Biography:
The Steel Wheels is an American roots music group of folk musicians based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
The band is rooted in musical styles that explore the territories between blues and bluegrass, old-time sing-alongs and foot-stompin’ fiddle tunes. They are subtle innovators who respect the past but whistle their own tunes, layering in rich textures and decidedly modern energy to forge a new sound.
They fit best among musicians like Langhorne Slim
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A A D A
There’s a girl I know, don’t know her name
E E D A
She’s got eyes like fire and she knows no pain
D A D A
But there are scars that show when she walks at night
E D A
Man I hope to God that she does all right
A D A D A
Let’s take an easy ride through the country hills
E D A
Keep your eyes on the road till your mind grows still
D A D A
The stories you tell don’t give a man no peace
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
A A D A
When the lights go out and the stage gets dark
E E D A
We’ll find our way in the place we start,
D A D A
If you have a child, just take a gentle hand
E D A
There’s not one word you say that I don’t understand
E E
She says don’t sing a song for me
E D A
Just keep it still, Don’t sing a song for me
A D A
When you go to town, just look back east
E D A
There’s a mountain there that will move your feet
D A D A
Some will call you mean they call you old
E D A
There’s a better place where your story’s told
D A D A
Let’s take an easy ride through the country hills
E D A
Keep your mind on that road till the time grows still
D A D A
Those stories you tell don’t give a man no peace
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
There’s a girl I know, don’t know her name
E E D A
She’s got eyes like fire and she knows no pain
D A D A
But there are scars that show when she walks at night
E D A
Man I hope to God that she does all right
A D A D A
Let’s take an easy ride through the country hills
E D A
Keep your eyes on the road till your mind grows still
D A D A
The stories you tell don’t give a man no peace
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
A A D A
When the lights go out and the stage gets dark
E E D A
We’ll find our way in the place we start,
D A D A
If you have a child, just take a gentle hand
E D A
There’s not one word you say that I don’t understand
E E
She says don’t sing a song for me
E D A
Just keep it still, Don’t sing a song for me
A D A
When you go to town, just look back east
E D A
There’s a mountain there that will move your feet
D A D A
Some will call you mean they call you old
E D A
There’s a better place where your story’s told
D A D A
Let’s take an easy ride through the country hills
E D A
Keep your mind on that road till the time grows still
D A D A
Those stories you tell don’t give a man no peace
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
E D A
Can I comfort you with the songs I sing
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