Biography:
Loretta Lynn "Lorrie" Morgan (born on June 27, 1959 in Nashville, Tennessee) is an American country music singer.
The daughter of singer George Morgan, she made her first appearance on the Grand Ole Opry at age thirteen, performing Marie Osmond's "Paper Roses." Her father died when she was sixteen.
When her father died in 1975, she took over his band and began leading the group through various club gigs. Within a few years she disbanded the group, and in 1977 she went on to play with the Little Roy Wiggins band.
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Other songs:
- A Picture Of Me
- Dream Chaser
- Except For Mondays
- Five Minutes
- Go Away
- Good As I Was To You
- He Drinks Tequila She Talks Dirty In Spanish
- He Talks To Me
- I Finally Found Someone
- If I Didnt Love You
- Leavin On Your Mind
- Maybe Not Tonight
- One Of Those Nights Tonight
- Out Of Your Shoes
- Out Of Your Shoes Tonight
- Something In Red
- Train Wreck Of Emotion
- Tribute To The Opry
- Used
- We Both Walk
- What Part Of No
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GOOD AS I WAS TO YOU Lorrie Morgan
B E
She drove up the the restaurant Where they use to dine
F# B
He was sitting at the table with someone new this time
B E
She walked up right beside him her face did not turn red
F# B
She looked at him so calmly and this is what she said.
E F#
Good as I was to you Is this the thanks I get?
F# B E
Are all the years we shared so easy to forget?
C#m F# C#m F#
Does this mean that you've won? Are you finally having fun?
G#m
Is she your dream come true?
E F#
Oh, she sure looks good but she won't ever be
B E B E
as good as I was to you
B E
The room got awfully quiet and everybody stared
F# B
Finally the waiter said, "Should I bring another chair."
B E
She said, "No. I was just leaving." but as she walked out the door
F# B
She said, "Honey, you can have him I don't want him anymore."
E F#
Good as I was to you Is this the thanks I get?
F# B E
Are all the years we shared so easy to forget?
C#m F# C#m F#
Is this the way it's done? Looking out for number one?
G#m
Did you think it through?
E F#
She sure looks good but she won't ever be
E
good as I was to you go to lead,
C#m F# C#m F#
Does this mean that you've won? Are you finally having fun?
G#m
Is she your dream come true?
E F#
Oh, she sure looks good but she won't ever be
B E B E
as good as I was to you
B E B E
As good as I was to you
B E
She drove up the the restaurant Where they use to dine
F# B
He was sitting at the table with someone new this time
B E
She walked up right beside him her face did not turn red
F# B
She looked at him so calmly and this is what she said.
E F#
Good as I was to you Is this the thanks I get?
F# B E
Are all the years we shared so easy to forget?
C#m F# C#m F#
Does this mean that you've won? Are you finally having fun?
G#m
Is she your dream come true?
E F#
Oh, she sure looks good but she won't ever be
B E B E
as good as I was to you
B E
The room got awfully quiet and everybody stared
F# B
Finally the waiter said, "Should I bring another chair."
B E
She said, "No. I was just leaving." but as she walked out the door
F# B
She said, "Honey, you can have him I don't want him anymore."
E F#
Good as I was to you Is this the thanks I get?
F# B E
Are all the years we shared so easy to forget?
C#m F# C#m F#
Is this the way it's done? Looking out for number one?
G#m
Did you think it through?
E F#
She sure looks good but she won't ever be
E
good as I was to you go to lead,
C#m F# C#m F#
Does this mean that you've won? Are you finally having fun?
G#m
Is she your dream come true?
E F#
Oh, she sure looks good but she won't ever be
B E B E
as good as I was to you
B E B E
As good as I was to you
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