Biography:
Ray Edward "Eddie" Cochran (October 3, 1938 - April 17, 1960) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician. With a charismatic voice that could switch effortlessly between smooth ballads and raucous rockabilly, Cochran epitomized the rebellious '50s rocker. Although killed in a tragic accident at the age of 21, the influence of his brief career, and life, was immeasurable, having inspired many of the greatest artists of the '60s. Cochran's distinctively rough
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I Almost Lost My Mind:Eddie Cochran.
Recorded in 1959. (A hit for Pat Boone in 1958.)
#1.
A A7
Well, when I lost my baby..I almost lost my mind.
D A
Well, when I lost my baby..I almost lost my mind.
E D A E
Oh, well, my head is in a spin, since she left me behind.
#2.
A A7
Oh, well, I passed a billion people..can't tell who I meet.
D A
Oh, well, I passed a billion people..well, I can't tell who I meet.
E D A E
Cause my eyes are full of tears..where can my baby be?
(INTERLUDE:) A D E
#3.
A A7
Oh, well, I went to see the Gypsy..oh, well, I had my fortune read.
D A
Oh, well, I went to see the Gypsy..and had my fortune read.
E D A E
Oh, well, I hung my head in sorrow..when she said what she said.
#4.
A A7
Oh, well, I can tell you people..the news was not so good.
D A
Oh, well, I can tell you people..the news was not so good.
E D A E A
Well, she said you're baby's quit you..this time she's gone for good.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Recorded in 1959. (A hit for Pat Boone in 1958.)
#1.
A A7
Well, when I lost my baby..I almost lost my mind.
D A
Well, when I lost my baby..I almost lost my mind.
E D A E
Oh, well, my head is in a spin, since she left me behind.
#2.
A A7
Oh, well, I passed a billion people..can't tell who I meet.
D A
Oh, well, I passed a billion people..well, I can't tell who I meet.
E D A E
Cause my eyes are full of tears..where can my baby be?
(INTERLUDE:) A D E
#3.
A A7
Oh, well, I went to see the Gypsy..oh, well, I had my fortune read.
D A
Oh, well, I went to see the Gypsy..and had my fortune read.
E D A E
Oh, well, I hung my head in sorrow..when she said what she said.
#4.
A A7
Oh, well, I can tell you people..the news was not so good.
D A
Oh, well, I can tell you people..the news was not so good.
E D A E A
Well, she said you're baby's quit you..this time she's gone for good.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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