Biography:
Justin Rutledge (born January 3, 1979) is a Toronto-based alt-country singer-songwriter signed to Six Shooter Records.
www.justinrutledge.com
Rutledge has released three albums, No Never Alone, The Devil on a Bench in Stanley Park and Man Descending. His fourth album, entitled, "The Early Widows" was released in May 2010 on Six Shooter Records.
Rutledge's musical style is often compared to that of American alt-country singer Ryan Adams. His influences
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[Intro]
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
Sometimes I find that I get too sentimental
F C G7 C
Too sentimental when I, think of you
C F C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy, heavy metal
F C G7 C
But somehow heavy metal makes me, think of you....too
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
I met you on a road of cordouroy and maple
F C G7 C
Cordouroy and maple when I , sang to you
C F C
Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffee
F C G7 C
Kapuskasing Coffee and I , sang to you
[Chorus]
F Am
All the roads are washed out in the town
C G7 C
But the poster boys of North America are still around
F Am
All the roads are six feet underground
C G7
But god bless them posterboys of North America
C
For sticking around
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
Sometimes I find that I get too sentimental
F C G7 C
Too sentimental when I, think of you
C F C
Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffee
F C G7 C
I had your arms around me as I, sang to you
[Chorus]
F Am
All the roads are washed out in the town
C G7 C
But the poster boys of North America are still around
F Am
All the roads are six feet underground
C G7
But god bless them posterboys of North America
C
For sticking around....around
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Outro]
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metal
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffee
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metal
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffee
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
Sometimes I find that I get too sentimental
F C G7 C
Too sentimental when I, think of you
C F C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy, heavy metal
F C G7 C
But somehow heavy metal makes me, think of you....too
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
I met you on a road of cordouroy and maple
F C G7 C
Cordouroy and maple when I , sang to you
C F C
Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffee
F C G7 C
Kapuskasing Coffee and I , sang to you
[Chorus]
F Am
All the roads are washed out in the town
C G7 C
But the poster boys of North America are still around
F Am
All the roads are six feet underground
C G7
But god bless them posterboys of North America
C
For sticking around
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Verse]
C F C
Sometimes I find that I get too sentimental
F C G7 C
Too sentimental when I, think of you
C F C
Early one morning drinking Kapuskasing coffee
F C G7 C
I had your arms around me as I, sang to you
[Chorus]
F Am
All the roads are washed out in the town
C G7 C
But the poster boys of North America are still around
F Am
All the roads are six feet underground
C G7
But god bless them posterboys of North America
C
For sticking around....around
[Instrumental]
C F C F C G7 C
[Outro]
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metal
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffee
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to play some heavy heavy metal
C F C F C G7 C
Sometimes it helps to drink some Kapuskasing coffee
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