Biography:
Amy Ray (born Amy Elizabeth Ray on April 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter and member of the contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls. She pursues a solo career and has released six albums under her own name, and founded a record company, Daemon Records.
In 2001, she released her first solo album, Stag. That year, she toured solo with the Butchies as her band. Then in 2005, her second solo project, Prom was released. In December of 2006, Amy released Live From Knoxville, a live recording from a show at Blue Cats in October of 2005.
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Other songs:
- Bus Bus
- Carry Me Away
- Cold Shoulder
- Covered For You
- Crying In The Wilderness
- From Haiti
- Give In
- I Didnt
- Jesus Was A Walking Man
- Laramie
- Late Bloom
- Let It Ring
- Lung Of Love
- Me And My Baby
- More Pills Acoustic
- Pennies On The Track
- Put It Out For Good
- Rodeo
- Rural Faggot
- Shes Got To Be
- Two Trees
- When You Come For Me
- When Youre Gone Youre Gone
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[Intro]
Am
[Verse 1]
Am
Me and my baby
G
We drink some magic tea
E
Crusin down the rural roads
Am
Aesthetics of poverty
Am
I'm going down for the last time
G
To shift it to my level
E
Can you receive what you give to me?
Am Am7
Somebody should set you free
[Chorus]
Dm G
In the morning
E Am
You wash your hair
Dm G
I love the simple things
E Am
That make me know you're there
[Verse 2]
Am
And every Sunday evening
G
It's leftovers from the weekend
E
Lost limbs to identify
Am
Frustration for the grieving
Am
I got an interstate window
G
And it's open when I'm sleping
E
Another wreck on the highway
Am Am7
It's just another heart breaking
[Chorus]
Dm G
In the morning
E Am
You wash your hair
Dm G
I love the simple things
E Am
That make me know you're there
[Outro]
Am
Cant hold back the laughter
G
I can't hide from you
Am
[Verse 1]
Am
Me and my baby
G
We drink some magic tea
E
Crusin down the rural roads
Am
Aesthetics of poverty
Am
I'm going down for the last time
G
To shift it to my level
E
Can you receive what you give to me?
Am Am7
Somebody should set you free
[Chorus]
Dm G
In the morning
E Am
You wash your hair
Dm G
I love the simple things
E Am
That make me know you're there
[Verse 2]
Am
And every Sunday evening
G
It's leftovers from the weekend
E
Lost limbs to identify
Am
Frustration for the grieving
Am
I got an interstate window
G
And it's open when I'm sleping
E
Another wreck on the highway
Am Am7
It's just another heart breaking
[Chorus]
Dm G
In the morning
E Am
You wash your hair
Dm G
I love the simple things
E Am
That make me know you're there
[Outro]
Am
Cant hold back the laughter
G
I can't hide from you
Amy Stokes
Amy Studt
Amy Wadge
Amylea
Amylie