Biography:
Terri Clark (born on August 5, 1968 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a country musician. She grew up in Medicine Hat, Alberta and moved to Nashville at age 18. There she played at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, where she got her start. She signed with Mercury Records, and her first single, "Better Things to Do," reached No. 3. Clark was the first Canadian woman to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on June 12, 2004.
Her hits include: Better Things To Do
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Other songs:
- A Little Gasoline
- A Million Ways To Run
- Any Woman
- Better Things To Do
- Catch 22
- Cowboy Days
- Damn Right
- Dirty Girl
- Emotional Girl
- Empty
- Everytime I Cry
- Flowers After The Fact
- Girls Lie Too
- Givin Up Givin A Damn
- God And Me
- Gypsy Boots
- Honky Tonk Song
- I Just Called To Say Goodbye
- I Just Wanna Be Mad
- I Wanna Do It All
- If I Could Be You
- If I Were You
- If You Want Fire
- Im Alright
- Is Fort Worth Worth It
- Just The Same
- Let Me Love You Longer
- Lonesomes Last Call
- Merry Christmas
- Midnights Gone
- No Fear
- Northern Girl
- Not A Bad Thing
- Now That I Found You
- Now That Ive Found You
- One Of The Guys
- Pain To Kill
- Poor Poor Pitiful Me
- She Didnt Have Time
- Some Songs
- Something You Shouldve Said
- Suddenly Single
- Thats Me Not Loving You
- The First To Fall
- The Inside Story
- The One That Got Away
- The World Needs A Drink
- This Ole Heart
- Three Mississippi
- Till I Get There
- To Tell You Everything
- Twang Thang
- Unsung Hero
- Was There A Girl On Your Boys Night Out
- Were Here For A Good Time
- When Boy Meets Girl
- You Do Or You Dont
- Youre Easy On The Eyes
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[Verse]
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I was third Alto on the Second row
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Of the First Baptist church choir
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I was keeper of the minutes for the Tri Delts
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In charge of the homecoming bonfire
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I was a straight-A straight laced
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Level-headed as they come
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And parked at the Sonic isn't that ironic
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When my whole world came undone
[Bridge]
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One slot over was a calf roper
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Giving me his George Strait smile
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And before I knew Miss goody two shoes
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Was two-steppin runnin wild
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Back in my cowboy days
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Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
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He was forbidden fruit
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In them tight Wranglers and boots
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It was all dangerous fun
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We were two outlaws on the run
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Tastin that rodeo dust
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Two unlikeleys in love
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I swore I'd never give him up
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Back in my cowboy days
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Well, Mama said he's crazy
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Daddy says he's lazy
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Sister said does he have a brother
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Well I changed my dress
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And who woulda guessed
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I'd be wearin them jeans and ropers
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It was passionate nights
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And dashboard light
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Nobody was watchin the clock
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It was love in the makin
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Eggs and bacon
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At the Seventy-Six truck stop
[Chorus]
D
Back in my cowboy days
A
Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
E
He was forbidden fruit
G
In them tight Wranglers and boots
D
It was all dangerous fun
A
We were two outlaws on the run
E
Tastin that rodeo dust
E
Two unlikeleys in love
E
I swore I'd never give him up
D A
Back in my cowboy days
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D A D A D E
[Bridge]
G D/F#
Sometimes I lay here thinkin' 'bout him
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And laugh about my crazy past
G D/F#
Then I roll over and kiss the calf roper
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Who'da thought it'd ever last
[Chorus]
D
Back in my cowboy days
A
Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
E
He was forbidden fruit
G
In them tight Wranglers and boots
D
Aw, it was all dangerous fun
A
We were two outlaws on the run
E
Tastin that rodeo dust
E
Two unlikeleys in love
E
I swore I'd never give him up
D A
Back in my cowboy days...
[Outro]
A A A A A A A
A
I was third Alto on the Second row
A
Of the First Baptist church choir
A
I was keeper of the minutes for the Tri Delts
A
In charge of the homecoming bonfire
D
I was a straight-A straight laced
D
Level-headed as they come
A
And parked at the Sonic isn't that ironic
E A
When my whole world came undone
[Bridge]
G D/F#
One slot over was a calf roper
F A
Giving me his George Strait smile
G D/F#
And before I knew Miss goody two shoes
E
Was two-steppin runnin wild
[Chorus]
D
Back in my cowboy days
A
Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
E
He was forbidden fruit
G
In them tight Wranglers and boots
D
It was all dangerous fun
A
We were two outlaws on the run
E
Tastin that rodeo dust
E
Two unlikeleys in love
E
I swore I'd never give him up
D A
Back in my cowboy days
[Verse]
A
Well, Mama said he's crazy
A
Daddy says he's lazy
A
Sister said does he have a brother
A
Well I changed my dress
A
And who woulda guessed
A
I'd be wearin them jeans and ropers
D
It was passionate nights
D
And dashboard light
D
Nobody was watchin the clock
A
It was love in the makin
A
Eggs and bacon
E A
At the Seventy-Six truck stop
[Chorus]
D
Back in my cowboy days
A
Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
E
He was forbidden fruit
G
In them tight Wranglers and boots
D
It was all dangerous fun
A
We were two outlaws on the run
E
Tastin that rodeo dust
E
Two unlikeleys in love
E
I swore I'd never give him up
D A
Back in my cowboy days
[Instrumental Break]
D A D A D E
[Bridge]
G D/F#
Sometimes I lay here thinkin' 'bout him
F A
And laugh about my crazy past
G D/F#
Then I roll over and kiss the calf roper
E
Who'da thought it'd ever last
[Chorus]
D
Back in my cowboy days
A
Lord what a honky tonkin' haze
E
He was forbidden fruit
G
In them tight Wranglers and boots
D
Aw, it was all dangerous fun
A
We were two outlaws on the run
E
Tastin that rodeo dust
E
Two unlikeleys in love
E
I swore I'd never give him up
D A
Back in my cowboy days...
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