Biography:
Larry Sparks was born and raised in Lebanon, Ohio, born September 15, 1947. He is a Bluegrass singer and guitarist. He was the winner of the 2004 and 2005 International Bluegrass Music Association Male Vocalist of the Year Award and worked as a rhythm guitarist for Ralph Stanley many, many years ago. He eventually started doing his own solo work and has made dozens of great albums. His voice is authentic and immediately recognizable. Some of his best work has been in the bluegrass-gospel field.
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Other songs:
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- Bitterweeds
- Blue Virginia Blues
- Brand New Broken Heart
- Casualty Of War
- City Folks Call Us Poor
- Dont Neglect The Roses
- Green Pastures In The Sky
- Hand In Hand
- Ive Just Seen The Rock Of Ages
- John Deere Tractor
- Last Day At Gettysburg
- New Highway
- Ship From Kings Harbor Shore
- Smokey Mountain Memories
- Smoky Mountain Memories
- Tennessee 1949
- The Last Suit You Wear
- Wings Over Jordan
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[Intro]
D A
[Verse]
D A
* You left two weeks ago, seems like a month of Sundays
D
*And each time I called you were gone
A
And when you finally answered, your voice seemed cold as ice
D
And the next thing I heard was your dial tone
[Chorus]
D A
So call me sometime, I won't be on the line
D
Rest assured and know, I'll be there
A
Call me if you will and I will pay the bill
D
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
[Instrumental]
NOTE: Follow pattern of Chorus and then right after the last
word 'care', slide the your three fingers on the D up one fret (which will be
D#) and then one more fret which will put you in E. Then go to normal .
Listen for it on the recording.
E B7
I'm sitting here tonight, thinking "do you know my number"
E
My hand stays on the phone most all the time
B7
And I'm wondering if you know, the trouble I've been through
E
So the next call you make won't cost a dime
B7
So call me sometime, I won't be on the line
E
Rest assured and know I'll be there
B7
Call me if you will and I will pay the bill
E
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
[Outro]
B7 E
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
D A
[Verse]
D A
* You left two weeks ago, seems like a month of Sundays
D
*And each time I called you were gone
A
And when you finally answered, your voice seemed cold as ice
D
And the next thing I heard was your dial tone
[Chorus]
D A
So call me sometime, I won't be on the line
D
Rest assured and know, I'll be there
A
Call me if you will and I will pay the bill
D
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
[Instrumental]
NOTE: Follow pattern of Chorus and then right after the last
word 'care', slide the your three fingers on the D up one fret (which will be
D#) and then one more fret which will put you in E. Then go to normal .
Listen for it on the recording.
E B7
I'm sitting here tonight, thinking "do you know my number"
E
My hand stays on the phone most all the time
B7
And I'm wondering if you know, the trouble I've been through
E
So the next call you make won't cost a dime
B7
So call me sometime, I won't be on the line
E
Rest assured and know I'll be there
B7
Call me if you will and I will pay the bill
E
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
[Outro]
B7 E
I'm at one eight hundred do you care
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