Biography:
K. T. Oslin (born Kay Toinette Oslin on 15 May 1942; died 21 December 2020) was an American country music singer and songwriter. Best known for her 1987 top ten hit country single "80's Ladies", she also had a series of other top-ten country hits during the late 1980s and early 1990s, four of which topped the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.
Oslin was born in Crossett, Arkansas, but soon after her birth her family moved to Memphis, Tennessee and then to Houston, Texas. Oslin considers Houston her hometown.
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Tabbed by: Emrldeyzs
*Not sure about some of the chords
corrections welcomed
[Intro]
F C G C C C G C
C
Well, there's a nursery rhyme, It's a favorite of mine
F
About a little girl and some sheep that she could not find.
C G F G F
They told her not to worry, They'd come back
C C7
Darlin, you're my shepard, I'm your little lamb.
F
But you ain't always gonna know where I am,
C G F C
But don't you worry, I'll come back.
C C
I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F
I'll always run back, straight to you.
C G F C
I'll never get too far away from you.
C C7
I'll never get too lost that I can't be found.
F
And I'm never gonna swim too far out, I might drown.
C G F C
And I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
C
Well there's a wooden wonder from way down under,
F
They call a boomerang.
C G F G F
If you handle it right, it'll come back.
C C7
But, you must have had one when you were a boy.
F
'Cause you've got the touch that turns me into a toy.
C G F C
And like a boomerang, I'll come back.
F C
Keep your eyes on the horizon.
G G7
When you start to missing me,
G G7
Just look out your window and there I'll be.
C C
'Cause I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F
I'll always run back, straight to you.
C G F C
I'll never get too far away from you.
C C7
I'll never get too lost that I can't be found.
F
And I'm never gonna swim too far out, I might drown.
C G F C
And I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F C G G7 C
I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F C F C F C
(come back baby, come back baby, come back baby, come back)
*Not sure about some of the chords
corrections welcomed
[Intro]
F C G C C C G C
C
Well, there's a nursery rhyme, It's a favorite of mine
F
About a little girl and some sheep that she could not find.
C G F G F
They told her not to worry, They'd come back
C C7
Darlin, you're my shepard, I'm your little lamb.
F
But you ain't always gonna know where I am,
C G F C
But don't you worry, I'll come back.
C C
I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F
I'll always run back, straight to you.
C G F C
I'll never get too far away from you.
C C7
I'll never get too lost that I can't be found.
F
And I'm never gonna swim too far out, I might drown.
C G F C
And I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
C
Well there's a wooden wonder from way down under,
F
They call a boomerang.
C G F G F
If you handle it right, it'll come back.
C C7
But, you must have had one when you were a boy.
F
'Cause you've got the touch that turns me into a toy.
C G F C
And like a boomerang, I'll come back.
F C
Keep your eyes on the horizon.
G G7
When you start to missing me,
G G7
Just look out your window and there I'll be.
C C
'Cause I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F
I'll always run back, straight to you.
C G F C
I'll never get too far away from you.
C C7
I'll never get too lost that I can't be found.
F
And I'm never gonna swim too far out, I might drown.
C G F C
And I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F C G G7 C
I'll always come back, come back baby, to you.
F C F C F C
(come back baby, come back baby, come back baby, come back)
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