Biography:
Eva Marie Cassidy (February 2, 1963 in Washington, DC – November 2, 1996 in Bowie, Maryland) was an American vocalist described by the British newspaper The Guardian as "one of the greatest voices of her generation." She had a diverse repertoire of jazz, blues, folk, gospel and pop. Cassidy remained virtually unknown outside of her native Washington, DC, when she died of melanoma (which had spread to her bones) in 1996. Her posthumously released recordings have since sold in excess of four million copies
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D C#m Bm A G
Some old hotel room in Memphis
Bm A G
I see the city through the rain
Bm A G D/F#
I'm just chasing me my time
Em A
And remembering some pain
Bm A G
See there once was a boy
Bm A G
And on the street he'd surely die
Bm A G D/F#
So the nightbird took him in
Em A
And she taught him how to fly
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
Bm A G
Two bit bars and honky tonks
Bm A G
Any pleasure can be found
Bm A G D/F#
You can get just what you want
Em A
If you lay your money down
Bm A G
And loney sailors do their drinking
Bm A G
My, my, my how the brave men do die
Bm A G D/F#
And the nightbird sells her pleasures
Em A
Bringing tears to my eyes
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
Bm A G
So I guess I'll go out walking
Bm A G
Lord, let the rain keep falling down
Bm A G D/F#
I guess I'll go chase some memories
Em A
On the dark side of town
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
Some old hotel room in Memphis
Bm A G
I see the city through the rain
Bm A G D/F#
I'm just chasing me my time
Em A
And remembering some pain
Bm A G
See there once was a boy
Bm A G
And on the street he'd surely die
Bm A G D/F#
So the nightbird took him in
Em A
And she taught him how to fly
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
Bm A G
Two bit bars and honky tonks
Bm A G
Any pleasure can be found
Bm A G D/F#
You can get just what you want
Em A
If you lay your money down
Bm A G
And loney sailors do their drinking
Bm A G
My, my, my how the brave men do die
Bm A G D/F#
And the nightbird sells her pleasures
Em A
Bringing tears to my eyes
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
Bm A G
So I guess I'll go out walking
Bm A G
Lord, let the rain keep falling down
Bm A G D/F#
I guess I'll go chase some memories
Em A
On the dark side of town
A G
See the nightbird softly fly
D
Why does she fly alone?
E C G
Is the moonlight just a flame for her memory?
D C#m
Now she's gone
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