Biography:
Singer/songwriter B.W. Stevenson (the "B.W." reportedly stood for "Buckwheat" -- his real first name was Louis) was born October 5, 1949 in Dallas, TX. He attended W.H. Adamson High School with such other future noted musicians as Michael Martin Murphey, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Larry Groce. As a teen he played in a variety of local rock bands before attending college, eventually joining the U.S. Air Force; upon returning from duty Stevenson settled in the Austin area, where he became a frequent attraction on the city's thriving club circuit.
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Other songs:
- A Good Love Is Like A Good Song
- A Little Bit Of Understanding
- Fiddle And The Bow
- Heading Home
- Holding A Special Place For You
- I Had A Lonely Time
- I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head
- Lifeline
- Like What You Do
- Look For The Light
- My Maria
- On My Own
- One True Way
- Peaceful Easy Feeling
- Save A Little Time For Love
- Shambala
- Southern Nights
- Sunset Woman
- Take Me To Your Heart
- Texas Morning
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B W Stevenson - Sunset Woman
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: C
Long haired harlot
F C
She come a-dancin'
F
Eyes on her chances
C
I know her kind
Ribbons of scarlet
F C
I've seen 'em untangling
G
Wrapping around
C
A poor boy's mind
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Be drowned
C G C
In a wishing well of sin
Rock 'n' Roll tavern
F C
She's like a fixture there
F
Looking to pull a stare
C
From the 5 o'clock crowd
Finding no takers
F C
For yesterday's papers
G
She leaves,
C
And takes the back door out
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Oh, be drowned
C G C
In a wishing well of sin
BRIDGE:
F C
Oh, mistress eyes in disbelief, as she's leaving
G
Her youth was burned, the heads she once turned, they were gone
F C
Lord, give her my smile and a coat, two souls worth saving
G C
And see for me, she finds her way back home
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
OUTRO:
G
Oh, be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
G
Nobody wants to be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: C
Long haired harlot
F C
She come a-dancin'
F
Eyes on her chances
C
I know her kind
Ribbons of scarlet
F C
I've seen 'em untangling
G
Wrapping around
C
A poor boy's mind
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Be drowned
C G C
In a wishing well of sin
Rock 'n' Roll tavern
F C
She's like a fixture there
F
Looking to pull a stare
C
From the 5 o'clock crowd
Finding no takers
F C
For yesterday's papers
G
She leaves,
C
And takes the back door out
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Oh, be drowned
C G C
In a wishing well of sin
BRIDGE:
F C
Oh, mistress eyes in disbelief, as she's leaving
G
Her youth was burned, the heads she once turned, they were gone
F C
Lord, give her my smile and a coat, two souls worth saving
G C
And see for me, she finds her way back home
CHORUS:
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs you
F
You're a worthless woman
C
An aging, overnight friend
F C
Sunset woman
F C
Nobody needs to
G
Be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
OUTRO:
G
Oh, be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
G
Nobody wants to be drowned
C
In a wishing well of sin
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