Biography:
Lucy Kaplansky (born 1960) is a folk musician. Originally from Chicago, at the age of 18 she moved to New York City, where she became involved in the city's Greenwich Village folk music scene.
In 1983, she decided to become a psychologist, enrolling in Yeshiva University. She continued playing music while completing her PhD, and began to have some success as part of a duo with Shawn Colvin. However, when they began to attract record company interest
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- The Red Thread
- The Thief
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- Tide
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Lucy Kaplansky - Cowboy Singer
CAPO: 3rd Fret
INTRO: C G C
F C
Seventeen years she's been in this world
G
Wide-eyed and wistful, pretty little Mormon girl
C F C
She don't know I'm wicked, and she don't know I'm old
G C
Sweet Jesus forgive me, but she gets in my soul
F G C
She believes in the future and the family tree
F C D G
And she thinks there's a little spark of good left in me
C F C
And she comes to my door, 'cause she thinks I can bring her
G C
The glamorous life of a cowboy singer
F C
I rise from my bed to her hand at the bell
G
I look like the devil and I'm feeling like hell
C F C
But she don't seem to notice, she just steps right inside
G C
For to sing me the song, she made up last night
F G C
And her voice is shining with the moon and the stars
F C D G
And she plays so unspoiled on that two-bit guitar
C F C
Singing, "Love" and "Tomorrow" and "Thank The Redeemer"
G C G C
And I doom and anoint her a 'Cowboy Singer'
F C
Alone in my room when she leaves me again
G
I stare at the wall and feel death closing in
C F C
But I like to imagine, I will meet her one day
G7 C
In a land at the end of this lonesome highway
F G C
In a fine high country, where the best songs are sung
F C D G
And the labels don't care if you're old or you're young
C F C
And the Martins are cheaper, and the pastures are greener
G C
And all of the angels are cowboy singers
G C
Oh, and all of the angels are cowboy singers
CAPO: 3rd Fret
INTRO: C G C
F C
Seventeen years she's been in this world
G
Wide-eyed and wistful, pretty little Mormon girl
C F C
She don't know I'm wicked, and she don't know I'm old
G C
Sweet Jesus forgive me, but she gets in my soul
F G C
She believes in the future and the family tree
F C D G
And she thinks there's a little spark of good left in me
C F C
And she comes to my door, 'cause she thinks I can bring her
G C
The glamorous life of a cowboy singer
F C
I rise from my bed to her hand at the bell
G
I look like the devil and I'm feeling like hell
C F C
But she don't seem to notice, she just steps right inside
G C
For to sing me the song, she made up last night
F G C
And her voice is shining with the moon and the stars
F C D G
And she plays so unspoiled on that two-bit guitar
C F C
Singing, "Love" and "Tomorrow" and "Thank The Redeemer"
G C G C
And I doom and anoint her a 'Cowboy Singer'
F C
Alone in my room when she leaves me again
G
I stare at the wall and feel death closing in
C F C
But I like to imagine, I will meet her one day
G7 C
In a land at the end of this lonesome highway
F G C
In a fine high country, where the best songs are sung
F C D G
And the labels don't care if you're old or you're young
C F C
And the Martins are cheaper, and the pastures are greener
G C
And all of the angels are cowboy singers
G C
Oh, and all of the angels are cowboy singers
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