Biography:
Eric Church is an American country music singer and songwriter. Church has released five studio albums and two live albums for Capitol Records Nashville with his 6th studio album, Desperate Man, due to be released on October 5, 2018. Church has released 28 singles and been featured on four other songs, of which 10 have charted within the Top 5 of Hot Country Songs and/or Country Airplay with eight singles going to #1.
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Other songs:
- Give Me Back My Hometown
- Guys Like Me
- Lightning
- Springsteen
- A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young
- Aint Killed Me Yet
- Before She Does
- Born To Run
- Broke Record
- Cant Take It With You
- Carolina
- Chattanooga Lucy
- Chevy Van
- Cold One
- Country Music Jesus
- Creepin
- Dark Side
- Desperate Man
- Devil Devil
- Drink In My Hand
- Drowning Man
- Faster Than My Angels Can Fly
- Good For That
- Hangin Around
- Heart Like A Wheel
- Hell On The Heart
- Higher Wire
- Hippie Radio
- His Kind Of Money My Kind Of Love
- Holdin My Own
- Homeboy
- How Bout You
- Hung Over And Hard Up
- Im Gettin Stoned
- Im Just Sayin
- Jack Daniels
- Jukebox And A Bar
- Julia
- Keep On
- Kill A Word
- Knives Of New Orleans
- Like A Wrecking Ball
- Like Jesus Does
- Livin Part Of Life
- Longer Gone
- Lost In Neverland
- Lotta Boot Left To Fill
- Love Your Love
- Love Your Love The Most
- Loves Me Like Jesus Does
- Lovin Me Anyway
- Mistress Named Music
- Mistress Named Music Medley
- Mixed Drinks About Feelings
- Monsters
- Mr Misunderstood
- My Hearts Got A Memory
- Old Friends Old Whiskey Old Songs
- Over When Its Over
- Pledge Allegiance To The Hag
- Record Year
- Roller Coaster Ride
- Round Here Buzz
- She Wont Leave My Willie Alone
- Sinners Like Me
- Sinners Like Me With
- Smoke A Little Smoke
- Solid
- Some Of It
- Talladega
- Thats Damn Rock And Roll
- The Dark Side
- The Joint
- The Outsiders
- The Snake
- The World Needs A Drink
- These Boots
- Those Ive Loved
- Three Year Old
- Three Year Olds
- Thunder Road Springsteen Raise Em Up Medley
- Two Pink Lines
- Waiting On Me To Cross That Line
- What I Almost Was
- Where She Told Me To Go
- Why Not Me
- Without You Here
- Woke Up This Morning
- You Make It Look So Easy
- Young And Wild
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Eric Church - Mistress Named Music (Live at the Redrocks Medley)
Capo 3
C
I still remember Miss Bessie singing
D
Black, wrinkled fingers on ivory keys
C D
Just five years old, my church shoes a-dangling
C G C
Yeah, she's long gone but I'm still singin' this song
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, but I was born to lose it
D G Em D
Married to a dream with a mistress named music
C
No hope and squarely solitary
D
Enough whiskey and Coke, boys, to get me in a bind
C D
Amps juiced, the whole damn block could hear me
C
Even them cop car driving past
G
I was out the the front door
D
before they hit the back
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, but I was born to lose it
D G Em D
im married to a dream with a mistress named music
Ba da da da da....
D Cadd9 G D D Cadd9 Em D
C
White calloused fingers on bronze and nylon
C D
Same old boots are still tapping time
C D
Not quite the buzz I used to tie on at the Grizzly Road
C G
But 'til I'm gone, I'll keep chasing this song
G C C
Chasin this song
G
Stood there boldly sweatin' in the sun
C
Felt like a million, felt like number one
F C
The height of summer, never been that strong
G
Like a rock.
G
Like a rock - nothin' ever got to me
C F
Like a rock - I was somethin' to see
F C
Like a rock
G
I was like a rock.
C D G Em
Even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey,
C D G Em
And everything will bring a chain of love.
C D G F
In the morning when I rise, you bring a smile of joy to my eyes,
Em A D
And tell me everything is gonna be alright.
