Biography:
Jimmie Osborne, a native of Winchester, Ky., sang country music over radio stations in Lexington, Shreveport, Nashville and Louisville during a career that started when he was 15 years old. He was reported to be the highest-paid performer in the radio and television field in Louisville at one time.
As a recording artist, Osborne was best known for two hits--"My Heart Echoes", his first record and one that hit the best seller list in the country music field in 1947, and a few years later, "The Death of Kathy Fiscus", which sold 1,000,000 copies.
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[Intro]
D)/// (A)// (A7)/ (D
[Verse]
D G
There would be a Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
My darling if I lost you
G
There would be in this Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All the tears I'll cry over you
[Verse]
D A7 D
Last night I dreamed that you told me good- -bye
A7 D D7
And oh how this dream made me cry
G D
If only a dream can make me so blue
E E7 A A7
What would happen if it ever came true
[Chorus]
D G
There would be a Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All filled with water so blue
G
There would be in this Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All the tears that I've cried over you
D)/// (A)// (A7)/ (D
[Verse]
D G
There would be a Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
My darling if I lost you
G
There would be in this Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All the tears I'll cry over you
[Verse]
D A7 D
Last night I dreamed that you told me good- -bye
A7 D D7
And oh how this dream made me cry
G D
If only a dream can make me so blue
E E7 A A7
What would happen if it ever came true
[Chorus]
D G
There would be a Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All filled with water so blue
G
There would be in this Tennessee Ocean
A A7 D
All the tears that I've cried over you
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