Biography:
Clint Patrick Black (born February 4, 1962 in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA) is a neotraditional country music singer, songwriter, producer and occasional actor. He grew up in Katy, TX (west of Houston) and spent a good portion of his high school years touring Houston's club circuit.
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Other songs:
- Like The Rain
- The Galaxy Song
- A Bad Goodbye
- A Better Man
- A Change In The Air
- Abstract Plain
- Better Man
- Burn One Down
- Cadillac Jack Favor
- Desperado
- Easy For Me To Say
- Good Run Of Bad Luck
- Gulf Of Mexico
- Half Way Up
- Halfway Up
- Happiness Alone
- Killin Time
- Killing Time
- Life Gets Away
- Light The Fire
- Live And Learn
- Looking For Christmas
- Love She Cant Live Without
- Muddy Water
- My Imagination
- No Time To Kill
- Nobodys Home
- Nothin But Taillights
- Nothin But The Taillights
- Nothings News
- One Emotion
- Our Kind Of Love
- Put Yourself In My Shoes
- Something That We Do
- Spend My Time
- State Of Mind
- Still Holding On
- Summers Coming
- That Something In My Life
- The Coolest Pair
- The Shoes Youre Wearing
- This Nightlife
- Till Santas Gone Milk And Cookies
- Untanglin My Mind
- Walking Away
- We Tell Ourselves
- When I Said I Do
- When My Ship Comes In
- Where Are You Now
- Where Your Love Wont Go
- Wherever You Go
- Winding Down
- Youre Gonna Leave Me Again
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[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse]
G
We've both seen enough of wrong and right
C
We know everything's not black and white
G C
There's always something in be tween.
G
No matter how long or well you live
C
You don't get anything you don't give
G C C/B
Still no slate is clean
[Verse]
Am
For better or worse anybody can
D
Take a look around and find a better man
Am
Upright no matter how he's faring
C
No matter what kind of shoes he's wearing
G C G C
The shoe's he's wearing, they don't make the man.
[Verse]
G
So many people out running around
C
Handicapped before they hit the ground
G C
Thinking there's nowhere to go
G
Shouldn't we all be looking for ways
C
To keep on seeing our better days
G C C/B
We're not chained to what we know
Am
But if your eyes are open and your mind is free
D
There's no telling what a man can be
Am
Upright no matter how you're faring
C
No matter what kind of shoes you're wearing
G C G
The shoe's you're wearing, they don't make the man.
[Outro]
Em D G D
But if you can't walk in the best of times
and the worst of times
C
Find your feet still walking the line
D
You'll never carry the load worth bearing
G C G C
[Verse]
G
We've both seen enough of wrong and right
C
We know everything's not black and white
G C
There's always something in be tween.
G
No matter how long or well you live
C
You don't get anything you don't give
G C C/B
Still no slate is clean
[Verse]
Am
For better or worse anybody can
D
Take a look around and find a better man
Am
Upright no matter how he's faring
C
No matter what kind of shoes he's wearing
G C G C
The shoe's he's wearing, they don't make the man.
[Verse]
G
So many people out running around
C
Handicapped before they hit the ground
G C
Thinking there's nowhere to go
G
Shouldn't we all be looking for ways
C
To keep on seeing our better days
G C C/B
We're not chained to what we know
Am
But if your eyes are open and your mind is free
D
There's no telling what a man can be
Am
Upright no matter how you're faring
C
No matter what kind of shoes you're wearing
G C G
The shoe's you're wearing, they don't make the man.
[Outro]
Em D G D
But if you can't walk in the best of times
and the worst of times
C
Find your feet still walking the line
D
You'll never carry the load worth bearing
Clouseau
Club 57
Clueso
Clyde D. Sandgre (...)
Christian Leave