Biography:
Your Smith is a solo project of Minnesota-born, Los Angeles, California-based musician Caroline Smith.
Starting out with a folk album at the age of sixteen, Smith's music has continued to evolve through her career. From folk rock with Caroline Smith and The Good Night Sleeps' first album, through indie rock with their second; now working her way through an alt-pop/RnB period with her solo work.
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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]
Am G Dm C
[Verse 1]
C F
We drove until we beat the sun
Am G
From home to L.A
C F
I think we loved each other most
Dm G
When we were runnin' away
C F
We sat down at a bar to think
Am G
You said it could be worse
C F
You tore the labels from your drink
Dm G
We might as well get home first
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C F
Is the worst one
[Verse 2]
C F
You said don't you ever, ever, ever change
Am G
As long as you live
C F
You were always good at sayin' things like that
Dm G
Without much to give
C F
I could see my door to leave
Am G
But then you asked me to dance
C F
So I swayed along to Carole King
Dm G
With my hands in your hands
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F
Of needing to go
C
But choosing to stay
G
Of putting it off
Am G
'Til another day
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C
Is the worst one
F
Is the worst one
[Instrumental]
F C C G G Am Am G
[Bridge]
F
Spent so long together
F C
We lost sight of each other
C G G Am Am G
We watched our time get carried away
F
Refused to read the warnings
F C
And now I spend my mornings
C G G Am Am G
Wondering why I needed to stay
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F
Of needing to go
C
But choosing to stay
G
Of putting it off
Am G
'Til another day
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C
Is the worst one
F C
Is the worst one
Am G Dm C
[Verse 1]
C F
We drove until we beat the sun
Am G
From home to L.A
C F
I think we loved each other most
Dm G
When we were runnin' away
C F
We sat down at a bar to think
Am G
You said it could be worse
C F
You tore the labels from your drink
Dm G
We might as well get home first
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C F
Is the worst one
[Verse 2]
C F
You said don't you ever, ever, ever change
Am G
As long as you live
C F
You were always good at sayin' things like that
Dm G
Without much to give
C F
I could see my door to leave
Am G
But then you asked me to dance
C F
So I swayed along to Carole King
Dm G
With my hands in your hands
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F
Of needing to go
C
But choosing to stay
G
Of putting it off
Am G
'Til another day
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C
Is the worst one
F
Is the worst one
[Instrumental]
F C C G G Am Am G
[Bridge]
F
Spent so long together
F C
We lost sight of each other
C G G Am Am G
We watched our time get carried away
F
Refused to read the warnings
F C
And now I spend my mornings
C G G Am Am G
Wondering why I needed to stay
[Chorus]
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of smoking too much
Am G
Of drinking onstage
F C
I got a bad habit
G
Of living rich
Am G
On minimum wage
F
Of needing to go
C
But choosing to stay
G
Of putting it off
Am G
'Til another day
F C
I got a bad habit
G
But loving you
C
Is the worst one
F C
Is the worst one
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