Biography:
Janie Fricke (born December 19, 1947 in South Whitley, Indiana) is an American Country Music singer, best remembered for a series of smooth Countrypolitan hits in the early to mid 1980s. Two of her best-known hits are "He's a Heartache" and "Tell Me a Lie". Overall in her career, Fricke scored eight No. 1 Country hits and nine Country Top Ten hits.
Childhood & teen years
Born in South Whitley, In 1947, she learned piano and guitar as a child; early vocal influences were folk artists like Joan Baez and Judy Collins.
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[Intro]
A E A
[Verse]
A E A
In a dusty little Mexican town down on the border
E A
Never expecting my heart to cross over the line
D A
He rode into the square like he lived as wild as his stallion
E A
And his warm dark eyes burned down down into mine
A E A
Somewhere under the stars a lonely guitar was playing
E A
It was the closest I'd come to paradise
D A
And the world stood still for us there in the shadows
E A
Until he whispered to me the words of goodbye
[Chorus]
D A
On Diablo he circled the mission of life
E A
Then rode like a bandit stealing the night
D A
Dawn was breaking and I ached to touch him again
E A
But I knew that to have him I might as well saddle the wind
[Verse]
A E A
The wind blows cold through my soul back home in Austin
E A
Off in the distance somewhere a mission bell rings
D A
Filling my mind with thoughts of that Mexican rider
E A
Tonight I'll have him only in my dreams
[Chorus]
D A
On Diablo he circled the mission of life
E A
Then rode like a bandit stealing the night
D A
Dawn was breaking and I ached to touch him again
E A
But I knew that to have him I might as well saddle the wind
A E A
[Verse]
A E A
In a dusty little Mexican town down on the border
E A
Never expecting my heart to cross over the line
D A
He rode into the square like he lived as wild as his stallion
E A
And his warm dark eyes burned down down into mine
A E A
Somewhere under the stars a lonely guitar was playing
E A
It was the closest I'd come to paradise
D A
And the world stood still for us there in the shadows
E A
Until he whispered to me the words of goodbye
[Chorus]
D A
On Diablo he circled the mission of life
E A
Then rode like a bandit stealing the night
D A
Dawn was breaking and I ached to touch him again
E A
But I knew that to have him I might as well saddle the wind
[Verse]
A E A
The wind blows cold through my soul back home in Austin
E A
Off in the distance somewhere a mission bell rings
D A
Filling my mind with thoughts of that Mexican rider
E A
Tonight I'll have him only in my dreams
[Chorus]
D A
On Diablo he circled the mission of life
E A
Then rode like a bandit stealing the night
D A
Dawn was breaking and I ached to touch him again
E A
But I knew that to have him I might as well saddle the wind
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