Biography:
Arthur Alexander (May 10, 1940 – June 9, 1993), born in Florence, Alabama, was perhaps one of the biggest stars to arise out of the American country-soul scene. Working with Muscle Shoals, a pioneering record label, Alexander's "You Better Move On" was the label's first hit and perhaps his best-known song, covered by The Rolling Stones. "Anna (Go to Him)" a US rhythm and blues Top Ten Hit (covered by The Beatles), "Soldier of Love" (covered by The Beatles
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Other songs:
- A Hundred Pounds Of Clay
- A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues
- A Thousand Stars
- All I Need Is You
- Anna Go To Him
- Black Night
- Dont You Know It
- Dream Girl
- Every Day I Have To Cry Some
- If Its Really Got To Be This Way
- In The Middle Of It All
- Love Me Warm And Tender
- Soldier Of Love
- The Wanderer
- Where Have You Been All My Life
- You Better Move On
- You Dont Care
- You Dont Care For Me
- Young World
- Youre The Reason
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Every Day I Have to Cry Some:Arthur Alexander.
on BUDDAH Records in 1975.
INTRO: G
#1.
G Em Am
There was a little girl I had planned to marry.
G
This was my love, I didn't want to share it.
Em Am
I thought that love would make my life bright and
sunny.
D G
She said she couldn't love me cause I didn't have
no money.
CHORUS:
G Em Am D
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
G
cry some.
Em Am D
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
G
to cry.
#2.
G Em Am
I had me a girl, I guess I really loved her.
D G
Every night now, I was thinking of her.
Em Am
But you can't mix love with money, cause if you do it's
G
gonna hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
G Em Am D
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
G
cry some.
Em Am D
Dry the water from my eyes some, every day I have
G
to cry.
#3.
Ab Fm Bbm
Lord, I know that I'm just a poor man..
Eb Ab
but is it wrong to love cause I'm not a rich man?
Fm Bbm Eb Ab
Every time you mix love with money..every time you hurt
somebody.
CHORUS:
Fm Bbm Eb
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have
Ab Fm
to cry some.
Bbm Eb
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have to
Ab
cry.
CHORUS:
Fm Bbm Eb
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have
Ab
to cry some.
Bbm Eb
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have to
Ab
cry.
OUTRO:
Ab Fm Bbm
Every day I have to let the water fall from my
Ab
eyes..(x2)..(Fade.)
A sixties/seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
on BUDDAH Records in 1975.
INTRO: G
#1.
G Em Am
There was a little girl I had planned to marry.
G
This was my love, I didn't want to share it.
Em Am
I thought that love would make my life bright and
sunny.
D G
She said she couldn't love me cause I didn't have
no money.
CHORUS:
G Em Am D
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
G
cry some.
Em Am D
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
G
to cry.
#2.
G Em Am
I had me a girl, I guess I really loved her.
D G
Every night now, I was thinking of her.
Em Am
But you can't mix love with money, cause if you do it's
G
gonna hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
G Em Am D
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
G
cry some.
Em Am D
Dry the water from my eyes some, every day I have
G
to cry.
#3.
Ab Fm Bbm
Lord, I know that I'm just a poor man..
Eb Ab
but is it wrong to love cause I'm not a rich man?
Fm Bbm Eb Ab
Every time you mix love with money..every time you hurt
somebody.
CHORUS:
Fm Bbm Eb
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have
Ab Fm
to cry some.
Bbm Eb
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have to
Ab
cry.
CHORUS:
Fm Bbm Eb
So, every day I have to cry some..every day I have
Ab
to cry some.
Bbm Eb
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have to
Ab
cry.
OUTRO:
Ab Fm Bbm
Every day I have to let the water fall from my
Ab
eyes..(x2)..(Fade.)
A sixties/seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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