Biography:
James Hunnicutt is a singer/songwriter/musician & producer from the Pacific Northwest. His music has been described as a dynamic blend of American roots music and Beatles-esque pop.
Hunnicutt currently performs with James Hunnicutt & The Revolvers, Neutralboy and occasionally fills in on drums with Hard Money Saints. Hunnicutt cites his influences as everything from traditional country western and rockabilly to punk and death metal, and it shows.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse]
C Am
Early one morning the wind started playing my song. A tune so invited I began to sing along.
F G C
Well it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G Am
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
[Chorus]
Am
Have you heard the tales of how a soul can burn. When we go against the ways of love to learn.
F G C
Well it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G Am
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
[Chorus]
Am
Have you heard the tales of how a soul can burn. When we go against the ways of love to learn.
F G C Am
Yeah it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G E
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
F G C F C
Yeah you shoul thank me dear, for saving you from my pain.
C Am
Early one morning the wind started playing my song. A tune so invited I began to sing along.
F G C
Well it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G Am
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
[Chorus]
Am
Have you heard the tales of how a soul can burn. When we go against the ways of love to learn.
F G C
Well it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G Am
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
[Chorus]
Am
Have you heard the tales of how a soul can burn. When we go against the ways of love to learn.
F G C Am
Yeah it was twenty years ago that day. I packed up my bags and went on my way,
F G E
and you should thank me dear. For saving you from my pain.
F G C F C
Yeah you shoul thank me dear, for saving you from my pain.
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