Biography:
Shawn Mullins (born March 8, 1968 in Piedmont hospital, Atlanta, Georgia) is a singer songwriter who specializes in folk rock, Instrumental rock, and adult alternative music.
Shawn's voice varies widely standing out along with his rythym acoustical, electric guitar strokes. Shawn travels with his sound man and tour manager, Big Kip Conner.
Mullins's earlier work was influenced by acoustic and power-pop groups such as the Violent Femmes, The Producers and the Indigo Girls.
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Other songs:
- Faith
- Lullaby
- All In My Head
- Anchored In You
- And On A Rainy Night
- Ballad Of Billy Jo Mckay
- Ballad Of Kathryn Johnston
- Beautiful Wreck
- Beautifull Wreck
- Blue As You
- Cabbagetown
- California
- Canyons And Caverns
- Cycle Of Our Souls
- Everywhere I Go
- Ferguson
- Fraction Of A Man
- Gulf Of Mexico
- Home
- Joshua
- Joy Terrell Brown
- Light You Up
- Lonesome I Know You Too Well
- My Stupid Heart
- No Blue Sky
- Patricks Song
- Shimmer
- Soul Child
- Soul Core
- Sunday Morning Coming Down
- Tannin Bed Song
- The Ghost Of Johnny Cash
- The Great Unknown
- This Ones For The Majors
- This Time Last Time
- Twin Rocks Oregon
- We Could Go And Start Again
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This is the my first attempt at this go easy. I watched him play it on youtube
I'm pretty sure its accurate
Great Song... Enjoy
Am G D Dsus F
Old Miss Johnston lived all alone
Am
On the sorry side of town
Am
Broke down cars and burglar bars
G D Dsus F
On the windows and doors
Am
In case danger comes around
Am
Sittin' in her yellow kitchen
G D F Am
Listenin' to bad news on a AM radio
Am
It used to be Louis Armstrong
G D Dsus F
Then Martin Luther King
Am
Where did everybody go?
G Am
Out the window where her garden was
G F Am
It's not safe to go outside
G
Old Miss Johnston in the eye of the storm
F Am
It was the safest place to hide
Am G D F
Yeah life's a gamble for the broken and the weak
Am
Dealin' with the bangers and the drugs
Am
The whinos weave and amble
G D Dsus F
And shuffle on down the street
Am
Steerin' clear of all the thugs
G Am
And now my city hangs her head in shame
G F Am
You can't tell the truth from all the lies
G
Everything changed forever and everything stayed the same
F Am
On the night Miss Johnston died
I'm pretty sure its accurate
Great Song... Enjoy
Am G D Dsus F
Old Miss Johnston lived all alone
Am
On the sorry side of town
Am
Broke down cars and burglar bars
G D Dsus F
On the windows and doors
Am
In case danger comes around
Am
Sittin' in her yellow kitchen
G D F Am
Listenin' to bad news on a AM radio
Am
It used to be Louis Armstrong
G D Dsus F
Then Martin Luther King
Am
Where did everybody go?
G Am
Out the window where her garden was
G F Am
It's not safe to go outside
G
Old Miss Johnston in the eye of the storm
F Am
It was the safest place to hide
Am G D F
Yeah life's a gamble for the broken and the weak
Am
Dealin' with the bangers and the drugs
Am
The whinos weave and amble
G D Dsus F
And shuffle on down the street
Am
Steerin' clear of all the thugs
G Am
And now my city hangs her head in shame
G F Am
You can't tell the truth from all the lies
G
Everything changed forever and everything stayed the same
F Am
On the night Miss Johnston died
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