Biography:
Kimberly Kay "Kim" Richey (born in 1956 in Zanesville, Ohio) is an American singer/songwriter. Though her work fits into the general country music category, her sound is not easily categorized. Her songs have been hits on both the country and pop charts. She has often been described as an Americana artist.
Her 1995 self-titled debut album provided her first country hit, "Just My Luck", as well as the follow-up "Those Words We Said". Her follow-up album, 1996's Bitter Sweet featured a more pop-oriented sound.
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Other songs:
- A Place Called Home
- Another Day
- Break Away Speed
- Cant Find The Words
- Cant Lose Them All
- Careful How You Go
- Come Around
- Come On
- Dont Let Me Down Easy
- Every River
- From Where I Stand
- Good
- Hello Old Friend
- I Know
- I Read What You Wrote Today
- I Will Follow
- If You Dont Mind
- Im Alright
- Im Going Down
- In The Years To Come
- Just Like The Moon
- Just My Luck
- Lay It Down
- Let The Sun Fall Down
- Long Way Back
- My Whole World
- Not A Love Like This
- Other Side Of Town
- So It Goes
- Something To Say
- Sweet Mysteries
- Thats A Lie
- The Absence Of Your Company
- The Lonesome Side Of Town
- The Way It Never Was
- Thorn In My Heart
- Those Word We Said
- Those Words We Said
- Turn Me
- Why Cant I Say Goodnight
- Youll Never Know
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HELLO OLD FRIEND (Kim Richey)
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[Actually in F#; capo 4.]
[D/F# = the first time this chord comes around in the progression (before G),
there's a hammer-on from 0 to 2 on the high E string at the beginning, but
you can't hear it very clearly (if at all), because she's accenting the
low F#. The second D/F# (after A7) is sometimes just plain old D.]
[A7 = at the beginning of the measure, hammer-on 0-2 on the D string.
Also, the first half of the measure is actually A7sus4 (x02030).]
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
[intro]
D/F# G A7 D/F#
Hello old friend, aww, this is so like you
D/F# G A7 D/F#
To drop back in, well, you were right on time.
D/F# G A7 D/F#
How have I been? Well, that can of worms ain't worth
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
opening, Leave it at "fine," just fine
D/F# G A7 D/F#
Ooo oo oo ooo ahhhh, I'm just fine
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
[instrumental]
So how 'bout you? Yeah, how 'bout those big dreams?
Did some come true according to plan?
Are you married yet? Huh, I thought you would be by now
I forget, what was her name, ahhh, what was her name?
Ooo oo oo ooo ahhhh, good old what's-her-name
A D G D G D G A
And is it me you want, or are you just lonely, well aren't we all
A D G D G D Em A7 [stop]
And I like the way you sound straight out of lost and found
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
Glad you called
Well, you made me smile, hell I laughed right out loud
And it's been a while, and it feels real good
You know what I'd wish, were I the wishing kind?
That you'd take a trip down to my neighborhood, ahhhh, my neighborhood
Ooo oo oo ooo, yeah, come on down to my neighborhood
And is it me you want, or are you just lonely, well aren't we all
And I like the way you sound straight out of lost and found
Glad you called
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D.
[instrumental] Hello old friend
- transcribed by Adam Schneider, http://adamschneider.net/
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[Actually in F#; capo 4.]
[D/F# = the first time this chord comes around in the progression (before G),
there's a hammer-on from 0 to 2 on the high E string at the beginning, but
you can't hear it very clearly (if at all), because she's accenting the
low F#. The second D/F# (after A7) is sometimes just plain old D.]
[A7 = at the beginning of the measure, hammer-on 0-2 on the D string.
Also, the first half of the measure is actually A7sus4 (x02030).]
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
[intro]
D/F# G A7 D/F#
Hello old friend, aww, this is so like you
D/F# G A7 D/F#
To drop back in, well, you were right on time.
D/F# G A7 D/F#
How have I been? Well, that can of worms ain't worth
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
opening, Leave it at "fine," just fine
D/F# G A7 D/F#
Ooo oo oo ooo ahhhh, I'm just fine
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
[instrumental]
So how 'bout you? Yeah, how 'bout those big dreams?
Did some come true according to plan?
Are you married yet? Huh, I thought you would be by now
I forget, what was her name, ahhh, what was her name?
Ooo oo oo ooo ahhhh, good old what's-her-name
A D G D G D G A
And is it me you want, or are you just lonely, well aren't we all
A D G D G D Em A7 [stop]
And I like the way you sound straight out of lost and found
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F#
Glad you called
Well, you made me smile, hell I laughed right out loud
And it's been a while, and it feels real good
You know what I'd wish, were I the wishing kind?
That you'd take a trip down to my neighborhood, ahhhh, my neighborhood
Ooo oo oo ooo, yeah, come on down to my neighborhood
And is it me you want, or are you just lonely, well aren't we all
And I like the way you sound straight out of lost and found
Glad you called
D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D/F# D/F# G A7 D.
[instrumental] Hello old friend
- transcribed by Adam Schneider, http://adamschneider.net/
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