Biography:
Phil Vassar (born May 28, 1964 in Lynchburg, Virginia) is an American country music artist, most notable for his songwriting and use of a piano as his most prominent backing instrument.
Prior to signing with Arista Records in 2000, Vassar's songwriting talent was no stranger to the airwaves, penning number-one hits for some of the most popular country artists of the late 1990s: Jo Dee Messina ("Bye, Bye" and "I'm Alright"), Alan Jackson ("Right on the Money") and Tim McGraw ("My Next Thirty Years" and "For A Little While").
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Other songs:
- Amazing Grace
- American Child
- Athens Grease
- Bye Bye
- Carlene
- Didnt You Know Shes Gone
- Dont Miss Your Life
- Erase
- Everywhere I Go
- For A Little While
- Gone By Dawn
- I Would
- Ill Take That As A Yes
- Im Alright
- In A Real Love
- John Wayne
- Just Another Day In Paradise
- Last Day Of My Life
- Lets Get Together
- Like I Never Loved Before
- Little Red Rodeo
- Love Is A Beautiful Thing
- Love Is Alive
- Lucky As Me
- Nobody Knows Me Like You
- Nothing Without You
- Right On The Money
- Rose Boquet
- Rose Bouquet
- Six
- Somewhere In Between
- Thats When I Love You
- This Is God
- Ultimate Love
- What Happens In Vegas
- Woman In My Life
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
::Verse #1::
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
I took a drive today; Saw an old willow tree.
G#min E B F#
I thought about a bedroom window, thought about you and me.
G#min E B F#
Talk about an endless summer, I'm still living it now.
E F#
Burning in the heat of midnight, well I'll never forget how.
::Chorus::
B F# Eb/G
You would whisper "Pull me to ya".
G#min E
Softly kiss me, and Hallelujah.
B F# Eb/G G#min
F# E
I told you that I loved you, and watched the tears fall down your face.
B/D#
Your sweet face.
C#min B/D# E F#
Back in the days when you were Amazing, Grace.
::Verse #2::
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
Your daddy was a deacon at the church. I wasn't fooling him.
G#min E B F#
He knew every book, chapter, and verse of a young man's sins.
G#min E B F#
But what about those nights I was just down the hall.
E F#
Holding onto heaven, praying that we wouldn't get caught.
::Repeat Chorus::
::solo:: (over verse)
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
E F#
::Chorus:: (pay attention, it's slightly different)
(F#)
How sweet a sound when:
B F#/A#
You would whisper "Pull me to ya".
G#min E
Softly kiss me, and Hallelujah.
B F# Eb/G G#min
F# E
I told you that I loved you, and watched the tears fall down your face.
B/D#
Your sweet face.
C#min B/D# E F#
Back in the days when you were Amazing, Grace.
::Outro:: (repeat & fade)
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
I took a drive today; Saw an old willow tree.
G#min E B F#
I thought about a bedroom window, thought about you and me.
G#min E B F#
Talk about an endless summer, I'm still living it now.
E F#
Burning in the heat of midnight, well I'll never forget how.
::Chorus::
B F# Eb/G
You would whisper "Pull me to ya".
G#min E
Softly kiss me, and Hallelujah.
B F# Eb/G G#min
F# E
I told you that I loved you, and watched the tears fall down your face.
B/D#
Your sweet face.
C#min B/D# E F#
Back in the days when you were Amazing, Grace.
::Verse #2::
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
Your daddy was a deacon at the church. I wasn't fooling him.
G#min E B F#
He knew every book, chapter, and verse of a young man's sins.
G#min E B F#
But what about those nights I was just down the hall.
E F#
Holding onto heaven, praying that we wouldn't get caught.
::Repeat Chorus::
::solo:: (over verse)
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
G#min E B F#
E F#
::Chorus:: (pay attention, it's slightly different)
(F#)
How sweet a sound when:
B F#/A#
You would whisper "Pull me to ya".
G#min E
Softly kiss me, and Hallelujah.
B F# Eb/G G#min
F# E
I told you that I loved you, and watched the tears fall down your face.
B/D#
Your sweet face.
C#min B/D# E F#
Back in the days when you were Amazing, Grace.
::Outro:: (repeat & fade)
G#min E B F#
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