G C D
And I been from Tucson to Tucumcari,
G
Tehachapi to Tonapa
G Am C
I've given every kind of rig that's ever been weighed;
C D
Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed
And if you give me
C D G
Weed, whites and wine,
G D
And you show me a sign;
D G CDC G
I'll be willin', to be movin'
G Em
Now John at the bar is a friend of mine
C D
He gets me my drinks for free
G Em
And he's quick with a joke and to light up your smoke
C D G
But there's some place that he'd rather be
G Em
He says, "Bill, I believe this is killing me."
C D
As the smile ran away from his face
G Em
"Yeah. I'm sure that I could be a movie star
C D G
If I could get out of this place"
Em
la da da, da di da
Em D G
La di da, da di da da da
G Em
Play us a song, you're the piano man
C D
Play us a song tonight
G Em
Cause we're all in the mood for a melody
C D G
And you got us all feeling alright
C
altight alright alright
G Em
I still feel 25 most of the time
C G
Still raise a little cane with the boys
G Em
Honkytonks and pretty women, I'm still right there with em
C G
High above the crowd and the noise
G
Sometimes I feel like Jesse James
Em
trying to make a name
C G
Knowing noone's gonna change who I am
G
I was a young troubadour
Em
When I rode in on a song
C G
and I'm gonna be an old troubadour when I'm gone
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, and I was born to lose it
D G Em D
I'm married to a dream with a mistress named music
Capo 3
C
I still remember Miss Bessie singing
D
Black, wrinkled fingers on ivory keys
C D
Just five years old, my church shoes a-dangling
C G C
Yeah, she's long gone but I'm still singin' this song
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, but I was born to lose it
D G Em D
Married to a dream with a mistress named music
C
No hope and squarely solitary
D
Enough whiskey and Coke, boys, to get me in a bind
C D
Amps juiced, the whole damn block could hear me
C
Even them cop car driving past
G
I was out the the front door
D
before they hit the back
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, but I was born to lose it
D G Em D
im married to a dream with a mistress named music
Ba da da da da....
D Cadd9 G D D Cadd9 Em D
C
White calloused fingers on bronze and nylon
C D
Same old boots are still tapping time
C D
Not quite the buzz I used to tie on at the Grizzly Road
C G
But 'til I'm gone, I'll keep chasing this song
G C C
Chasin this song
G
Stood there boldly sweatin' in the sun
C
Felt like a million, felt like number one
F C
The height of summer, never been that strong
G
Like a rock.
G
Like a rock - nothin' ever got to me
C F
Like a rock - I was somethin' to see
F C
Like a rock
G
I was like a rock.
C D G Em
Even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey,
C D G Em
And everything will bring a chain of love.
C D G F
In the morning when I rise, you bring a smile of joy to my eyes,
Em A D
And tell me everything is gonna be alright.
G C D
And I been from Tucson to Tucumcari,
G
Tehachapi to Tonapa
G Am C
I've given every kind of rig that's ever been weighed;
C D
Driven the back roads so I wouldn't get weighed
And if you give me
C D G
Weed, whites and wine,
G D
And you show me a sign;
D G CDC G
I'll be willin', to be movin'
G Em
Now John at the bar is a friend of mine
C D
He gets me my drinks for free
G Em
And he's quick with a joke and to light up your smoke
C D G
But there's some place that he'd rather be
G Em
He says, "Bill, I believe this is killing me."
C D
As the smile ran away from his face
G Em
"Yeah. I'm sure that I could be a movie star
C D G
If I could get out of this place"
Em
la da da, da di da
Em D G
La di da, da di da da da
G Em
Play us a song, you're the piano man
C D
Play us a song tonight
G Em
Cause we're all in the mood for a melody
C D G
And you got us all feeling alright
C
altight alright alright
G Em
I still feel 25 most of the time
C G
Still raise a little cane with the boys
G Em
Honkytonks and pretty women, I'm still right there with em
C G
High above the crowd and the noise
G
Sometimes I feel like Jesse James
Em
trying to make a name
C G
Knowing noone's gonna change who I am
G
I was a young troubadour
Em
When I rode in on a song
C G
and I'm gonna be an old troubadour when I'm gone
G D G D
With a guitar full of freedom and a head full of lines
G D Em D
That nightlife full of demons has been a hell of a ride
D G Cadd9 G
I got a crazy heart, and I was born to lose it
D G Em D
I'm married to a dream with a mistress named music
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