Biography:
Brandi Carlile (b. June 1, 1981, in Ravensdale, Washington) is an American singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for her 2007 single "The Story". Carlile's music has been categorized in several genres, including pop, rock, alternative country, and folk. She released her first album, 'Brandi Carlile', on July 12, 2005.
In the beginning, Columbia Records signed Carlile in late 2004 on the strength of songs she'd been recording periodically at home.
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Other songs:
- Beginning To Feel The Years
- Dreams
- Hallelujah
- Have You Ever
- Heart’s Content
- Keep Your Heart Young
- My Song
- Oh Dear
- Story
- The Story
- Turpentine
- What Can I Say
- Before It Breaks
- Heart’s Content
- Josephine
- Raise Hell
- The Joke
- 100
- A Promise To Keep
- Again Today
- All That Remains
- Blood Muscle Skin And Bones
- Blue Eyes Cryin In The Rain
- Cannonball
- Caroline
- Christmas 1984
- Closer To You
- Downpour
- Dying Day
- Every Time I Hear That Song
- Eye Of A Needle
- Fall
- Fall Apart Again
- Follow
- Forever Young
- Fulton County Jane Doe
- Gone
- Happy
- Hard Way Home
- Harder To Forgive
- Hearts Content
- Heaven
- Heroes And Songs
- Hiding My Heart
- Hold Out Your Hand
- How These Days Grow Long
- I Belong To You
- I Will
- If There Was No You
- Ill Still Be There
- Just Kids
- Late Morning Lullaby
- Let It Go
- Looking Out
- Losing Heart
- Love Songs
- Mainstream Kid
- Most Of All
- My Repair
- Open Doors
- Over You
- Party Of One
- Pride And Joy
- Rise Again
- Same Old You
- Save Part Of Yourself
- Shadow On The Wall
- Sixty Years On
- Someday Never Comes
- Sugartooth
- Sunsets And Cigarettes
- That Wasnt Me
- That Year
- The Eye
- The Hard Way Home
- The Mother
- The Stranger At My Door
- The Things I Regret
- Throw It All Away
- Tired
- Touching The Ground
- Tragedy
- Until I Die
- Us Again
- Wasted
- Way To You
- What Did I Ever Come Here For
- Whatever You Do
- When Angels Touch The Ground
- Wherever Is Your Heart I Call Home
- Wilder Were Chained
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4th Fret
[Intro]
N.C.
1, 2, 3, 4
G5 C G5 C
[Verse 1]
G5 C G5
Out in the middle of nowhere
Em Dsus2 A/C#
With nothing much else to do
C G5
Oh, the night brought us together
A7 D7
And I lent my heart to you
[Verse 2]
G5 C G5
Maybe you were running way from something
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Without so much as a plan
C G5
Not a living soul to guide you
A7 C
"Jesus" tattooed on your hand
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Somebody called you something sweet once
C G5
It was more than Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
C G5 C
[Verse 3]
G5 C G5
And when my heart has no rest
Em Dsus2 A/C#
And a thousand things are on my mind
C G5
I'll always save some room for you
A7 D7
I won't let you get left behind
[Verse 4]
G5 C G5
Oh, and I always will remember
Em Dsus2 A/C#
When the lonely day is through
C G5
That somewhere far from Fulton County
A7 C
A stranger says a prayer for you
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5 G5/F#
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Your mother called you something sweet once
C Csus2 C
It was more than Fulton County Jane
G5
Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
C G5 C
[Verse 5]
G5 C G5 G5/F#
We came into this life with nothing
Em Dsus2 A7/C#
And all we're taking is a name
C G5
That's why I've written you this song
C
This is for Fulton County Jane
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Your mother called you something sweet once, darling
C Csus2 C
You're more than Fulton County,
G5
Fulton County Jane
C G5 C
Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
G5 C G5 C
[Outro]
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
[Intro]
N.C.
1, 2, 3, 4
G5 C G5 C
[Verse 1]
G5 C G5
Out in the middle of nowhere
Em Dsus2 A/C#
With nothing much else to do
C G5
Oh, the night brought us together
A7 D7
And I lent my heart to you
[Verse 2]
G5 C G5
Maybe you were running way from something
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Without so much as a plan
C G5
Not a living soul to guide you
A7 C
"Jesus" tattooed on your hand
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Somebody called you something sweet once
C G5
It was more than Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
C G5 C
[Verse 3]
G5 C G5
And when my heart has no rest
Em Dsus2 A/C#
And a thousand things are on my mind
C G5
I'll always save some room for you
A7 D7
I won't let you get left behind
[Verse 4]
G5 C G5
Oh, and I always will remember
Em Dsus2 A/C#
When the lonely day is through
C G5
That somewhere far from Fulton County
A7 C
A stranger says a prayer for you
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5 G5/F#
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Your mother called you something sweet once
C Csus2 C
It was more than Fulton County Jane
G5
Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
C G5 C
[Verse 5]
G5 C G5 G5/F#
We came into this life with nothing
Em Dsus2 A7/C#
And all we're taking is a name
C G5
That's why I've written you this song
C
This is for Fulton County Jane
[Chorus]
C G5
Girl, the whole world's gone crazy
C G5
And there's only God to blame
Em Dsus2 A/C#
Your mother called you something sweet once, darling
C Csus2 C
You're more than Fulton County,
G5
Fulton County Jane
C G5 C
Fulton County Jane
[Interlude]
G5 C G5 C
[Outro]
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
G5 C
Ooh, ooh
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