Biography:
Judy Collins (born Judith Marjorie Collins on May 1, 1939, in Seattle, Washington) is an American singer and songwriter known for the eclectic range of material she records (which has included folk, show tunes, pop, and rock and roll, as well as and standards) and for her social activism. Beginning in 1959, she was drawn to the music of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, and the traditional songs of the folk revival of the early 1960s. In 1968 she was awarded a Grammy for "Both Sides Now".
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Other songs:
- A Maid Of Constant Sorrow
- A Thousand Kisses Deep
- Aberdeen
- Albatross
- All The Pretty Horses
- Almost Free
- Amazing Grace
- Anathea
- And I Love Her
- Angel On My Side
- Angel Spread Your Wings
- Bard Of My Heart
- Belfast To Boston
- Big Sur
- Bird On The Wire
- Blowin In The Wind
- Blue Raincoat
- Bold Fenian Men
- Bonnie Ship The Diamond
- Born To The Breed
- Both Sides Now
- Bread And Roses
- Bright Morning Star
- Brother Can You Spare A Dime
- Bullgine Run
- Cactus Tree
- Carry It On
- Cats In The Cradle
- Che
- Cherry Tree Carol
- City Of Cities
- City Of New Orleans
- Come Away Melinda
- Cook With Honey
- Crow On The Cradle
- Daddy Youve Been On My Mind
- Dance Little Baby
- Democracy
- Dens Of Yarrow
- Deportee Plane Wreck At Los Gatos
- Desperado
- Diamonds And Rust
- Dorothy
- Dreaming
- Drifting Away
- Drink A Round To Ireland
- Early Morning Rain
- Elena
- Emilio
- Everything Must Change
- Fannerio
- Farewell
- Feels Like Home
- Fifth
- Fires Of Eden
- Fishermen Song
- Fortune Of Soldiers
- From A Distance
- Gaelic Lullaby
- Ghost Riders In The Sky
- Girls And Boys Come Out To Play
- Golden Slumbers
- Good Day Sunshine
- Good Night
- Grandaddy
- Great Selchie Of Shule Skerry
- Hallelujah
- Hard Times For Lovers
- Hey Jude
- Hey Nelly Nelly
- Hey Thats No Way To Say Goodbye
- Holly Ann
- Home Before Dark
- Houses
- How Can I Keep From Singing
- Hush Little Baby
- I Cant Cry Hard Enough
- I Choose Love
- I Know Where Im Going
- I See The Moon
- I Think Its Going To Rain Today
- Ill Be Seeing You
- Ill Follow The Sun
- Ill Never Say Goodbye
- In The Heat Of The Summer
- In The Hills Of Shiloh
- It Isnt Nice
- Joan Of Arc
- John Riley
- Judith
- Judy Collins
- Judy Collins 3
- Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues
- King David
- Kingdom Come
- Let You In
- Lets Pretend
- Lily Of The Valley
- Little Brown Dog
- Liverpool Lullaby
- Loch Lomond
- Long And Winding Road
- Lord Gregory
- Love Hurts
- Lullaby And Good Night
- Maid Of Constant Sorrow
- Mama Mama
- Marie
- Marieke
- Masters Of War
- Memory
- Minnie And Winnie
- Miracle River
- Morning Has Broken
- Morocco
- Mountain Girl
- Mr Tambourine Man
- My Bed Is A Boat
- My Ramblin Boy
- Night
- Nightingale I
- Norwegian Wood
- O Daddy Be Gay
- Oh Had I A Golden Thread
- Once I Was
- Only You
- Open The Door Song For Judith
- Pacing The Cage
- Pack Up Your Sorrows
- Pastures Of Plenty
- Penny Lane
- Pirate Ships
- Poor Immigrant
- Pretty Saro
- Priests
- Prothalamium
- Pure Imagination
- Queen Of The Night
- Races
- Raised On Rock And Roll
- Risk
- Run
- Safe In Bed
- Sailors Life
- Sally Go Round The Roses
- Salt Of The Earth
- Secret Gardens
- Secret Harbor
- Send In The Clowns
- Settle Down
- Shameless
- Shoot First
- Shule Aroon
- Silver Skies Blue
- Simple Gifts
- Since Youve Asked
- Sing Hallelujah
- Singing Lessons
- Sings Lennon And Mccartney
- Sisters Of Mercy
- Sleep Baby Sleep
- Slow Burn
- So Begins The Task
