Biografía:
Tony Wade Hayes (nascido em 20 de abril de 1969 em Bethel Acres, Oklahoma) é um artista de música country. Assinou com a Columbia Records em 1994, ele fez sua estréia com seu álbum de ouro certificado ''Old Enough to Know Better''. Sua faixa-título, que serviu como seu single de estréia, alcançou o número #1 na Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks (agora Hot Country Songs), e mais três singles chegou ao Top Ten também.
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Otras canciones:
- Are We Having Fun Yet
- Dont Make Me Come To Tulsa
- Dont Stop
- I Still Do
- If I Wanted To Forget
- Im Lonesome Too
- Im Still Dancin With You
- Im Still Dancing With You
- Is It Already Time
- Kentucky Bluebird
- Life After Lovin You
- My Side Of Town
- Old Enough To Know Better
- On A Good Night
- Shes Acting Single
- Someone Had To Teach You
- Start All Over
- Steady As She Goes
- Thats What Honky
- The Room
- Undo The Right
- Up North
- What I Didnt Say At All
- Where Do I Go To Start All Over
- Wichita Lineman
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Date: 10/22/96; 5:05:04 PM
From: [email protected] (Skippy)
Subject: Where Do I Go To Start All Over
Where Do I Go To Start All Over -- Wade Hayes
Transcribed by: Skip (Damn Skippy) [email protected]
Verse 1
D G
I drove around last night, and tried with all my might
D A
To leave the past behind, cause you stayed on my mind
D G
So I stopped for a drink, I never stopped to think
D A
That it wouldn't work, It just made it worse
G A
So I came on back home, I hadn't changed a thing
G A
And sat here all alone, missing you and wondering
Chorus
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D
When theres no place to hide
Bm A
From your memory
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D Bm A D
When in your arms is where I won't be
Verse 2
D G
I'd take some things and leave, If the change of scenery
D A
Would do me any good, Like I know it should
D G
I'd still be missing you, What goods a different view
D A
To a broken heart, We'd still be apart
G A
Someday I'll find the answer, To this mystery
G A
But tonight the same old question, Just keeps on haunting me
Chorus.........
Outro
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D Bm A D
When in your arms is where I won't be
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Date: 10/22/96; 5:05:04 PM
From: [email protected] (Skippy)
Subject: Where Do I Go To Start All Over
Where Do I Go To Start All Over -- Wade Hayes
Transcribed by: Skip (Damn Skippy) [email protected]
Verse 1
D G
I drove around last night, and tried with all my might
D A
To leave the past behind, cause you stayed on my mind
D G
So I stopped for a drink, I never stopped to think
D A
That it wouldn't work, It just made it worse
G A
So I came on back home, I hadn't changed a thing
G A
And sat here all alone, missing you and wondering
Chorus
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D
When theres no place to hide
Bm A
From your memory
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D Bm A D
When in your arms is where I won't be
Verse 2
D G
I'd take some things and leave, If the change of scenery
D A
Would do me any good, Like I know it should
D G
I'd still be missing you, What goods a different view
D A
To a broken heart, We'd still be apart
G A
Someday I'll find the answer, To this mystery
G A
But tonight the same old question, Just keeps on haunting me
Chorus.........
Outro
D G
Where do I go to start all over
D Bm A D
When in your arms is where I won't be
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