Biography:
Ray Kennedy (born May 13, 1954 in Buffalo, New York[1]) is an American country music artist. He has recorded three studio albums: one on Columbia Records and two on Atlantic Records. His two Atlantic albums produced a total of four singles on the Hot Country Songs charts, with 1991's "What a Way to Go" being his only top 40 country hit, peaking at No. 10.
Kennedy won a Grammy Award in 2005 in the Best Contemporary Folk Album category for production on Steve Earle's album The Revolution Starts Now.
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Scars
D
Right through the wing of his eagle tattoo
G D
Jake pointed out where that bullet passed through
Pete said that ain't nothin as he pulled off his hat
G D
it took 57 stiches to put my hairline back
A
Red rolled up his shirt and laughed
G D
said boys I'll top that
A G A
showed em where a buckin brahama bull nearly stomped him right in half
D G D
Scars, Everyones got a story
G D
a tall tale of glory
Em A
that somehow we survived
D
Scars,
Bm F# D
A flesh and blood reminder of how fragile we are
G A D
you ain't lived till you got Scars
The stranger he just sat there till the last one was through
G D
and ol Carter said hey buddy how bout you
his lips began to tremble and tears rolled from his eyes
G D
as he told about the woman who destroyed his life
A
he said the worst wound in the whole wide world
G D
never leaves a mark
A G A
cause all I gots a hole where I use to have a heart
[Chorus]
G A D
And you ain't loved till you got Scars
D
Right through the wing of his eagle tattoo
G D
Jake pointed out where that bullet passed through
Pete said that ain't nothin as he pulled off his hat
G D
it took 57 stiches to put my hairline back
A
Red rolled up his shirt and laughed
G D
said boys I'll top that
A G A
showed em where a buckin brahama bull nearly stomped him right in half
D G D
Scars, Everyones got a story
G D
a tall tale of glory
Em A
that somehow we survived
D
Scars,
Bm F# D
A flesh and blood reminder of how fragile we are
G A D
you ain't lived till you got Scars
The stranger he just sat there till the last one was through
G D
and ol Carter said hey buddy how bout you
his lips began to tremble and tears rolled from his eyes
G D
as he told about the woman who destroyed his life
A
he said the worst wound in the whole wide world
G D
never leaves a mark
A G A
cause all I gots a hole where I use to have a heart
[Chorus]
G A D
And you ain't loved till you got Scars
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