Biography:
Caroline Herring is a Mississippi-born, Atlanta-based singer/songwriter. She started her career in Austin, TX, where she won the 2002 Best New Artist award in both the Austin American-Statesman and the Austin Chronicle. There she released two albums: Twilight (2001) and Wellspring (2003). Herring relocated to Atlanta, and recently she won the 2008 Best Singer/songwriter award in Atlanta's Creative Loafing.
In 2008, Herring released her outstanding album Lantana (Signature Sounds)
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Other songs:
- A Little Bit Of Mercy
- A Turn Upon The Hill
- Abuelita
- All The Pretty Little Horses
- Black Mountain Lullaby
- Building Of The Road
- Camilla
- Carolina Moon
- Colorado Woman
- Come With Me
- Delta Highway
- Dixie Darling
- Donna Donna
- Emma
- Everybody Needs A Special Place
- Fair And Tender Ladies
- Flee As A Bird
- Heart And Soul
- Heartbreak Tonight
- Here In California
- House On Wheels
- I Went For A Month
- I Will Go Into The Day
- Jewels
- Lay My Burden Down
- Learning To Drive
- Lets Take A Walk
- Lover Girl
- Magnolias
- Maiden Voyage
- Midnight On The Water
- Mistress
- Mortified
- Music Of The Mountains
- One Day She Saw Me
- Paper Gown
- Ringside Rodeo
- Sams Song
- Song Of The Wandering Aengus
- Standing In The Water
- States Of Grace
- Stone Cold World
- Summer Song
- The Dozens
- The Way That You Are
- The Wild Rose
- Trace
- Wise Woman
- Wreck On The Highway
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*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS*****
Caroline Herring - Fair And Tender Ladies
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[INTRO]
G C G D F-C-G
C G D G
You write about a place so dear, in all its good and evil
C G D G
A loving cup, an aching scar, you need no thread and needle
C G Am D
To sew your name into your clothes or hem a ragged line
G C G D C G
All muscular and luminous, oh, heroine of mine
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
C G D G
You raised yourself from mud and spit and opened up your eyes
C G D G
Stretching out your graceful limbs, from heart and soul on fire
C G Am D
From sidewalks and handlebars, summer sun and evening stars
G C G D C G
And unincorporated streets, oh, heroine I long to meet
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
Em C Em C Am C A D G C G D G C G D F-C-G
La-dies, la-dies, la-dies, la-a-dies
C G D G
You set aside your trays and flowers, like a ball and chain
C G D G
You understood a time and place upon which you proclaimed
C G Am D
Your skirt was not to hide behind, your womanhood, no alibi
G C G D C G
You would not live so man could die, oh, white-gloved heroine of mine
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
[OUTRO]
G C G D G D G
Caroline Herring - Fair And Tender Ladies
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[INTRO]
G C G D F-C-G
C G D G
You write about a place so dear, in all its good and evil
C G D G
A loving cup, an aching scar, you need no thread and needle
C G Am D
To sew your name into your clothes or hem a ragged line
G C G D C G
All muscular and luminous, oh, heroine of mine
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
C G D G
You raised yourself from mud and spit and opened up your eyes
C G D G
Stretching out your graceful limbs, from heart and soul on fire
C G Am D
From sidewalks and handlebars, summer sun and evening stars
G C G D C G
And unincorporated streets, oh, heroine I long to meet
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
Em C Em C Am C A D G C G D G C G D F-C-G
La-dies, la-dies, la-dies, la-a-dies
C G D G
You set aside your trays and flowers, like a ball and chain
C G D G
You understood a time and place upon which you proclaimed
C G Am D
Your skirt was not to hide behind, your womanhood, no alibi
G C G D C G
You would not live so man could die, oh, white-gloved heroine of mine
[CHORUS]
C G
Ladies
D G
Oh, ladies
C G
My ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
D C G
My fair and tender ladies
D F-C-G
My fair and tender ladies
[OUTRO]
G C G D G D G
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