- So Early Early In The Spring
- Someday Soon
- Song For David
- Song For Duke
- Song For Martin
- Song For Sarajevo
- Sons Of
- Spanish Is The Loving Tongue
- Starmaker
- Stars
- Stars In My Eyes
- Strangers Again
- Sun Son
- Sunny Goodge Street
- Suzanne
- Sweet And Low
- Take This Longing
- Tell Me Who Ill Marry
- Ten Oclock All Is Well
- Test Of Time
- That Song About The Midway
- The Air That I Breathe
- The Bells Of Rhymney
- The Best Is Yet To Come
- The Blizzard
- The Blizzard Reprise
- The Coming Of The Roads
- The Dealer
- The Hostage
- The Land Of Nod
- The Last Thing On My Mind
- The Lovin Of The Game
- The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress
- The Night Comes On
- The Patriot Game
- The Prickilie Bush
- The Rainbow Connection
- The Rest Of Your Life
- The Rising Of The Moon
- The Times They Are A
- The Weight
- The White Seals Lullaby
- Thirsty Boots
- Tim Evans
- Time Passes Slowly
- Tomorrow Is A Long Time
- True Stories And Other Dreams
- Turn Turn Turn
- Twelve Gates To The City
- Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
- Voyager
- Wars Of Germany
- We Can Work It Out
- Wedding Song
- Weight Of The World
- Whales Nightingales
- When I Go
- Where Or When
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes
- Wild Mountain Thyme
- Yesterday
- You Cant Buy Love
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I've looked everywhere for this song and can't find it, so I finally gave up and
figured it out myself. She usually plays it on piano, so I figured it out that way
first and then tried it on guitar to see if it still sounded OK. I think it works.
If I missed something, please let me know.
Capo I
C G F C
Colorado, Colorado
C F C F
When the world leaves you shivering
F G
And the blizzard blows
C G F C
When the snow flies and the night falls
Am
There's a light in the window
F G
And a place called home
F Am
At the end of the storm
Am
One night on the mountain I was headed for Estes
F G
When the roads turned to ice and it started to snow
Am
Put on the chains in a whirl of white powder
F G
Halfway up to Berthoud near a diner I know
C
And the light burned inside, shining down through the snowfall
G F G
God, it was cold, and the temperature droppin'
C
Went in for coffee and I shivered as I drank it
G F
Warming my hands in the steam as it rose
Am
Sitting there at the counter was a dark-headed stranger
Am F G
Me and the owner and him keeping warm
Am
Nodded hello and I said, "It's a cold one.
Am F G
Looks like there might be a blizzard tonight,"
C
And "Yes," said the owner, "There's a big storm on the mountain.
G F G
Good thing we're open; we could be here for hours.
C
There's nothing for miles, and it's too late to get to Denver.
G F G
Better not try for the summit tonight."
C G
And the snow fell
F C
And the night passed
C F Am
And I talked to the strangers
Am F G Am
As the blizzard blew
Am
Me and the stranger, you know I don't talk to strangers
F G
I'm a private sort of person, but a blizzard is a blizzard
Am
And somehow I found myself saying you'd left me
F G
Telling him everything I wanted to say to you.
C
You know how it is when you can talk to a stranger
G F G
Someone you're quite sure you'll never see again
C
Soon we were talkin' and laughin' and drinkin'.
G F G
He said, "You must know you're too good for him."
C G
And the snow fell
F C
And the night passed
C F Am
And I talked to the strangers
Am F G Am
And the blizzard blew
Am
The stranger said, "Love, it can cry you a river.
Am F G
Me, I'm a loner, 'cause I can't take the heartache.
