Biography:
Cole Albert Porter (June 9, 1891 – October 15, 1964) was an American composer and songwriter from Indiana. His works include the musical comedies Kiss Me, Kate (1948) (based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew), Fifty Million Frenchmen and Anything Goes, as well as songs like "Night and Day", "I Get a Kick Out of You" and "I've Got You Under My Skin". He was noted for his sophisticated (sometimes ribald) lyrics, clever rhymes, and complex forms. He was one of the greatest half-dozen contributors to the Great American Songbook.
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Other songs:
- All Of You
- Éasy To Love
- I Love Paris
- Let's Do It, Let's Fall In Love
- Miss Otis Regrets
- Anything Goes
- Anything Goes Medley
- Begin The Beguine
- Dont Fence Me In
- Easy To Love
- Every Time We Say Goodbye
- Evry Time We Say Goodbye
- Friendship
- Im In Love Again
- Ive Got You Under My Skin
- Just One Of Those Things
- Lets Do It Lets Fall In Love
- Lets Misbehave
- Makin Whoopee
- Night And Day
- So In Love
- Take A Ride
- The Physician
- The Trailer Song
- Wunderbar
- Youre The Top
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Capo 3rd Fret
[Intro]
Am C G Am (2x)
[Verse]
Am
Hey baby take a ride with me
C
Lose our troubles in Tennessee
G Am
Pack our bags with a little moonshine whiskey
Am
You and me babe, in this old car
C
Drive all night underneath the stars
G Am
With the windows down we?ll blow outta the city
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
[Instrumental]
Am C G Am
Am
A hundred miles west of Tennessee
C
You fall asleep in my back seat
G Am
And I swear you?re the prettiest thing I?ve ever seen
Am
And as I drive this song comes on
C
About letting go and moving on
G Am
I swear the man, he?s singing right to me
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
[Outro]
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
[Instrumental]
Am C G Am (x2)
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
F G Am
I said once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
F G Am
I said once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
[Intro]
Am C G Am (2x)
[Verse]
Am
Hey baby take a ride with me
C
Lose our troubles in Tennessee
G Am
Pack our bags with a little moonshine whiskey
Am
You and me babe, in this old car
C
Drive all night underneath the stars
G Am
With the windows down we?ll blow outta the city
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
[Instrumental]
Am C G Am
Am
A hundred miles west of Tennessee
C
You fall asleep in my back seat
G Am
And I swear you?re the prettiest thing I?ve ever seen
Am
And as I drive this song comes on
C
About letting go and moving on
G Am
I swear the man, he?s singing right to me
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
[Outro]
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
[Instrumental]
Am C G Am (x2)
F G Am
Hey which way to go
F G Am
Just let the road take control of your soul
F G Am
Hey throw that caution in the wind
F G Am
Cause once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
F G Am
I said once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
F G Am
I said once we hit the road we ain?t never comin? back again
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Collective Soul
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