Biography:
Tommy Overstreet (born September 10, 1937 - died november 2, 2015) is an American country singer. Often known simply as "T.O." by fans and radio disc jockeys, Overstreet has five top five hit singles in the Billboard country charts and 11 top 10 singles. His popularity peaked in the 1970s.
Overstreet's musical career started when he was 17, singing on country and western star Slim Willet's television show in Abilene. In the late 1950s, Overstreet started a group called "The Shadows."
Read more on Last.fm
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
G D A
[Verse 1]
A D G A
Jeanie there’s a story they’re telling about you
A D G A
Are you really doing the things they say you do
G D A
Jeanie they say when I’m not around
G D E
You take off your ring and go to town
N.C.
Looking for a good time
A G
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
D A
You were a lady when I married you
A G
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
D A
You were a lady and I knew you
E D
I remember thinking just this morning when we kissed goodbye
N.C. A
You were a lady
[Instrumental]
G D A B A E B
[Verse 2]
B A E B
Jeanie are you really the lady that I see
B A E B
Or are you something different than you appear to be
A E B
I won’t stop believing in you now
A E F#
Jeanie if you only tell me how
N.C.
Do the men all know you?
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady when I married you
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady and I knew you
F# E
I remember thinking just this morning when we kissed goodbye
N.C. B A E B
You were a lady
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady when I married you
G D A
[Verse 1]
A D G A
Jeanie there’s a story they’re telling about you
A D G A
Are you really doing the things they say you do
G D A
Jeanie they say when I’m not around
G D E
You take off your ring and go to town
N.C.
Looking for a good time
A G
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
D A
You were a lady when I married you
A G
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
D A
You were a lady and I knew you
E D
I remember thinking just this morning when we kissed goodbye
N.C. A
You were a lady
[Instrumental]
G D A B A E B
[Verse 2]
B A E B
Jeanie are you really the lady that I see
B A E B
Or are you something different than you appear to be
A E B
I won’t stop believing in you now
A E F#
Jeanie if you only tell me how
N.C.
Do the men all know you?
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady when I married you
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady and I knew you
F# E
I remember thinking just this morning when we kissed goodbye
N.C. B A E B
You were a lady
B A
Jeanie Marie you were a lady
E B
You were a lady when I married you
Tommy Scott (UK)
Tommy Seebach
Tommy Shane Stei (...)
Tommy Shaw
Tommy Steele