Biography:
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals is an American rock band formed in 2004 in Waitsfield, Vermont. Featuring lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Grace Potter, the band's original blend of roots, funky blues, soul, and rock conjures up a nostalgic sound from the sixties and early seventies. Their debut album, Nothing But the Water, was released in 2005, as was Live Oh Five.
Their 2010 self-titled Grace Potter and The Nocturnals was followed by The Lion The Beast The Beat in 2012.
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Other songs:
- Paris (ooh-la-la)
- Something That I Want
- Stars (acoustic)
- Stars
- Ah Mary
- All But One
- All Over You
- Apologies
- Belladonna
- Big White Gate
- Cant See Through
- Colors
- Elvis Presley Blues
- Falling Or Flying
- Foolin Myself
- Goodbye Kiss
- Hears To The Meantime
- Hot To The Touch
- I Want Something That I Want
- Lose Some Time
- Low Road
- Mad Mad River
- Medicine
- Night Rolls On
- One Short Night
- Only Love
- Outta My Tree
- Parachute Heart
- Paris Oh La La
- Ragged Company
- Runaway
- Somebody Fix Me
- Stop The Bus
- Sweet Hands
- That Phone
- The Divide
- The Lion The Beast The Beat
- Things I Never Needed
- Tiny Light
- Until The Morning Comes Around
- You May See Me
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F
Friday night I started my first fist fight
Got me kicked out of the bar
When I went stumbling through
C
The parking lot, you know I could not find my car
F
So I bummed a ride from Bessie
My old school friend
She said, Honey, where you want to go?
But all I said is, I think this might be the end
C
And I'm feeling sick so could you drive me slow?
F B F B
Because my man he up and left me, left me in dust
F
Doctor, lawyer, banker, tell me who can I trust?
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in cold
F
That man of mine he sure was one of a kind
He never did treat me wrong
He was the sweet kind of man
Who kept me straight in line
C
But now hes got me singing this low-down song
F
Now I ain't got nobody round
To come and help me get well
When all I do is drink and cry
Preacher man said
Baby, why don't you help yourself?
C
But I'm too low-down to even try
F B F B
I've drank up all my brandy, finished all my wine
F
I need your love candy, make me feel just fine
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in the cold
F
I was a real good girl for most of my early life
I figured someday Id make some man a real good wife
I always washed my knickers, pressed my blue, blue jeans
C
I've got no idea how I got so mean
F B F B
Now my man he up and left me, left me in the dust
F
Doctor, lawyer, banker, tell me who can I trust?
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in the cold
F
Friday night I started my first fist fight
Got me kicked out of the bar
When I went stumbling through
C
The parking lot, you know I could not find my car
F
So I bummed a ride from Bessie
My old school friend
She said, Honey, where you want to go?
But all I said is, I think this might be the end
C
And I'm feeling sick so could you drive me slow?
F B F B
Because my man he up and left me, left me in dust
F
Doctor, lawyer, banker, tell me who can I trust?
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in cold
F
That man of mine he sure was one of a kind
He never did treat me wrong
He was the sweet kind of man
Who kept me straight in line
C
But now hes got me singing this low-down song
F
Now I ain't got nobody round
To come and help me get well
When all I do is drink and cry
Preacher man said
Baby, why don't you help yourself?
C
But I'm too low-down to even try
F B F B
I've drank up all my brandy, finished all my wine
F
I need your love candy, make me feel just fine
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in the cold
F
I was a real good girl for most of my early life
I figured someday Id make some man a real good wife
I always washed my knickers, pressed my blue, blue jeans
C
I've got no idea how I got so mean
F B F B
Now my man he up and left me, left me in the dust
F
Doctor, lawyer, banker, tell me who can I trust?
B F
Somebody fix me Fix me from head to toe
C B
You'd better drop a line Or else you're leaving me out in the cold
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