Biography:
At just 22 years old, Parker McCollum is already earning comparisons to critically acclaimed artists like Ryan Bingham and John Mayer. However, the young singer-songwriter has also worked tirelessly to establish his own name, a fact that is evident on his striking full-length debut album, The Limestone Kid, which will be released on Feb. 24, 2015. The 11-song record (featuring nine originals written by Parker — a writer mature beyond his age —
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Other songs:
- All Day
- Blue Eyed Sally
- Galveston Bay
- Happy New Year
- Hell Of A Year
- High Above The Water
- I Cant Breathe
- Learn To Fly
- Lonesome Ten Miles
- Lucy
- Meet You In The Middle
- Memphis Rain
- Misunderstood
- New Orleans
- Permanent Headphones
- Probably Wrong
- Prohibition Rose
- Silhouette
- South Of The City Lights
- The Limestone Kid
- The Truth
- The Tune
- Things Are Looking Up
- Whos Laughing Now
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"Things Are Looking Up" - Parker McCollum - Probably Wrong - 2017
Transcribed by wranglingoutlaw
[Intro]
| D | D | D | D |
D
No Sir, I cannot pay You
A
But will You work for Me?
D
'cause I got a bright idea
G
'n' a fortune, it could lead
D A
One hundred dollars and a birthday card
D | G |
No help from Mum this month
D A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G | D | D |
'n' things are looking up
D
Well a million miles and eighteen months
A
I bet They're all in shock
D
What started as a weekend trip -
G
Has yet to slow or stop
D A
Well I've seen the Bailey Mountains
D | G |
Seen that Sandford late night run (rut?)
D A
Say the highs were worth the lows -
G | D |
'n' things are looking up
| D | A | D | G |
| D A | D G |
| G D | A G |
| D | D |
D
Well I can see Us laughing -
A
For being caught by that old man
D
Yeah, when I tried to ghost ride -
G
With the pump still in the van
D
In a perfect world -
A D | G |
Your motorcycle rides into the sun
D A
Say the highs were worth the lows -
G | D | D |
'n' things are looking up
D
Yeah,'n' if We get to where We're going -
A
We'll buy all of the trees
D
Yeah, You can be Old Nicky Six -
G
'n' I'll be Tommy Lee
D A
Yeah, the dreams may die, but We never will
D | G |
Here's to the deal 'n' bluff
D A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G D
'n' things are looking up
A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G ..
'n' things..
| D | D |
Yeah, things were looking up
| D | D | D | D |
| D | D | D | D |
- fade
Transcribed by wranglingoutlaw
[Intro]
| D | D | D | D |
D
No Sir, I cannot pay You
A
But will You work for Me?
D
'cause I got a bright idea
G
'n' a fortune, it could lead
D A
One hundred dollars and a birthday card
D | G |
No help from Mum this month
D A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G | D | D |
'n' things are looking up
D
Well a million miles and eighteen months
A
I bet They're all in shock
D
What started as a weekend trip -
G
Has yet to slow or stop
D A
Well I've seen the Bailey Mountains
D | G |
Seen that Sandford late night run (rut?)
D A
Say the highs were worth the lows -
G | D |
'n' things are looking up
| D | A | D | G |
| D A | D G |
| G D | A G |
| D | D |
D
Well I can see Us laughing -
A
For being caught by that old man
D
Yeah, when I tried to ghost ride -
G
With the pump still in the van
D
In a perfect world -
A D | G |
Your motorcycle rides into the sun
D A
Say the highs were worth the lows -
G | D | D |
'n' things are looking up
D
Yeah,'n' if We get to where We're going -
A
We'll buy all of the trees
D
Yeah, You can be Old Nicky Six -
G
'n' I'll be Tommy Lee
D A
Yeah, the dreams may die, but We never will
D | G |
Here's to the deal 'n' bluff
D A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G D
'n' things are looking up
A
Say and highs were worth the lows -
G ..
'n' things..
| D | D |
Yeah, things were looking up
| D | D | D | D |
| D | D | D | D |
- fade
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