Biography:
Annie Grace is a Scottish musician and actor. As well as her solo work, she is probably best known for her work with The Iron Horse, The Unusual Suspects, Scottish Women, and Grace, Hewat & Polwart (the latter with Corrina Hewat and Karine Polwart).
Born and raised in the Scottish Highlands, Grace is from a musical family, singing harmonies with her four siblings around the kitchen table. She took up the highland pipes at the age of 11, and her
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Annie Graces version of the Michael Marra song
Listen to this version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X6YTx-j3AU
Between G and Em in any situation you can walk over an F# on the low E string
Also I am not sure if it's C7 or Am - Intro sounds like C7 though the rest sounds like Am
Chorus starts on Em in the Marra Version though it sounds like either C or this Em x79987
C C/B C/A
e|--0----0----0----|
B|--1----1----1----|
G|--0----0----0----|
D|--2----0----0----|
A|--3----2----0----|
E|--x----x----x----|
[Intro]
G G C Am
G Em D D7
G G7 C C7
G Em C C/B C/A G
[Verse]
G C Am
When these shoes were new it was "how do you do"
G Em D D7
It was whiskey and telling our tales
G G7 C C7
And when my shirt was clean I was there to be seen
G Em D
I had clean eyes and my smile never failed
[Chorus]
Em/C Bm C G
All of my brothers that I met on the way
Em Bm
They were drinking by night
C D
They were drinking by day
C G
Ah restore to my eyes
D Em
What was clear and was bright
G D C Am7
And honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking tonight
[Verse]
G C Am
Bluebells and matches and stains on the table
G Em D D7
The sweet smell of the luscious Woodbine.
G G7 C C7
"Ah Mister McEwen you will be my ruin"
G Em D
I say, but I don't really mind
[Chorus]
Em Bm C G
All of my brothers that I met on the way
Em Bm
They were drinking by night
C D
They were drinking by day
C G
Ah restore to my eyes
D Em
What was clear and was bright
G D C Am7
And honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking tonight
[Verse]
G C Am
Oh I'm still smiling through, though there's stains on my shoes
G Em D
The right is heavy and the left it is light
G G7 C C7/A
if it's left up to you then I know what you'd do
G D C Am7
Honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking to - night
Listen to this version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X6YTx-j3AU
Between G and Em in any situation you can walk over an F# on the low E string
Also I am not sure if it's C7 or Am - Intro sounds like C7 though the rest sounds like Am
Chorus starts on Em in the Marra Version though it sounds like either C or this Em x79987
C C/B C/A
e|--0----0----0----|
B|--1----1----1----|
G|--0----0----0----|
D|--2----0----0----|
A|--3----2----0----|
E|--x----x----x----|
[Intro]
G G C Am
G Em D D7
G G7 C C7
G Em C C/B C/A G
[Verse]
G C Am
When these shoes were new it was "how do you do"
G Em D D7
It was whiskey and telling our tales
G G7 C C7
And when my shirt was clean I was there to be seen
G Em D
I had clean eyes and my smile never failed
[Chorus]
Em/C Bm C G
All of my brothers that I met on the way
Em Bm
They were drinking by night
C D
They were drinking by day
C G
Ah restore to my eyes
D Em
What was clear and was bright
G D C Am7
And honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking tonight
[Verse]
G C Am
Bluebells and matches and stains on the table
G Em D D7
The sweet smell of the luscious Woodbine.
G G7 C C7
"Ah Mister McEwen you will be my ruin"
G Em D
I say, but I don't really mind
[Chorus]
Em Bm C G
All of my brothers that I met on the way
Em Bm
They were drinking by night
C D
They were drinking by day
C G
Ah restore to my eyes
D Em
What was clear and was bright
G D C Am7
And honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking tonight
[Verse]
G C Am
Oh I'm still smiling through, though there's stains on my shoes
G Em D
The right is heavy and the left it is light
G G7 C C7/A
if it's left up to you then I know what you'd do
G D C Am7
Honey take me out drinking tonight
G C - C/B - C/A G
Honey take me out drinking to - night
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