Biography:
Nanci Caroline Griffith, born July 6, 1953, is an American singer, guitarist and songwriter from Austin, Texas, United States. Her career has spanned a variety of musical genres, predominantly country and folk, and what she terms "folkabilly."
She won a 1994 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album for Other Voices, Other Rooms, an album of Griffith covering the songs of artists who influenced her.
Her best-known song is From a Distance, by Julie Gold
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Other songs:
- Drive-in Movies
- I Wish It Would Rain
- Love At The Five And Dime
- Across The Great Divide
- Anyone Can Be Somebodys Fool
- Ballad Of Robin Winter
- Banks Of The Pontchartrain
- Boots Of Spanish Leather
- Comin Down In The Rain
- Cradle Of The Interstate
- Daddy Said
- Drive In Movies
- Drive
- Ford Econoline
- Friend Out In The Madness
- From Clare To Here
- Goin Gone
- Going Back To Georgia
- Good Night New York
- Gulf Coast Highway
- I Dont Wanna Talk About Love
- If I Were A Child
- Im Not Drivin
- Its A Hard Life
- Late Night Grande Hotel
- Listen To The Radio
- Little Love Affairs
- Looking For The Time Workin Girl
- Loves Found A Shoulder
- Midnight In Missoula
- Montana Backroads
- More Than A Whisper
- Morning Song For Sally
- Never Mind
- Night Riders Lament
- Once In A Very Blue Moon
- Outbound Plane
- Speed Of The Sound Od Loneliness
- Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
- Spin On A Red Brick Floor
- Tecumseh Valley
- These Days In An Open Book
- This Heart
- This Old Town
- Trouble In The Fields
- Turn Around
- Walk Right Back
- Well Alright
- You Cant Go Home Again
- You Made This Love
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TECUMSEH VALLEY
C C F C
The name she gave was Caroline
F F C C
Daughter of a miner
F F Em Am
And her ways were free and it seemed to me
G G F F C C
The sunshine walked beside her
She came from Spencer across the hill
She said her Pa had sent her
'Cause the coal was low and soon the snow
Would turn the skies to winter
She said she'd come to look for work
She was not seeking favor
For a dime a day and a place to stay
She turned those hands to labor
But the times were hard, Lord, and the jobs were few
All through Tecumseh Valley
She'd ask around, and a job she found
Tendin' bar at Gypsy Sally's
She saved enough to get back home
And spring replaced the winter
But her dreams were denied, her Pa had died
The word come down from Spencer
So she turned to whorin' out on the streets
With all the lust inside her
And it was many a man returned again
To lay himself beside her
They found her down beneath the stairs
That led to Gypsy Sally's
And in her hand when she died was a note that cried
"Fare thee well, Tecumseh Valley".
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<[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
From: [email protected] (Adam Schneider)
Subject: /Griffith.Nanci/TecumsehValley.crd
TECUMSEH VALLEY
C C F C
The name she gave was Caroline
F F C C
Daughter of a miner
F F Em Am
And her ways were free and it seemed to me
G G F F C C
The sunshine walked beside her
She came from Spencer across the hill
She said her Pa had sent her
'Cause the coal was low and soon the snow
Would turn the skies to winter
She said she'd come to look for work
She was not seeking favor
For a dime a day and a place to stay
She turned those hands to labor
But the times were hard, Lord, and the jobs were few
All through Tecumseh Valley
She'd ask around, and a job she found
Tendin' bar at Gypsy Sally's
She saved enough to get back home
And spring replaced the winter
But her dreams were denied, her Pa had died
The word come down from Spencer
So she turned to whorin' out on the streets
With all the lust inside her
And it was many a man returned again
To lay himself beside her
They found her down beneath the stairs
That led to Gypsy Sally's
And in her hand when she died was a note that cried
"Fare thee well, Tecumseh Valley".
-instrumental verse-
-repeat first verse-
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