Am
Sometimes I'm a fighter when I get too much whiskey.
Am F G
Here, have a little whiskey; pretend you don't give a damn.
C
My cabin's up here on the side of the mountain.
G F G
You can go up there and sleep through the blizzard."
C
I put on my parka, said goodbye to the owner,
G F C
Followed the stranger through the snow up the mountainside.
Am
Woke in the morning to the sun on the snow
Am F G
My car was buried in six feet of snowdrift
Am
They dug me out, just the owner and the stranger
Am F G
Sent me on my way when the snowplow had been by
C
And the roads were all clear, and the sun on the mountains
G F G
Sparkled like diamonds on the Peak-to-Peak Highway
C
Then I knew that I would get over you
Dm G C
Knew you could leave me, but you'd never break me
C G F C
Colorado, Colorado
C F C F
When the world leaves you shivering
G
And the blizzard blows
C G F C
When the snow flies and the night falls
F
There's a light in the window
Dm G
And a place called home
F C
At the end of the storm
figured it out myself. She usually plays it on piano, so I figured it out that way
first and then tried it on guitar to see if it still sounded OK. I think it works.
If I missed something, please let me know.
Capo I
C G F C
Colorado, Colorado
C F C F
When the world leaves you shivering
F G
And the blizzard blows
C G F C
When the snow flies and the night falls
Am
There's a light in the window
F G
And a place called home
F Am
At the end of the storm
Am
One night on the mountain I was headed for Estes
F G
When the roads turned to ice and it started to snow
Am
Put on the chains in a whirl of white powder
F G
Halfway up to Berthoud near a diner I know
C
And the light burned inside, shining down through the snowfall
G F G
God, it was cold, and the temperature droppin'
C
Went in for coffee and I shivered as I drank it
G F
Warming my hands in the steam as it rose
Am
Sitting there at the counter was a dark-headed stranger
Am F G
Me and the owner and him keeping warm
Am
Nodded hello and I said, "It's a cold one.
Am F G
Looks like there might be a blizzard tonight,"
C
And "Yes," said the owner, "There's a big storm on the mountain.
G F G
Good thing we're open; we could be here for hours.
C
There's nothing for miles, and it's too late to get to Denver.
G F G
Better not try for the summit tonight."
C G
And the snow fell
F C
And the night passed
C F Am
And I talked to the strangers
Am F G Am
As the blizzard blew
Am
Me and the stranger, you know I don't talk to strangers
F G
I'm a private sort of person, but a blizzard is a blizzard
Am
And somehow I found myself saying you'd left me
F G
Telling him everything I wanted to say to you.
C
You know how it is when you can talk to a stranger
G F G
Someone you're quite sure you'll never see again
C
Soon we were talkin' and laughin' and drinkin'.
G F G
He said, "You must know you're too good for him."
C G
And the snow fell
F C
And the night passed
C F Am
And I talked to the strangers
Am F G Am
And the blizzard blew
Am
The stranger said, "Love, it can cry you a river.
Am F G
Me, I'm a loner, 'cause I can't take the heartache.
Am
Sometimes I'm a fighter when I get too much whiskey.
Am F G
Here, have a little whiskey; pretend you don't give a damn.
C
My cabin's up here on the side of the mountain.
G F G
You can go up there and sleep through the blizzard."
C
I put on my parka, said goodbye to the owner,
G F C
Followed the stranger through the snow up the mountainside.
Am
Woke in the morning to the sun on the snow
Am F G
My car was buried in six feet of snowdrift
Am
They dug me out, just the owner and the stranger
Am F G
Sent me on my way when the snowplow had been by
C
And the roads were all clear, and the sun on the mountains
G F G
Sparkled like diamonds on the Peak-to-Peak Highway
C
Then I knew that I would get over you
Dm G C
Knew you could leave me, but you'd never break me
C G F C
Colorado, Colorado
C F C F
When the world leaves you shivering
G
And the blizzard blows
C G F C
When the snow flies and the night falls
F
There's a light in the window
Dm G
And a place called home
F C
At the end of the storm
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