Biography:
Raymond Charles Jack LaMontagne (born June 18, 1973) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. LaMontagne has released eight studio albums, Trouble, Till the Sun Turns Black, Gossip in the Grain, God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise, Supernova, Ouroboros, Part of the Light, and Monovision. He was born in New Hampshire and was inspired to create music after hearing an album by Stephen Stills. Critics have compared LaMontagne's music to that of Otis Redding, The Band, Van Morrison, Nick Drake and Tim Buckley.
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- Shelter
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- Please
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- Shes Your Girl But I Want Her
- Shuckin The Corn
- Skinny Dippin
- Smashing
- Still Cant Feel The Gin
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One Lonesome Saddle
Tune Down Step Intro: G D C G C G D Am C G D G C G D F C C C C
Well we (G) rode into (D) town like a (C) couple of fools (G) (C)
(G) High on the (D) mescal, (Am) bent low on my (C) mule
(G) I's just trying to (D) find some place
Where a (G) man might get some (C) rest
Wash the (G) tears from my (D) eyes and the (F) blood from my (C) vest
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy,(C)(C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G C G D C G
(G) Walked into the saloon(D) on my (C) feet that felt like (G) lead
(G) Cold steel (D) been pounding (Am) into the back of my (C) head
(G) I raise up (D) my glass to the (G) quick and to the (C) dead
Singing (G) yeah a (D) heavy, and a (F) bottle of (C) bread
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy, (C)(C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G C G D C G
G D Am C G D G C G D F C C
(G) As the glass it left my (D) lips, (C) I felt her hand (G) upon me
(G) Her smile it was (D) so warm, but her (Am) eyes were so (C) cold
(G) She says to me (D) now, won't you (G) please walk beside (C) me
(G) I just shut my (D) mouth, and I (F) did as I was (C) told
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy, (C)(C) pining A (D) woman
A (C) cold hearted (D) woman, (C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G/B Am7 G
Tune Down Step Intro: G D C G C G D Am C G D G C G D F C C C C
Well we (G) rode into (D) town like a (C) couple of fools (G) (C)
(G) High on the (D) mescal, (Am) bent low on my (C) mule
(G) I's just trying to (D) find some place
Where a (G) man might get some (C) rest
Wash the (G) tears from my (D) eyes and the (F) blood from my (C) vest
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy,(C)(C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G C G D C G
(G) Walked into the saloon(D) on my (C) feet that felt like (G) lead
(G) Cold steel (D) been pounding (Am) into the back of my (C) head
(G) I raise up (D) my glass to the (G) quick and to the (C) dead
Singing (G) yeah a (D) heavy, and a (F) bottle of (C) bread
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy, (C)(C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G C G D C G
G D Am C G D G C G D F C C
(G) As the glass it left my (D) lips, (C) I felt her hand (G) upon me
(G) Her smile it was (D) so warm, but her (Am) eyes were so (C) cold
(G) She says to me (D) now, won't you (G) please walk beside (C) me
(G) I just shut my (D) mouth, and I (F) did as I was (C) told
(G) One (D) lonesome (Am) saddle, (C)(G) one (D) long and (Am) lonesome (C) ride
(G) One (B7) lonely (Em) cowboy, (C)(C) pining A (D) woman
A (C) cold hearted (D) woman, (C) pining A (D) woman (C) unkind G/B Am7 G
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