Biography:
T. G. Sheppard (born Billy Neal Browder (after his father, Billy Browder), 20 July 1944, Humboldt, Tennessee) is an American country music singer. He never graduated from high school, but was one credit away from doing so. He ran away from his home at the age of 15 to become involved in the music industry in Memphis, Tennessee. Initially he worked in the record business and tried recording pop music under the name, Brian Stacy.
In 1974, Sheppard signed with Melodyland (later Hitsville) Records
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Smooth Sailin' as recorded by T.G. Sheppard
I could not make out the words in the 3rd line of verse 3.
I put in what they sounded like to me. Please let me know
the correct words and I will edit the text. Thanks.
I recommend playing along with the recording to learn the
bouncing pattern of this song. I have added / marks in places
where there are bits of instruments happening. They are only
as a rough guide.
G
For the chord, I think it sounds better to use the one illustrated below,
Where the B string is held at the 3rd fret. Your choice.
E|-----3------|
B|-----3------|
G|-----0------|
D|-----0------|
A|-----2------|
E|-----3------|
[Intro]
GG / / D //// D7 / then slight pause
[Chorus]
G
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
Am
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
D
Smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
D7 G
And the blue sky's full of rainbow from now on
[Instrumental]
G G
[Verse 1]
G
We didn't break apart in stormy weather
Am
We didn't run aground like others do
D
Now we're not afraid when storm clouds gather
D7 G G
We got the kind of love to see us through /// slight pause
[Chorus]
G
[Verse]
G
Found each others arms in troubled waters
Am
Found that that's the safest place to go
D
BUT NOW ONE WEEK CAN LAST THAT TROUBLED WATERS
D7 G G
Oh the roughest storms just seem to make love grow / / / slight pause
[Chorus]
G G G#
[Verse]
G#
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
A#m
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
D#
Smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
G#
And the blue sky's full of rainbow from now on
[Outro]
G#
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
A#m
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
I could not make out the words in the 3rd line of verse 3.
I put in what they sounded like to me. Please let me know
the correct words and I will edit the text. Thanks.
I recommend playing along with the recording to learn the
bouncing pattern of this song. I have added / marks in places
where there are bits of instruments happening. They are only
as a rough guide.
G
For the chord, I think it sounds better to use the one illustrated below,
Where the B string is held at the 3rd fret. Your choice.
E|-----3------|
B|-----3------|
G|-----0------|
D|-----0------|
A|-----2------|
E|-----3------|
[Intro]
GG / / D //// D7 / then slight pause
[Chorus]
G
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
Am
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
D
Smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
D7 G
And the blue sky's full of rainbow from now on
[Instrumental]
G G
[Verse 1]
G
We didn't break apart in stormy weather
Am
We didn't run aground like others do
D
Now we're not afraid when storm clouds gather
D7 G G
We got the kind of love to see us through /// slight pause
[Chorus]
G
[Verse]
G
Found each others arms in troubled waters
Am
Found that that's the safest place to go
D
BUT NOW ONE WEEK CAN LAST THAT TROUBLED WATERS
D7 G G
Oh the roughest storms just seem to make love grow / / / slight pause
[Chorus]
G G G#
[Verse]
G#
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
A#m
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
D#
Smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
G#
And the blue sky's full of rainbow from now on
[Outro]
G#
We've got smo?ooo?ooth sailin', sailin'
A#m
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
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