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
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INTRO:
C Am F G
C Am F G
(that's right)
VERSE 1:
C Am F G
Winter sure was cold and miserable
C Am F G
Cooped up, shut down, baby, it was pitiful
C Am F G
Anyhow, it's over now we owe
C Am F G
it to ourselves to have a little fun, yeah
BRIDGE 1:
Em F Am G Em F Am G
The pace car's pacin', now the green flag's wavin'
CHORUS:
C Em F G
Uh, oh, another six-pack summer comin'
C Em F G
Sing to me, babe, I'll be your dashboard drummer
C Em F G C Am F G
And let's turn the radio up as loud as it can go, uh, oh
C Em F G
Got the ultra-ray wrap-around sunglass vision
C Em F G
Got the sails up, iced down, a cool ambition
C Em F G C Am F G
(Just to) relax and let the six-pack summer roll (oh yeah) (let's go)
VERSE 2:
C Am F G
Got the sun block, a blanket, and the best of Jimmy Buffett
C Am F G
T-bones for the grill, hey, ain't it great to rough it
C Am F G C
The party's on from dawn 'til dawn, 24-7
Am F G
'til they pull the plug
BRIDGE 2:
Em F Am G Em F Am G
No more waiting, Come on and kiss me, baby
REPEAT CHORUS
REPEAT BRIDGE 2
BRIDGE 3:
A# F G A# F G
Slow and steady, I'm so ready
REPEAT CHORUS
FADE USING:
C Am F G
Uh, oh, another six-pack summer comin'
C Am F G
C Am F G
(that's right)
VERSE 1:
C Am F G
Winter sure was cold and miserable
C Am F G
Cooped up, shut down, baby, it was pitiful
C Am F G
Anyhow, it's over now we owe
C Am F G
it to ourselves to have a little fun, yeah
BRIDGE 1:
Em F Am G Em F Am G
The pace car's pacin', now the green flag's wavin'
CHORUS:
C Em F G
Uh, oh, another six-pack summer comin'
C Em F G
Sing to me, babe, I'll be your dashboard drummer
C Em F G C Am F G
And let's turn the radio up as loud as it can go, uh, oh
C Em F G
Got the ultra-ray wrap-around sunglass vision
C Em F G
Got the sails up, iced down, a cool ambition
C Em F G C Am F G
(Just to) relax and let the six-pack summer roll (oh yeah) (let's go)
VERSE 2:
C Am F G
Got the sun block, a blanket, and the best of Jimmy Buffett
C Am F G
T-bones for the grill, hey, ain't it great to rough it
C Am F G C
The party's on from dawn 'til dawn, 24-7
Am F G
'til they pull the plug
BRIDGE 2:
Em F Am G Em F Am G
No more waiting, Come on and kiss me, baby
REPEAT CHORUS
REPEAT BRIDGE 2
BRIDGE 3:
A# F G A# F G
Slow and steady, I'm so ready
REPEAT CHORUS
FADE USING:
C Am F G
Uh, oh, another six-pack summer comin'
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Philip Percival
Philip Phillips
Philip Selway
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