Biography:
Hailing from Stillwater, Oklahoma, The Great Divide was a grass roots working band that attempted to meet the country music industry head on with its work ethic, tenacity, genuine likeability, and hard-hitting style. Over the past fifteen years The Great Divide steadily progressed the hill of the unforgiving music industry, proving not only their musical talents, but also their business savvy before disbanding in 2007.
In 1993 the group formed their own record label, publishing company and operating company, and began recording.
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Other songs:
- Belly Of The Beast
- Between Two Thieves
- Calling All Cars
- Deliver Us
- Dont Fear To Tread
- Hotel Band
- In My Ears
- Just Not Good Enough
- Letting Go
- Lucky Man
- Modello
- Moon Is Almost Full
- My Sweet Lily
- Out In The Fields
- Outlaws Prayer
- Saints In The Twilight
- Skies Are Turnin Red
- Via Dolorosa
- Wild Child
- Wildflower
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[Verse]
G C
Sittin' here with my hands in my pockets,
D G
Starin' down at my shoe strings.
G C
Been thinkin' bout love and rockets,
D G
And the hapiness that the sunshine brings.
G C
Been talkin' mostly to strangers,
D G
They don't ask the same old thing.
G C
"Where ya been? Where ya goin'?"
D G
It all starts to ring
[Chorus]
C
- In my ears, man.
G
Open up a window, gonna shout it out.
I'm a terrible pretender.
D G
I can't sit here and act like I give a damn.
C
Yeah, you're in my ears, man.
G
A wastin' time, might as well roll it on down the line.
D G
Take care, mister, it'll work out fine in the end. -
[Verse]
G C
At night when you're lyin' in bed,
D G
Thinkin' bout a melody.
G C
Words are floatin' through your head,
D G
I hope somehow you think of me.
G C
And I know that you probably will
D G
Cause I saw it once there behind your eyes.
G C
My words will be on your lips
D G
Before you even realize
[Chorus]
C
- I'm in your ears, man.
G
Open up a window, gonna shout it out.
I'm a terrible pretender.
D G
I can't sit here and act like I give a damn.
C
Cause you're in my ears, man.
G
A wastin' time, might as well roll it on down the line.
D G
Take care, mister, it'll work out fine in the end...two, three, four.
G C
Sittin' here with my hands in my pockets,
D G
Starin' down at my shoe strings.
G C
Been thinkin' bout love and rockets,
D G
And the hapiness that the sunshine brings.
G C
Been talkin' mostly to strangers,
D G
They don't ask the same old thing.
G C
"Where ya been? Where ya goin'?"
D G
It all starts to ring
[Chorus]
C
- In my ears, man.
G
Open up a window, gonna shout it out.
I'm a terrible pretender.
D G
I can't sit here and act like I give a damn.
C
Yeah, you're in my ears, man.
G
A wastin' time, might as well roll it on down the line.
D G
Take care, mister, it'll work out fine in the end. -
[Verse]
G C
At night when you're lyin' in bed,
D G
Thinkin' bout a melody.
G C
Words are floatin' through your head,
D G
I hope somehow you think of me.
G C
And I know that you probably will
D G
Cause I saw it once there behind your eyes.
G C
My words will be on your lips
D G
Before you even realize
[Chorus]
C
- I'm in your ears, man.
G
Open up a window, gonna shout it out.
I'm a terrible pretender.
D G
I can't sit here and act like I give a damn.
C
Cause you're in my ears, man.
G
A wastin' time, might as well roll it on down the line.
D G
Take care, mister, it'll work out fine in the end...two, three, four.
Mike Naran
Mike Nesmith
Mike Ness
Mike Noegraf
Mike Oneill
Mike Reno
Mike Rivera
Mike Rutherford
Mike Ryan
Mike Sarne