Biography:
Lisa Loeb (born Lisa Anne Loeb in Bethesda, Maryland, United States on 11 March 1968 ) is an American singer-songwriter and actress. She launched her career in 1994 with the song, Stay. She is only one of two artists to have a number one single on the Billboard Hot 100 while not signed to a recording contract (the other being Macklemore with 2013's Thrift Shop).
Loeb carried the momentum of her early success into a multi-dimensional career encompassing music, film, television, voice-over work and children’s recordings.
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Other songs:
- Do You Sleep
- Jenny Jenkins
- Stay
- Wishing Heart
- Best Friend
- Come Back
- Dance With The Angels
- Falling In Love
- Firecracker
- Fools Like Me
- How
- I Do
- Its Not Goodbye
- Jake
- Lisa Listen
- No Fairy Tale
- Sandalwood
- Shes Falling Apart
- Snow Day
- Stay I Missed You
- Taffy
- This
- Train Song
- We Could Still Belong Together
- Weak Day
- What Am I Supposed To Say Acoustic
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Snow Day
by : - Katherine -
Capo - 1st Fret
A - 002220
Asus - 002230
D - 000232
Dsus - 000233
Intro :
Dsus D Dsus D
A D A Dsus
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
It's a train ride.
A Dsus D
It's a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine
Dsus D
It's a snow day.
Dsus D
It's a full moon.
A Dsus D
It's a snow day.
A Asus
G
When'd you get down to my bones?
D
Where'll I find that wishing stone?
G
The beads, the records,
D
all the calls, and the drinks alone.
Bm
First by mind, then by music
E
you'll make this all less confusing.
Bm
It's a slow dive down,
Bm
a fast distraction,
E
a strange fall forward
E
my lame reaction.
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
It's a long ride.
A Dsus D
It s a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine
C
It's a sinking feeling,
D
pulls me through the seat of chairs.
G
When will you come rescue me,
D
find solace, and then take me there?
G
You'll say, "You re not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life, and
D
it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice. "
Bm
When' d you get down to my bones?
E
Where' ll I find that wishing stone?
Bm
The beads, the records,
E
all the calls, and the drinks alone.
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
2 miles to go.
A Dsus D
It's a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine.
G
You'll say, "You're not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life,
Bm G
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.”
G D
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
Dsus D
It’s a long ride.
by : - Katherine -
Capo - 1st Fret
A - 002220
Asus - 002230
D - 000232
Dsus - 000233
Intro :
Dsus D Dsus D
A D A Dsus
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
It's a train ride.
A Dsus D
It's a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine
Dsus D
It's a snow day.
Dsus D
It's a full moon.
A Dsus D
It's a snow day.
A Asus
G
When'd you get down to my bones?
D
Where'll I find that wishing stone?
G
The beads, the records,
D
all the calls, and the drinks alone.
Bm
First by mind, then by music
E
you'll make this all less confusing.
Bm
It's a slow dive down,
Bm
a fast distraction,
E
a strange fall forward
E
my lame reaction.
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
It's a long ride.
A Dsus D
It s a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine
C
It's a sinking feeling,
D
pulls me through the seat of chairs.
G
When will you come rescue me,
D
find solace, and then take me there?
G
You'll say, "You re not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life, and
D
it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice. "
Bm
When' d you get down to my bones?
E
Where' ll I find that wishing stone?
Bm
The beads, the records,
E
all the calls, and the drinks alone.
Dsus D
It's a bad day.
Dsus D
2 miles to go.
A Dsus D
It's a bad day.
A Asus
You're my medicine.
G
You'll say, "You're not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life,
D
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.
G
You're not too tired for this life,
Bm G
and it's not gonna matter if you fall down twice.”
G D
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
You're my medicine.
Dsus D
It’s a long ride.
Lissie
Listener
Lit
Lita Ford
Little And Ashle (...)