Biography:
Joan Shelley is an American singer-songwriter from Louisville, Kentucky. Her warm and mellifluous voice evokes both the deep south and west coast, drawing from both old-time country and sixties folk.
A talented songwriter and prolific performer, Shelley splits her time between solo outings and collaborations with other area musicians like Daniel Martin Moore and Joe Manning, with whom she issued the albums Farthest Field (2012) and Outside Stay Outside (2014)
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The Door – Joan Shelley [Capo 7] Tabbed by Candy Corn
[Verse 1]
E
Don’t have to talk about it
A
Don’t want to fix it no more
My heart was so hesitant
E
You held it gently before
But we sit here breakin’
A
We’re staring vacant on the porch
A few words could fix it
E
If I could just find them, I’m sure
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
[Verse 2]
You watch me so desperate
A
Bright eyes and tears on my face
My pride left here hours ago
E
I was hoping it go in your place
But you put out your cigarette
A
I find my drink is all gone
Its not even dark yet
E
But I feel it coming on
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
[Bridge]
A
Now I’ve given up on sleepin’
C#m
Stay up all night with the night
A
Oh but she’s so indifferent
B
We have so little in com-mon
[Verse 3]
E
I could sit talking here alone
A
But what would the neighbors say of that
So I put it in a song
E
And I sang it to the place you stood last
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
A B
Stayin’s so easy,
E
Come away from the door
[Verse 1]
E
Don’t have to talk about it
A
Don’t want to fix it no more
My heart was so hesitant
E
You held it gently before
But we sit here breakin’
A
We’re staring vacant on the porch
A few words could fix it
E
If I could just find them, I’m sure
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
[Verse 2]
You watch me so desperate
A
Bright eyes and tears on my face
My pride left here hours ago
E
I was hoping it go in your place
But you put out your cigarette
A
I find my drink is all gone
Its not even dark yet
E
But I feel it coming on
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
[Bridge]
A
Now I’ve given up on sleepin’
C#m
Stay up all night with the night
A
Oh but she’s so indifferent
B
We have so little in com-mon
[Verse 3]
E
I could sit talking here alone
A
But what would the neighbors say of that
So I put it in a song
E
And I sang it to the place you stood last
[Chorus]
A
You don’t have to leave me
E
You don’t have to go
A B
Stayin’s so easy
E
Come away from the door
A B
Stayin’s so easy,
E
Come away from the door
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