Biography:
Courtney Marie Andrews (born November 7, 1990) is an American singer-songwriter originally from Phoenix, Arizona. She released her first widely distributed and breakthrough album, Honest Life, in 2016. From 2010 to 2011, Andrews was an auxiliary member of Jimmy Eat World, appearing on their 2010 album Invented and acting as their keyboardist and backing vocalist on the subsequent tour.
Known for an eclectic style that incorporates elements of folk
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[Verse 1]
D A
You're a good woman and a good friend
G D A
You got a good heart even when it's busted and bent
D A
Lipstick and perfume, under gram queen
G D A
Wearing loneliness like a costume for the whole world to see
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
[Verse 2]
D A
Broke on a barstool, throwin' your paycheck away
G D A
On overpriced booze, slots, and valet
D A
Fortune might buy diamonds, all shiny and new
G D A
But it can't buy you happiness or love, that is true
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
[Verse 3]
D
The richest of people
A
Aren't rich with Elvis, cars, or fame
G
No they're not rich with something
D A
That can be bought or arranged
D
No, it's kindness that makes them beautiful
A
And a kind heart don't cost a dime
G
It's a gift that keeps giving
D A
For the rest of your life
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
D A
You're a good woman and a good friend
G D A
You got a good heart even when it's busted and bent
D A
Lipstick and perfume, under gram queen
G D A
Wearing loneliness like a costume for the whole world to see
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
[Verse 2]
D A
Broke on a barstool, throwin' your paycheck away
G D A
On overpriced booze, slots, and valet
D A
Fortune might buy diamonds, all shiny and new
G D A
But it can't buy you happiness or love, that is true
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
[Verse 3]
D
The richest of people
A
Aren't rich with Elvis, cars, or fame
G
No they're not rich with something
D A
That can be bought or arranged
D
No, it's kindness that makes them beautiful
A
And a kind heart don't cost a dime
G
It's a gift that keeps giving
D A
For the rest of your life
[Chorus]
G
And if your money runs out
A
And your good looks fade
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
D G
May your kindness remain
D G
Oh, may your kindness remain
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