Biography:
Janis Darlene Martin (March 27, 1940 – September 3, 2007) was an American rockabilly and country singer. With a distinctive country twang to her voice, she was one of the few women performing rockabilly music during the period of the genre's infancy, and a pioneering female innovator on the country music scene. Nicknamed "The Female Elvis" due to her vivacious on-stage dancing, she was the only female rocker given this title who was acknowledged by Elvis Presley himself.
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Two Long Years:Janis Martin.
Great Rockabilly on RCA Records in 1957.
(Intro)
F
(Chorus)
F
You never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa.)
(Verse 1)
F Bb
I'd still be there loving you now, when I thought
F
you cared about me.
F G
But I figured by the way you never did write that I
C
was just a used-to-be.
F Bb
I'd a-been glad to have you back but I thought you
F
wanted to be free.
Bb F
And I figured by the way you never did call that you
C F
didn't give a hoot about me.
(Bridge)
F Bb F C
Two long years I've waited, two long years I've cried.
F Bb
I'd a-been a mom, you'd a-been pop when I found that
F
you'd a-been true.
(Chorus)
F
But you never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C F
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa-dum.)
(Interlude)
F Bb F G C F Bb F C F
(Bridge)
F Bb F C
Two long years I've waited, two long years I've cried.
F Bb
I'd a-been a mom, you'd a-been pop when I found that
F
you'd a-been true.
(Chorus)
F
But you never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C F
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa-dum.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Great Rockabilly on RCA Records in 1957.
(Intro)
F
(Chorus)
F
You never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa.)
(Verse 1)
F Bb
I'd still be there loving you now, when I thought
F
you cared about me.
F G
But I figured by the way you never did write that I
C
was just a used-to-be.
F Bb
I'd a-been glad to have you back but I thought you
F
wanted to be free.
Bb F
And I figured by the way you never did call that you
C F
didn't give a hoot about me.
(Bridge)
F Bb F C
Two long years I've waited, two long years I've cried.
F Bb
I'd a-been a mom, you'd a-been pop when I found that
F
you'd a-been true.
(Chorus)
F
But you never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C F
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa-dum.)
(Interlude)
F Bb F G C F Bb F C F
(Bridge)
F Bb F C
Two long years I've waited, two long years I've cried.
F Bb
I'd a-been a mom, you'd a-been pop when I found that
F
you'd a-been true.
(Chorus)
F
But you never did write, you never did call, you
Bb
can't blame me for getting tired of it all.
F
I just did what any other girl would do,
F7
found me another boy twice as true.
C F
Then I, just forgot, about yooooooou (dum-doodle-
C F
doodle-doodly-doo-dah-daaaa-dum.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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