Biography:
Thomas Rhett Akins, Jr. (born in Valdosta, Georgia) is an American country music singer known professionally as Thomas Rhett. He is the son of singer-songwriter Rhett Akins.[1]
Here is some background information on Thomas Rhett from the Something To Do With My Hands Songfacts. Thomas Rhett grew up in the music industry by means of his singer-songwriter father Rhett Akins. Whilst studying business and communications at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Rhett formed a cover band and began playing frat parties and other gigs they could get.
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Other songs:
- Always Remember You Young
- Die A Happy Man
- It Goes Like This
- Marry Me
- Unforgettable
- All American Middle Class White Boy
- American Spirit
- Anthem
- Beer With Jesus
- Call Me Up
- Cardboard Heart
- Crash And Burn
- Craving You
- Drink A Little Beer
- Gateway Love
- Get Me Some Of That
- Goes Like This
- Grave
- I Feel Good
- If I Could Have A Beer With Jesus
- In A Minute
- Kiss Me Like A Stranger
- Learned It From The Radio
- Leave Right Now
- Life Changes
- Like Its The Last Time
- Make Me Wanna
- Merica
- Playing With Fire
- Real Men Love Jesus
- Renegades
- Shes Just Like That
- Sixteen
- Smooth Like The Summer
- Something To Do With My Hands
- Something To With My Hands
- Sorry For Partying
- Star Of The Show
- Sweetheart
- T
- Take You Home
- The Day You Stop Lookin Back
- The Way Things Go
- Tobacco
- Vacation
- Whatcha Got In That Cup
- When I Was Your Man
- When Were 80
- When You Look Like That
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[Intro]
G D G
[Verse 1]
G D G
We carved our initials that old live oak tree
D G
Your hand next to my hand in the brand new concrete
D
Your love changed just like the weather
D
So cold, girl, I oughta wear a sweater
G Em G
Who knew that forever could be so tempo-rary?
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
[Verse 2]
G D G
There ain't no prescription for this breakup drama
D G
No kind of physician that could fix this trauma
D
Now she's on a plane to Hawaii
D
First class with a brand new guy
G Em G
Who knew she could play me like an old ukulele?
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
[Bridge]
G
Oughta head down to the UPS
G
Grab a box, cut it out, stick it on my chest
D
I know it ain't real, but it feels no pain
G
Now sing along with me if you feel the same
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
G Em G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G Em G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
G D G
[Verse 1]
G D G
We carved our initials that old live oak tree
D G
Your hand next to my hand in the brand new concrete
D
Your love changed just like the weather
D
So cold, girl, I oughta wear a sweater
G Em G
Who knew that forever could be so tempo-rary?
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
[Verse 2]
G D G
There ain't no prescription for this breakup drama
D G
No kind of physician that could fix this trauma
D
Now she's on a plane to Hawaii
D
First class with a brand new guy
G Em G
Who knew she could play me like an old ukulele?
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
[Bridge]
G
Oughta head down to the UPS
G
Grab a box, cut it out, stick it on my chest
D
I know it ain't real, but it feels no pain
G
Now sing along with me if you feel the same
[Chorus]
Em C
Sometimes I wish I had a cardboard heart
G D
It wouldn't hurt me when you tore it apart
Em C
And movin' on wouldn't be so dang hard
G Em G
If I only, if I only had a cardboard heart
[Post-Chorus]
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G D G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
G Em G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on, yeah
G Em G
Fold it up, I could just fold it up and move on
Three Legged Fox
Three Maybe Four
Three Men In Kil (...)
Three Plus
Thrice