biography:
An American country music singer. He signed to Mercury Records Nashville in 2009 and released his debut single, "A Little More Country Than That", to radio in July of the same year. Corbin has charted in the country Top 20 with this song.
Easton Corbin is a native of Trenton, Florida. He lived on his grandparents' farm following his parents' divorce, and was introduced to country with music-themed television programs such as Hee Haw.
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Other songs:
- Are You With Me?
- Clockwork
- A Girl Like You
- A Little More Country
- A Little More Country Than That
- A Lot To Learn About Livin
- A Thing For You
- About To Get Real
- All Over The Road
- Are You With Me
- Baby Be My Love Song
- Damn Girl
- Dance Real Slow
- Desperado Love
- Diggin On You
- Dont Ask Me About A Woman
- Hearts Drawn In The Sand
- I Cant Love You Back
- Im A Little More Country Than That
- Kiss Me One More Time
- Leavin A Lonely Town
- Let Alone You
- Lovin You Is Fun
- Loving You Is Fun
- Miracles Happen
- Roll With It
- Somebodys Gotta Be Country
- Someday When Im Old
- Thatll Make You Wanna Drink
- Thatll Make You Want To Drink
- Thats Gonna Leave A Memory
- The Way Love Looks
- This Far From Memphis
- This Feels A Lot Like Love
- Tulsa Texas
- Yup
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Don't Ask Me About A Woman- Easton Corbin
Album: Easton Corbin(2010)
Written by: Tom Botkin, Kevin Denney & Alex Dooley
Intro:
G - A - C - D - G
Verse 1:
G
I was sittin' with him on his front porch swing
A
Soakin' up wisdom and Grandma's sweet tea
C G
Listenin' to his stories; man, he'd done it all
His tour in the army in his wilder days
A
Raisin' my daddy and bailin' his hay
C G
He cut off a twist of tobacco and stuck it in his jaw
Am Bm C G
Cocked back his hat with a sideways grin and gave me that old wink
Am Bm C D
He said, "I can tell you somethin' 'bout most anything
Chorus:
C
But don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Verse 2:
G
He said, "Boy, I've lived nearly eighty years
A
There's a lot of know-how between these ears
C G
But when it comes to your grandma, I'm still your age
It took me a long, long time to learn
A
Lovin' a woman is full of left turns
C G
The more they change, the more they stay the same
Am Bm C Bm Am
Son, it's been that way since the beginning of time
Bm C D
We're behind the wheel, but just along for the ride"
Chorus:
C
But don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Bridge:
C
Fast forward ten years, it's Saturday night
Bm
She's changed three times, says her hair ain't right
C
My mind reels back to the time and place
Am D
When I heard my grandpa say
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Am D
Now I know what he's talkin' about
They're just made to love
Outro: G - A - C - D - G
Album: Easton Corbin(2010)
Written by: Tom Botkin, Kevin Denney & Alex Dooley
Intro:
G - A - C - D - G
Verse 1:
G
I was sittin' with him on his front porch swing
A
Soakin' up wisdom and Grandma's sweet tea
C G
Listenin' to his stories; man, he'd done it all
His tour in the army in his wilder days
A
Raisin' my daddy and bailin' his hay
C G
He cut off a twist of tobacco and stuck it in his jaw
Am Bm C G
Cocked back his hat with a sideways grin and gave me that old wink
Am Bm C D
He said, "I can tell you somethin' 'bout most anything
Chorus:
C
But don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Verse 2:
G
He said, "Boy, I've lived nearly eighty years
A
There's a lot of know-how between these ears
C G
But when it comes to your grandma, I'm still your age
It took me a long, long time to learn
A
Lovin' a woman is full of left turns
C G
The more they change, the more they stay the same
Am Bm C Bm Am
Son, it's been that way since the beginning of time
Bm C D
We're behind the wheel, but just along for the ride"
Chorus:
C
But don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Bridge:
C
Fast forward ten years, it's Saturday night
Bm
She's changed three times, says her hair ain't right
C
My mind reels back to the time and place
Am D
When I heard my grandpa say
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G
All I know is boy, they're somethin'
Am
They're tender and they're tough
D
Can break you down and lift you up
C
Don't ask me 'bout a woman
G F#m Em
That's some complicated stuff
Am D
They ain't made to figure out
G
They're just made to love"
Am D
Now I know what he's talkin' about
They're just made to love
Outro: G - A - C - D - G
Eav
Ebba Gron
Ebe Dancel
Eben Brooks
Echo And The Bun (...)
Eddie Cantor
Eddie Cochran
Eddie Lang
Eddie Money
Eddie Morton