Biography:
Lucinda Williams (born January 26, 1953) is an American rock, folk, and alt-country songwriter and singer. A three-time Grammy Award winner, she was named "America's best songwriter" by TIME magazine in 2002.
Williams has garnered considerable critical acclaim but her commercial success has been moderate. She has a reputation as a perfectionist and as a slow worker when it comes to recording; six years passed between the release of her second and third albums.
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Other songs:
- Are You Alright?
- 2 Kool 2 Be 4
- A Song For You Live
- Abandoned
- Am I Too Blue
- Are You Alright
- Are You Down
- Big Red Sun Blues
- Blue
- Born To Be Loved
- Broken Butterflies
- Bus To Baton Rouge
- Buttercup
- Cant Let Go
- Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
- Changed The Locks
- Compassion
- Concrete And Barbed Wire
- Copenhagen
- Crescent City
- Dark Side Of Life
- Drunken Angel
- East Side Of Town
- Essence
- Everything Has Changed
- Fancy Funeral
- Fruits Of My Labor
- Greenville
- Happy Woman Blues
- He Never Got Enough Love
- Here In California
- Howlin At Midnight
- I Asked For Water
- I Asked Him For Water He Gave Me Gasoline
- I Envy The Wind
- I Just Wanted To See You
- I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
- I Lost It
- If Wishes Were Horses
- Jackson
- Jailhouse Tears
- King Of Hearts
- Lake Charles
- Learning How To Live
- Like A Rose
- Lines Around Your Eyes
- Little Angel Little Brother
- Little Darling Pal Of Mine
- Lonely Girls
- Maria
- Memphis Pearl
- Metal Firecracker
- Minneapolis
- Out Of Touch
- Passionate Kisses
- Pineola
- Place In My Heart
- Price To Pay
- Ramblin On My Mind
- Real Live Bleeding Fingers
- Reason To Cry
- Return Of Grevious Angel
- Return Of The Grievous Angel
- Right In Time
- Rolling Along
- Seeing Black
- Sharp Cutting Wings Song To A Poet
- Side Of The Road
- Sidewalks Of The City
- Six Blocks Away
- Something About What Happens
- Something About What Happens When We Talk
- Still I Long For Your Kiss
- Sundays
- Sweet Old World
- Sweet Side
- The Nights Too Long
- Those Three Days
- Ventura
- West Memphis
- When I Look At The World
- Which Will
- World Without Tears
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When Daddy told me what happened
C G
I couldn't believe what he just said
F C G
Sonny shot himself with a 44 and they found him lyin on his bed
G F C G
I could not speak a single word no tears streamed down my face
G F C G
I just sat there on the living room couch staring off into space
G F C G
Mama and Daddy went over to the house to see what had to be done
F C G
They took the sheets off of the bed and they went to call someone
F C G
Some of us gathered at a friend's house to help each other ease the
pain
G F C G
I just sat alone in a corner chair I couldn't say much of anything
G F
We drove on out to the country
C G
His friends all stood around
G F C G
Subiaco Cemetery is where we lay him down
F C G
I saw his mama, she was standing there his sister she was there too
F C G
I saw them look at us standing around the grave and not a soul they
knew
G F C G
Born and raised in Pineola his mama believed in the Pentecost
F C G
She got the preacher to say some words so his soul wouldn't get lost
G F C G
Some of us we stood in silence some bowed their heads and prayed
G F C
G
I think I must've picked up a handful of dust and let it fall over his
grave
G F C
G
I think I must've picked up a handful of dust and let it fall over his
grave
When Daddy told me what happened
C G
I couldn't believe what he just said
F C G
Sonny shot himself with a 44 and they found him lyin on his bed
G F C G
I could not speak a single word no tears streamed down my face
G F C G
I just sat there on the living room couch staring off into space
G F C G
Mama and Daddy went over to the house to see what had to be done
F C G
They took the sheets off of the bed and they went to call someone
F C G
Some of us gathered at a friend's house to help each other ease the
pain
G F C G
I just sat alone in a corner chair I couldn't say much of anything
G F
We drove on out to the country
C G
His friends all stood around
G F C G
Subiaco Cemetery is where we lay him down
F C G
I saw his mama, she was standing there his sister she was there too
F C G
I saw them look at us standing around the grave and not a soul they
knew
G F C G
Born and raised in Pineola his mama believed in the Pentecost
F C G
She got the preacher to say some words so his soul wouldn't get lost
G F C G
Some of us we stood in silence some bowed their heads and prayed
G F C
G
I think I must've picked up a handful of dust and let it fall over his
grave
G F C
G
I think I must've picked up a handful of dust and let it fall over his
grave
Lucy Hale
Lucy Rose
Lucy Scwartz
Lucy Spraggan
Lucy Wilson