Biografia:
Lee Ann Womack (nascida em 19 de agosto de 1966, no Texas, Estados Unidos) é uma Cantora e Compositora americana de música country, que é conhecida por seu estilo antiquado e canções que muitas vezes falam de temas como amores perdidos.
"I Hope You Dance" foi o maior hit dela, atingindo # 1 na Billboard Country e Top #15 da Billboard Hot 100, tornando-se sua canção de assinatura.
Atualmente, Lee Ann Womack lançou um total de seis álbuns de estúdio e duas compilações.
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Outras músicas:
- I Hope You Dance
- A Little Past Litle Rock
- A Little Past Little Rock
- A Man With 18 Wheels
- After I Fall
- All The Trouble
- Am I The Only Thing That Youve Done Wrong
- Ashes By Now
- Baritone Guitar I Hope You Dance
- Billy Montana Anne Reeves
- Blame It On Me
- Buckaroo
- Chances Are
- Do You Feel For Me
- Does My Ring Burn Your Finger
- Dont Listen To The Wind
- Dont Tell Me
- Either Way
- Everything But Quits
- Finding My Way Back Home
- Forever Everyday
- Happiness
- Have Seen That Girl
- Have You Seen That Girl
- He Oughta Know That By Now
- I Found It In You
- I Keep Forgetting
- I Know Why The River Runs
- I May Hate Myself In The Morning
- I Need You
- I Saw Your Light
- I Think I Know
- Id Rather Have What We Had
- If Youre Ever Down In Dallas
- Ill Think Of A Reason Later
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Last Call
- Last Time
- Last Time Baritone Guitar
- Lets Surrender
- Liars Lie
- Lonely Too
- Lord I Hope This Day Is Good
- Montgomery To Memphis
- Never Again Again
- Never Ever And Forever
- New Again
- Nightwind
- Not Forgotten You
- Now You See Me
- Now You See Me Now You Dont
- Ones A Couple
- Orphan Train
- Out On The Weekend
- Painless
- Prelude Fly
- Same Kind Of Different
- Send It On Down
- Sleeping With The Devil
- Solitary Thinkin
- Some Things I Know
- Something Worth Leaving Behind
- Stronger Than I Am
- Stubborn
- Talk To Me
- The Bees
- The Fool
- The Healin Kind
- The Healing Kind
- The King Of Broken Hearts
- The Last Time
- The Man Who Made My Mama Cry
- The Preacher Wont Have To Lie
- The Way Im Livin
- The Wrong Girl
- There Is A God
- Theres More Where That Came From
- Time For Me To Go
- Troubles Here
- Twenty Years And Two Husbands Ago
- Waiting For The Sun To Shine
- When I Come Around
- When You Get To Me
- Why They Call It Fallin
- Why They Call It Falling
- Worth Leaving Behind
- You Shouldve Lied
- Youve Got To Talk To Me
- Youve Got To Talk To Me 2
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A Little Past Litle Rock - Lee Ann Womack
From the album "Some Things I Know" - 1998
Written by: Jess Brown, Tony Lane, Brett Jones
Transcribed by Andrew D. Crews ([email protected])
[Intro]
E A E A
[Verse]
E
I had to leave my life in Dallas
A
That town will always be you
E
In every crowd, on every corner
A
In every face I'd see you
E
So with nothin' more than a tank of gas
E
I drove away without lookin' back
A
And I guess that's how I got where I am
F#m B
And goin' anywhere as fast as I can
[Chorus]
A
And I'm a little past Little Rock
A
Further down the line
E
Too soon to know what's up ahead
E
Too late to change my mind
A
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
B
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
A
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
C#m A
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
E
I'm a little past Little Rock
B
But a long way from over you
[Verse]
E
These headlights on the highway
A
Disappear into the dark
E
And if I could have my way
A
I'd go back to where you are
tacet
E
Oh, but I can't turn this thing around
E
And nothing short of breaking down
A
Is gonna get me off this road I'm on
F#m B
Oh, and I'm still a far cry from gone
[Chorus]
A
And I'm a little past Little Rock
A
Further down the line
E
Too soon to know what's up ahead
E
Too late to change my mind
A
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
B
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
A
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
C#m A
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
E
I'm a little past Little Rock
B
But a long way from over you
From the album "Some Things I Know" - 1998
Written by: Jess Brown, Tony Lane, Brett Jones
Transcribed by Andrew D. Crews ([email protected])
[Intro]
E A E A
[Verse]
E
I had to leave my life in Dallas
A
That town will always be you
E
In every crowd, on every corner
A
In every face I'd see you
E
So with nothin' more than a tank of gas
E
I drove away without lookin' back
A
And I guess that's how I got where I am
F#m B
And goin' anywhere as fast as I can
[Chorus]
A
And I'm a little past Little Rock
A
Further down the line
E
Too soon to know what's up ahead
E
Too late to change my mind
A
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
B
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
A
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
C#m A
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
E
I'm a little past Little Rock
B
But a long way from over you
[Verse]
E
These headlights on the highway
A
Disappear into the dark
E
And if I could have my way
A
I'd go back to where you are
tacet
E
Oh, but I can't turn this thing around
E
And nothing short of breaking down
A
Is gonna get me off this road I'm on
F#m B
Oh, and I'm still a far cry from gone
[Chorus]
A
And I'm a little past Little Rock
A
Further down the line
E
Too soon to know what's up ahead
E
Too late to change my mind
A
I gotta keep my heart out of this and both hands on the wheel
B
I'm learnin' more with every mile just how leavin' feels
A
It's a lonely stretch of blacktop out into the blue
C#m A
Don't know where I'll go or what I'll do
E
I'm a little past Little Rock
B
But a long way from over you
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