Biography:
Mary Frances "Skeeter" Davis (December 30, 1931 – September 19, 2004) was a country music singer and a member of the Grand Ole Opry radio show for more than 40 years. She was best known for her hit song "The End of the World" (1963), one of the most popular American records of the 1960's. One of the first women to achieve major stardom in the country music field as a solo vocalist, she was an acknowledged influence on Tammy Wynette and Dolly Parton.
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Other songs:
- Don't They Know It's The End Of The World
- The End Of The World
- United states
- Am I That Easy To Forget
- Before The Sunrise
- Bus Fare To Kentucky
- Devils Doll
- Gonna Get Along Without You Now
- He Called Me Baby
- He Left His Heart With Me
- He Says The Same Things To Me
- Hell Have To Stay
- I Aint A
- I Cant Stay Mad At You
- I Want To See You Too Just One Time
- Im Falling Too
- Im Going Steady With A Heartache
- Im Saving My Love
- Keep Your Hands Off My Baby
- Ladder Of Success
- Let Me Get Close To You
- Makin Believe
- Mine Is A Lonely Life
- My Last Date
- Once Upon A Time
- Optimistic
- Someone Id Like To Forget
- Tell Tommy I Miss Him
- The End Of The World Sea Of Love Medley
- The Hand Youre Holding Now
- Too Used To Being With You
- We Need A Whole Lot More Of Jesus
- What Am I Gonna Do With You
- What Does It Take
- Where I Ought To Be
- Why Im Walkin
- You Taught Me Everything That I Know
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SKEETER DAVIS - Ladder Of Success
From the Album "Let Me Get Close to You (RCA Victor) (1964)
(Keith Colley - Nancie Mantz - tabbed by M. Otai)
Nothing can stop him now no one can top him now
I guess I'll have to let him go
Up, up, up, the ladder of success (up, up, up, up.)
E A B E A B
Once he let me share his dreams
E A B E A B
But now that they come true it seems
E F#m Gm A
He doesn't want my love I guess look there goes my happiness
E A B
They're climbin' up up up the ladder of success
E
(The ladder of success.)
E A B E A B
Things are like he said they'd be
E A B E A B
I thought his plans included me
E F#m Gm A
He forgot his words of love fame is all he's thinking of
E A B E
A going up up up up the ladder of success
E7
(The ladder of success.)
A E
I liked him better in his white dungarees
A F# B
When he was all mine with patches on his knees
(With patches on his knees)
E A B E A B
When his name went up in lights
E A B E A B
All I got were lonely nights.
E F#m
He doesn't want my love I guess
Gm A
Look there goes my happiness
E A B
A goin' up up up up the ladder of success
(Climbin' up whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa...)
From the Album "Let Me Get Close to You (RCA Victor) (1964)
(Keith Colley - Nancie Mantz - tabbed by M. Otai)
Nothing can stop him now no one can top him now
I guess I'll have to let him go
Up, up, up, the ladder of success (up, up, up, up.)
E A B E A B
Once he let me share his dreams
E A B E A B
But now that they come true it seems
E F#m Gm A
He doesn't want my love I guess look there goes my happiness
E A B
They're climbin' up up up the ladder of success
E
(The ladder of success.)
E A B E A B
Things are like he said they'd be
E A B E A B
I thought his plans included me
E F#m Gm A
He forgot his words of love fame is all he's thinking of
E A B E
A going up up up up the ladder of success
E7
(The ladder of success.)
A E
I liked him better in his white dungarees
A F# B
When he was all mine with patches on his knees
(With patches on his knees)
E A B E A B
When his name went up in lights
E A B E A B
All I got were lonely nights.
E F#m
He doesn't want my love I guess
Gm A
Look there goes my happiness
E A B
A goin' up up up up the ladder of success
(Climbin' up whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa...)
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