Biography:
J.D. Crowe (born James Dee Crowe on 27 August 1937, in Lexington, Kentucky) is an American banjo player and bluegrass band leader. He formed J.D. Crowe & The Kentucky Mountain Boys who subsequently became J.D. Crowe and The New South. He also co-formed The Bluegrass Album Band.
Crowe first became known during his four-year stint Jimmy Martin’s Sunny Mountain Boys, begun while he was still a teenager in the mid–1950s, contributed to scores of
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C F Am
When you say that you love me, I don't know what you mean,
Dm G
But it seems, Like I should.
C F Dm
And if I say I'm bruised and torn, .... Another love should find me,
F G C
You won't mind, if this one is for good.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
C F Am
When your coat falls from your shoulders, In a heap upon the floor,
Dm G
And the door, behind is closed,
C F Dm
I don't know if I can stand it. It's an awful lot to handle,
F G C
Taking scraps of all the things I've known.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
C F Am
When you say that you love me, I don't know what to say,
Dm G
I'm afraid, To be alone.
C F Dm
I'm afraid that you might hurt me, Unable to be certain,
F G C
Afraid that I might turn and find you gone.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
When you say that you love me, I don't know what you mean,
Dm G
But it seems, Like I should.
C F Dm
And if I say I'm bruised and torn, .... Another love should find me,
F G C
You won't mind, if this one is for good.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
C F Am
When your coat falls from your shoulders, In a heap upon the floor,
Dm G
And the door, behind is closed,
C F Dm
I don't know if I can stand it. It's an awful lot to handle,
F G C
Taking scraps of all the things I've known.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
C F Am
When you say that you love me, I don't know what to say,
Dm G
I'm afraid, To be alone.
C F Dm
I'm afraid that you might hurt me, Unable to be certain,
F G C
Afraid that I might turn and find you gone.
[Chorus]
G C Em7 Am
I don't know if I can take it, If we can really make it.
G C
I've never known a love without an end.
G C Em7 Am
But if you really think we can, Then you can share my blanket,
F G C
And we'll see what happens then.
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