Biography:
Around the time Jack Ingram started writing songs and performing, he was studying psychology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. "Music and psychology come from the same place," he says. "It's about studying why people tick. I write songs to figure out my world, why people act the way they do, why they make the decisions they do."
Lucky for us, Ingram chose a career in music-and discovered an altogether different kind of therapy.
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Other songs:
- Keep On Keepin On
- A Little Bit
- Airways Motel
- Ava Adele
- Barbie Doll
- Barefoot And Crazy
- Beat Up Fordold Man Said
- Big Dreams High Hopes
- Biloxi
- Biloxi Acoustic
- Dont You Remember
- Feel Like Drinkin Tonight
- Flutter
- Free
- Goodnight Moon
- Hang Down Your Head
- Happy Happy Country Country
- I Would
- Lips Of An Angel
- Love You
- Maybe Shell Get Lonely
- Measure Of A Man
- Nothing To Fix
- One Thing
- Over You
- Pick Up The Tempo
- Picture On My Wall
- Run Away With You
- Seeing Stars
- She Just Dont Love You
- Wherever You Are
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Jack Ingram Biloxi written by Jack Ingram
C G
Where in hell did you go
D Em C G
You left us all alone I wasn't even eighteen.
D
You never turned around
C G
Like some kid out on the run
D C G
You headed for the fun down in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
And you only came around
D Em C G
To take a rest and come down from Biloxi
D
But you were not the same
C G
Pretending that you cared
D C G
Pretending you were there and not in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
Did you really think you'd find
D Em C G
More than you left behind back home in Houston
D
We all felt the loss
C D
I don't mean to bring you down
D C G
But I wonder what you found there in Biloxi
D
Tell me, was it worth the cost?
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
Where in hell did you go
D Em C G
You left us all alone I wasn't even eighteen.
D
You never turned around
C G
Like some kid out on the run
D C G
You headed for the fun down in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
And you only came around
D Em C G
To take a rest and come down from Biloxi
D
But you were not the same
C G
Pretending that you cared
D C G
Pretending you were there and not in Biloxi
D
And the Gulf of Mexico
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
C G
Did you really think you'd find
D Em C G
More than you left behind back home in Houston
D
We all felt the loss
C D
I don't mean to bring you down
D C G
But I wonder what you found there in Biloxi
D
Tell me, was it worth the cost?
C G
Where I guess the girls they're pretty
C G
And nobody says it's late
D C
And you can stay out all night long and never have hell to pay
G
Down in Biloxi
D
Even when you're forty-one
C
Just forget your problems
D G
Down in Biloxi
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