Biography:
Kathy Mattea (born Kathleen Alice Mattea on 21 June 1959) is an American country music and bluegrass singer. Active since 1984 as a recording artist, she has charted more than 30 singles on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, including four that reached No. 1 ("Goin' Gone", "Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses", "Come from the Heart", and "Burnin' Old Memories") plus 12 more that charted within the top ten. She is a two-time Grammy Award winner: in 1990 for "Where've You Been", and in 1993 for her Christmas album "Good News".
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Other songs:
- Where've You Been
- 18 Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- 33 45 78 Record Time
- 455 Rocket
- A Few Good Things Remain
- Asking Us To Dance
- Back Up Grinnin Again
- Battle Hymn Of Love
- Blue Diamond Mines
- Calling My Name
- Coal Tattoo
- Come From The Heart
- Dark As A Dungeon
- Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- Every Love
- From A Distance
- Goin Gone
- Grand Canyon
- Green Rolling Hills
- Harley
- He Wont Give In
- Heart Of The Country
- Hello My Name Is Coal
- Heres Hopin
- Hills Of Alabam
- I Wear Your Love
- Ill Take Care Of You
- Last Night I Dreamed Of Loving You
- Lawrence Jones
- Life As We Knew It
- Listen To The Radio
- Lonesome Standard Time
- Love Chooses You
- Love Is My Last Word
- Love Travels
- Loves Not Through With You Yet
- Loving You Letting You Go
- Mary Did You Know
- Never Look Back
- Nobodys Gonna Rain On Our Parade
- Only Heaven Knows
- Out Of The Blue
- Patiently Waiting
- Prove That By Me
- Quarter Moon
- Ready For The Storm
- Reason To Live
- Record Time 33 45 78
- Red
- Right Outta Nowhere
- Seeds
- Sending Me Angels
- She Came From Fort Worth
- Slow Boat
- Song For The Life
- Southern Soldier Boy
- Standing Knee Deep In A River
- Standing Knee Deep In A River Dying Of Thirst
- Street Talk
- Summer Of My Dreams
- Takin The Givin Away
- Thats All The Lumber You Sent
- The Battle Hymn Of Love
- The Cape
- The Innocent Years
- The L And N Dont Stop Here Anymore
- The Slender Thread That Binds Us Here
- The Streets Of Your Town
- The Vacant Chair
- Train Of Memories
- True North
- Untasted Honey
- Walk The Way The Wind Blows
- Walk Way Wind Blows
- Walking Away A Winner
- What Could Have Been
- When Im Over You
- Whereve You Been
- Who Turned Out The Light
- Whole Lotta Holes
- Whos Gonna Know
- Willow In The Wind
- You Know That I Do
- You Plant Your Fields
- Youll Never Leave Harlan Alive
- Youre The Power
- Youve Got A Soft Place To Fall
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Kathy Mattea - Lawrence Jones
INTRO: Am7 Am Am7 Am
Well, the night is as thick as silence
C G Am
You can't cut it with a knife
A man lies in the hospital
C G Am
Draining out his life
The trucks are on the back road
C G Am
In the dark the headlights shine
'Cause there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
Oh, anger, like poison
C G Am
Is eating at your soul
Your thoughts are loud as gunfire
C G Am
Your face as hard as coal
Bitterness, like buckshot
C G Am
Explodes inside your mind
And there's one man dead
C G Am Am7 Am
On that Harlan County line
Oh, a miner's life is fragile
C G Am
It could shatter just like ice
But those who bear the struggle
C G Am
Have always paid the price
There's blood upon the contract
C G Am
Like vinegar in wine
And there's one man dead
C G Am Am7 Am
On that Harlan County line
From the river bridge at Highsplint
C G Am
To the Brookside railroad track
You can feel the long strake building
C G Am
That can never be turned back
The dead go forward with us
C G Am
Not one is left behind
'Cause there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
Well, the night is as cold as iron
C G Am
You can feel it in your bones
It settles like a shroud upon
C G Am
The grave of Lawrence Jones
The graveyard shift is walking
C G Am
From the bathhouse into the mine
And there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
One man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
One miner dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
INTRO: Am7 Am Am7 Am
Well, the night is as thick as silence
C G Am
You can't cut it with a knife
A man lies in the hospital
C G Am
Draining out his life
The trucks are on the back road
C G Am
In the dark the headlights shine
'Cause there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
Oh, anger, like poison
C G Am
Is eating at your soul
Your thoughts are loud as gunfire
C G Am
Your face as hard as coal
Bitterness, like buckshot
C G Am
Explodes inside your mind
And there's one man dead
C G Am Am7 Am
On that Harlan County line
Oh, a miner's life is fragile
C G Am
It could shatter just like ice
But those who bear the struggle
C G Am
Have always paid the price
There's blood upon the contract
C G Am
Like vinegar in wine
And there's one man dead
C G Am Am7 Am
On that Harlan County line
From the river bridge at Highsplint
C G Am
To the Brookside railroad track
You can feel the long strake building
C G Am
That can never be turned back
The dead go forward with us
C G Am
Not one is left behind
'Cause there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
Well, the night is as cold as iron
C G Am
You can feel it in your bones
It settles like a shroud upon
C G Am
The grave of Lawrence Jones
The graveyard shift is walking
C G Am
From the bathhouse into the mine
And there's one man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
One man dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
One miner dead
C G Am
On that Harlan County line
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