Biography:
Fresh off the bus in Memphis Tennessee, Mark Lemhouse arrived in the Home of the Blues armed with a guitar style that echoed Beale Street’s acoustic blues legends, but in service to a distinctly contemporary songwriting voice filtering the emotion of Hank Williams Sr. through the attitude of Tom Waits. He quickly set himself apart from the traditionalist pack, earning recognition as a top-shelf songwriter and guitar player. His debut album, Big Lonesome Radio, earned two 2004 W.
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Hazy
Mark Lemhouse
[Verse 1]
E A
Don't know from where you came,
A E
But I can't wait to see you again,
E A
she said you're looking tired of living,
A E
And these are times that'll do you in.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
[Verse 2]
E A
Seen you cross the street the other day,
A E
Trouble keeps you looking down.
E A
Got no where to go for a while,
A E
Take your time and walk around.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
[Instrumental]
E A
Her eyes were hazy and her soul is clean.
A E
She's just riding, carrying on.
E A
Said her work is hard but it ain't bad,
E A
But a cold world will make a dead man moan.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
Mark Lemhouse
[Verse 1]
E A
Don't know from where you came,
A E
But I can't wait to see you again,
E A
she said you're looking tired of living,
A E
And these are times that'll do you in.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
[Verse 2]
E A
Seen you cross the street the other day,
A E
Trouble keeps you looking down.
E A
Got no where to go for a while,
A E
Take your time and walk around.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
[Instrumental]
E A
Her eyes were hazy and her soul is clean.
A E
She's just riding, carrying on.
E A
Said her work is hard but it ain't bad,
E A
But a cold world will make a dead man moan.
[Chorus]
E BM9/F#
Keep a memory of your face
E BM9/F#
Sing a song to make me smile,
E BM9/F# G#
Dont know the place I'm going
A E
but I can't walk another mile.
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