Biography:
Ashley Monroe (born Ashley Lauren Monroe on September 10, 1986, in Knoxville, Tennessee) is an American country music singer-songwriter.
Growing up, her parents played songs by the Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd, so her country rock roots started early, and she was already taking piano lesson before she turned seven. At age 11, she won a talent contest in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (home of Dolly Parton's resort "Dollywood"), singing "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart.
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Other songs:
- Bombshell
- Dixie
- From Time To Time
- Hands On You
- Hanks Cadillac
- Hard On A Heart
- Has Anybody Ever Told You
- I Buried Your Love Alive
- I Dont Want To
- If Love Was Fair
- If The Devil Dont Want Me
- Im Good At Leavin
- Keys To The Kingdom
- Like A Rose
- Mayflower
- Mayflowers
- Monroe Suede
- Mothers Daughter
- On To Something Good
- Orphan
- Paying Attention
- Pretty Saro
- Rita
- Satisfied
- Shes Driving Me Out Of Your Mind
- Tennessee Christmas
- The Blade
- The Morning After
- The Truth
- Two Weeks Late
- Used
- Weed Instead Of Roses
- Weed Instead Of Wine
- Weight Of The Load
- Wild Love
- You Aint Dolly And You Aint Porter
- You Got Me
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[Intro]
A G D
[Verse 1]
D
I could wait until you're sleeping, you'd never hear me leaving
Go without saying a word
I could write it in a letter; maybe it'd be better
Who knows? It could make it worse
G
Save it for a rainy day
D
Baby, either way, I'm damning it straight to Hell
[Chorus]
A
Ten to three, you're half past nine
G D
It'll never be a good time to drop a bombshell
[Verse 2]
D
If I did a little drinking, may numb me into thinking
I could tell you face to face
If I harden my heart, I'd tear us apart
So I wouldn't have to carry this weight
G
Here on my shoulder
D
I'd tell you it's over 'stead of keeping it to myself
[Chorus]
A G
Morning or midnight, it'll never be a good time
D
To drop a bombshell
[Bridge]
G
I can't love you
D
I can't love you anymore
G
I can't love you
D
I can't love you anymore
[Verse 3]
D
Driving through the smoke, out of the ashes
Looking for a place to land
All that I know is I can't go back, so I'm driving fast as I can
G
Picking up pieces, praying to Jesus
D
Lord, I'm gonna need your help
[Chorus]
A
It ain't the easy way
G D
There's always a price to pay for dropping a bombshell
A
Ten to three, you're half past nine
G
It'll never be a good time
A G D
[Verse 1]
D
I could wait until you're sleeping, you'd never hear me leaving
Go without saying a word
I could write it in a letter; maybe it'd be better
Who knows? It could make it worse
G
Save it for a rainy day
D
Baby, either way, I'm damning it straight to Hell
[Chorus]
A
Ten to three, you're half past nine
G D
It'll never be a good time to drop a bombshell
[Verse 2]
D
If I did a little drinking, may numb me into thinking
I could tell you face to face
If I harden my heart, I'd tear us apart
So I wouldn't have to carry this weight
G
Here on my shoulder
D
I'd tell you it's over 'stead of keeping it to myself
[Chorus]
A G
Morning or midnight, it'll never be a good time
D
To drop a bombshell
[Bridge]
G
I can't love you
D
I can't love you anymore
G
I can't love you
D
I can't love you anymore
[Verse 3]
D
Driving through the smoke, out of the ashes
Looking for a place to land
All that I know is I can't go back, so I'm driving fast as I can
G
Picking up pieces, praying to Jesus
D
Lord, I'm gonna need your help
[Chorus]
A
It ain't the easy way
G D
There's always a price to pay for dropping a bombshell
A
Ten to three, you're half past nine
G
It'll never be a good time
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