Biography:
Chery Wheeler is a singer-songwriter from the East Coast of the USA. Her music ranges from thoughtful ballads such as "Who Am I Foolin'" to irreverent songs about potatoes, her pets, and the state of the world. In concert, she is known for her self-deprecating sense of humor and stories of life on the road.
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Other songs:
- Ghandi/buddha
- Act Of Nature
- Addicted
- Alice
- All The Live Long Day
- Almost
- Arrow
- Bad Connection
- Beyond The Lights
- But The Days And Nights Are Long
- Does The Future Look Black
- Dont Forget The Guns
- Dont Wanna
- Emotional Response
- Frequently Wrong But Never In Doubt
- Further And Further Away
- Gandhi Buddha
- Grey And Green
- His Hometown
- Howl At The Moon
- Lighting Up The Mighty Mississippi
- Little Road
- Miss You More Than Im Mad
- Moonlight And Roses
- Mrs Pinoccis Guitar
- Music In My Room
- Must Be Sinking Now
- Northern Girl
- One Step At A Time
- Orbiting Jupiter
- Piper
- Praise The Lord And Life Is Grand
- Quarter Moon
- Right Way To Do The Wrong Thing
- School Girls
- Silver Lining
- Since Youve Been Gone
- So Far To Fall
- Spring
- Summer Fly
- Summers Almost Over
- Sylvia Hotel
- The Rivers
- Time Taketh Away
- Tv
- Underbrush
- When Fall Comes To New England
- When Youre Gone
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[Verse]
E B F#
And they seem to know each other very well
E B G#m F# B E
They speak across the garden and not a soul could tell
E F# B E
They can read the summer sky and they can hear the back brook swell
E B F# B
And they seem to know each other very well
E B F#
And they drive up north on sunday afternoons
E B G#m F# B E
And he buys her wooden windmills and whales and quarter moons
E F# B E
She feeds the birds all winter and she knows them by their tunes
E B F# B
And they drive up north on sunday afternoons
[Chorus]
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
And all summer long, they make the garden grow
B F# E
Keep the green so strong
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
Oh, wish them well, for standing on their own
[Verse]
E B F#
And they buried their old dog in their backyard
E B G#m F# B E
With a fence and plastic roses And St. Francis standing guard
E F# B E
She speaks of him quite often to this day she takes it hard
E B F# B
And they buried their old dog in their backyard
E B F#
She brings me plants and flowers all the time
E B G#m F# B E
And we dig the holes together she has to help with mine
E F# B E
When she pats the soil around them oh my god, her eyes can shine
E B F# B
She brings me plants and flowers all the time
[Chorus]
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
And all summer long, they make the garden grow
B F# E
Keep the green so strong
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
Oh, wish them well, for standing on their own
[Verse]
E B F#
And they speak about their lives as almost gone
E B G#m F# B E
Waiting for the sunset from an old and distant dawn
E F# B E
Selling off the land except the part they're living on
E B F# B
And they speak of their lives as almost gone
E B F#
And they seem to know each other very well
E B G#m F# B E
They speak across the garden and not a soul could tell
E F# B E
They can read the summer sky and they can hear the back brook swell
E B F# B
And they seem to know each other very well
E B F#
And they seem to know each other very well
E B G#m F# B E
They speak across the garden and not a soul could tell
E F# B E
They can read the summer sky and they can hear the back brook swell
E B F# B
And they seem to know each other very well
E B F#
And they drive up north on sunday afternoons
E B G#m F# B E
And he buys her wooden windmills and whales and quarter moons
E F# B E
She feeds the birds all winter and she knows them by their tunes
E B F# B
And they drive up north on sunday afternoons
[Chorus]
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
And all summer long, they make the garden grow
B F# E
Keep the green so strong
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
Oh, wish them well, for standing on their own
[Verse]
E B F#
And they buried their old dog in their backyard
E B G#m F# B E
With a fence and plastic roses And St. Francis standing guard
E F# B E
She speaks of him quite often to this day she takes it hard
E B F# B
And they buried their old dog in their backyard
E B F#
She brings me plants and flowers all the time
E B G#m F# B E
And we dig the holes together she has to help with mine
E F# B E
When she pats the soil around them oh my god, her eyes can shine
E B F# B
She brings me plants and flowers all the time
[Chorus]
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
And all summer long, they make the garden grow
B F# E
Keep the green so strong
G#m F#m B C#m B F#
Oh, wish them well, for standing on their own
[Verse]
E B F#
And they speak about their lives as almost gone
E B G#m F# B E
Waiting for the sunset from an old and distant dawn
E F# B E
Selling off the land except the part they're living on
E B F# B
And they speak of their lives as almost gone
E B F#
And they seem to know each other very well
E B G#m F# B E
They speak across the garden and not a soul could tell
E F# B E
They can read the summer sky and they can hear the back brook swell
E B F# B
And they seem to know each other very well
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