Biography:
Margo Rae Price (born April 15, 1983) is an American country singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. The Fader has called her "country's next star." Her debut solo album Midwest Farmer's Daughter was released on Third Man Records on March 25, 2016. The album was recorded at Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, and was engineered by Matt Ross-Spang. The album was recorded in three days. On tour, she is backed by her band the Pricetags.
Price grew up in the small town of Aledo
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Other songs:
- A Little Pain
- About To Find Out
- All American Made
- Cocaine Cowboys
- Desperate And Depressed
- Dont Say It
- Fou Years Of Chances
- Hands Of Time
- Heart Of America
- How The Mighty Have Fallen
- Hurtin On The Bottle
- Learning To Lose
- Nowhere Fast
- Paper Cowboy
- Pay Gap
- Since You Put Me Down
- Tennessee Song
- This Town Gets Around
- Weakness
- Weekender
- Wild Women
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G Am D D G
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The music and the parties
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Jack Daniels and speed
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Looking for an answer
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But a question is what I need
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It's the one thing on my mind
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I don't want this trouble
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But it's all I ever find
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Riding down the highway
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Masquerading every night
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It's hard to be a mother
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a singer, and a wife
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But all the men they run around
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and no one bats an eye
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I don't want this trouble
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Wild women they don't worry
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They have no time for the blues
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They kill the pain and beat the devil in a hurry
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And wild women, no, they don't worry
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Every time I slow it down
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I always get the blues
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I've lost more than most my age
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but I still got more to lose
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And I might seem a little crazy
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when I come to your town
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The devil he won't catch me
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if I drop the hammer down
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Wild women they don't worry
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They have no time for the blues
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They kill the pain and beat the devil in a hurry
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And wild women, no, they don't worry
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And wild women, no, they don't worry
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G Am D D G
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[Verse]
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The music and the parties
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Jack Daniels and speed
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Looking for an answer
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But a question is what I need
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And I only want to ramble
Am
It's the one thing on my mind
D
I don't want this trouble
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But it's all I ever find
[Verse]
G
Riding down the highway
Am
Masquerading every night
D
It's hard to be a mother
G
a singer, and a wife
G
But all the men they run around
Am
and no one bats an eye
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I don't want this trouble
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But it's all I ever find
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F# G
Wild women they don't worry
E A
They have no time for the blues
G D G
They kill the pain and beat the devil in a hurry
G A D
And wild women, no, they don't worry
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G A D
[Verse]
G
Every time I slow it down
Am
I always get the blues
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I've lost more than most my age
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but I still got more to lose
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And I might seem a little crazy
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when I come to your town
D
The devil he won't catch me
G
if I drop the hammer down
[Chorus]
F# G
Wild women they don't worry
E A
They have no time for the blues
G D G
They kill the pain and beat the devil in a hurry
G A D
And wild women, no, they don't worry
G A D
And wild women, no, they don't worry
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