Biography:
John Fullbright (born April 23, 1988, in Bearden, Oklahoma) is a Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter. A former member of the Oklahoma Red Dirt bands Turnpike Troubadours and the Mike McClure Band, he released his first solo album, Live at the Blue Door, in 2009. In 2012 he was awarded the ASCAP Foundation's Harold Adamson Lyric Award
Fullbright began playing the piano at age five and taking piano lessons at the age nine. While still in high school, he performed at the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival in the nearby town of Okemah, Oklahoma.
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- All The Time In The World
- Forgotten Flowers
- Gawd Above
- Happy
- High Road
- Im Going Home
- Jericho
- Me Wanting You
- Moving
- Never Cry Again
- Nowhere To Be Found
- Satan And St Paul
- She Knows
- Song For A Child
- Stars In Heaven
- The One That Lives Too Far
- Unlocked Doors
- Until You Were Gone
- When Youre Here Live
- Write A Song
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Susie was a pearl of a woman
Em C G
Jack was a golden man,
D C
She told him she'd love him forever
D C Em
And he gave her a wedding band
G C G
Parents said they were just children,
Em C G
Love comes as fast as it leaves
D C
They think they've built a firm foundation
D C Em
'Till life knocks it down with a breeze!
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
G C G
Jack bought himself a new tractor,
Em C G
The bank bought him the land
D C
Said the work may be hard but it's honest,
D C Em
I'll pay them by May if I can
G C G
Sometimes they talk about children
Em C G
Names, and things that it'll do
D C
If it's a girl we'll call her Johanna,
D C Em
She'll grow up to be just like you
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
G C G
Jack was out ploughing the south field
Em C G
Trying to beat the next rain
D C
Susie, she watched through window
D C Em
As the down pour finally came
G C G
He was riding the side of the terrace
Em C G
When the mud gave way to wheel
C D
Tractor tipped over on Jack
C D Em
The cold was all he could feel
G C G
Susie ran out to the rain storm
Em C G
Threw her arms around her true love
D C
The tears were lost in the water,
D C Em
Next to a puddle of blood
G C G
He told his wife not to worry
Em C G
Said the soft ground has broken my fall
D C
He told he'd loved her forever
D C Em
Then he didn't say nothing at all.
G C G
Susie grew old and grey headed
Em C G
She never did marry again
D B7 C
Jack took the high road to freedom,
G D Em
She took the long road to him
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
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Susie was a pearl of a woman
Em C G
Jack was a golden man,
D C
She told him she'd love him forever
D C Em
And he gave her a wedding band
G C G
Parents said they were just children,
Em C G
Love comes as fast as it leaves
D C
They think they've built a firm foundation
D C Em
'Till life knocks it down with a breeze!
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
G C G
Jack bought himself a new tractor,
Em C G
The bank bought him the land
D C
Said the work may be hard but it's honest,
D C Em
I'll pay them by May if I can
G C G
Sometimes they talk about children
Em C G
Names, and things that it'll do
D C
If it's a girl we'll call her Johanna,
D C Em
She'll grow up to be just like you
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
G C G
Jack was out ploughing the south field
Em C G
Trying to beat the next rain
D C
Susie, she watched through window
D C Em
As the down pour finally came
G C G
He was riding the side of the terrace
Em C G
When the mud gave way to wheel
C D
Tractor tipped over on Jack
C D Em
The cold was all he could feel
G C G
Susie ran out to the rain storm
Em C G
Threw her arms around her true love
D C
The tears were lost in the water,
D C Em
Next to a puddle of blood
G C G
He told his wife not to worry
Em C G
Said the soft ground has broken my fall
D C
He told he'd loved her forever
D C Em
Then he didn't say nothing at all.
G C G
Susie grew old and grey headed
Em C G
She never did marry again
D B7 C
Jack took the high road to freedom,
G D Em
She took the long road to him
G C G
Living comes natural to many
Em C G
Love comes natural to few
D B7 C
You take the high road to freedom
G D Em
I'll take the long road to you
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