Biography:
Wade Bowen is an American Texas Country/Red Dirt singer from Waco, Texas. He was a member of the band, West 84, with friend Matt Miller, before the band was re-aligned 2001. He released his first album in 2002, Try Not To Listen, which became a regional hit in Texas. He released his first live album 2003 and another studio album in 2006. In 2008 he released If We Ever Make It Home, his biggest success to date. On November 21, 2009 Wade Bowen recorded his second live album at the famous Billy Bob's Texas in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Other songs:
- A Battle Won
- All Thats Left
- Anchor
- Before These Walls Were Blue
- Before You Go
- Day Of The Dead
- Death Dyin And Deviled Eggs
- From Bad To Good
- Getaway
- Ghost In This Town
- God Bless This Town
- If We Ever Make It Home
- Its All Over Town
- Lost Hotel
- Lynnville Train Robert Earl Keen Cover
- Missing You
- Mood Ring
- My California
- Nobodys Fool
- One Step Closer
- Patch Of Bad Weather
- Perfect Silence
- Resurrection
- Saturday Night
- Say Anything
- Somewhere Beautiful
- Songs About Trucks
- Sweet Leona
- To Live Is To Fly
- Trouble
- Turn On The Lights
- Walkin Along The Fence Line
- West Texas Rain
- Who I Am
- Why Makes Perfect Sense
- You Had Me At My Best
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Capo 2
G C
I wouldn’t say I didn’t see her comin
G D
A light that bright hard to miss in a place that dark
G C
She said yes to a drink, while her fingers fumbled
G D
With a cross on a chain that was swinging above her heart
C G
When the morning sun set the midnight sky on fire
C D
She left me like a thief not knowing what she took
Chorus
EM C G
I wish trouble always looked that good
EM D G
I wish trouble always looked that good
I was still a little nervous when I got the courage to call
That bright red number she’d written on the back of my hand
A bottle of wine rode shotgun with a rose
While I was drivin cross town, thinking bout turning back
Now there’s a porch light burnin a hole right through my windshield
There’s a silhouette standing at the screen door waitin for me.
Chorus
EM C G
I wish trouble always looked that good
EM D G
I wish trouble always looked that good
C G
Now there’s a million reason’s not for me to go all in
C D
Oh, but when she smiles I can’t even think of one
Repeat Chorus
G C
I wouldn’t say I didn’t see her comin
G D
A light that bright hard to miss in a place that dark
G C
She said yes to a drink, while her fingers fumbled
G D
With a cross on a chain that was swinging above her heart
C G
When the morning sun set the midnight sky on fire
C D
She left me like a thief not knowing what she took
Chorus
EM C G
I wish trouble always looked that good
EM D G
I wish trouble always looked that good
I was still a little nervous when I got the courage to call
That bright red number she’d written on the back of my hand
A bottle of wine rode shotgun with a rose
While I was drivin cross town, thinking bout turning back
Now there’s a porch light burnin a hole right through my windshield
There’s a silhouette standing at the screen door waitin for me.
Chorus
EM C G
I wish trouble always looked that good
EM D G
I wish trouble always looked that good
C G
Now there’s a million reason’s not for me to go all in
C D
Oh, but when she smiles I can’t even think of one
Repeat Chorus
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