Biography:
Shelby Lynne (born Shelby Lynn Moorer, October 22, 1968, Quantico, Virginia) is an American singer, songwriter and actress.
Lynne's first recording for Epic was a duet with George Jones, "If I Could Bottle This Up", which became a top-50 hit in 1988. In 2000 she won a Grammy award for "Best New Artist", despite the fact that she had been recording and releasing records for more than ten years
With Tears, Lies, and Alibis the follow-up to 2008's Just A Little Lovin' and the first release on her own label
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Other songs:
- Black Light Blue
- Dreamsome
- Gotta Be Better
- Gotta Get Back
- Heavens Only Days Down The Road
- Hurt Im Leavin
- I Wont Die Alone
- I Wont Leave You
- If I Was Smart
- If I Were Smart
- Jesus On A Greyhound
- Killin Kind
- Life Is Bad
- Looking Up
- Sleep
- The Thief
- Things Are Tough All Over
- Wall In Your Heart
- Where Im From
- Why Cant You Be
- You Dont Have A Heart
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Black Light Blue – Shelby Lynne
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Heaven's perfect hue
Am
The ultimate possession
A7
The game you couldn't lose
Dm
The voice in the corner
G
The song you hardly knew
Cmaj7
The terrible admission
Fmaj7
Some tragic lonely tune
Bb A G7 F
Slow the spanish dancer on a stage
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Is tearing me in two
Am
A mad revelation
A7
Shakespeare isn't true
Dm
The raising of the glasses
G
The falling into sin
Cmaj7
Dying in the desert
Fmaj7
The loners lonely end
Bb A G7 F
In the shifting sand oasis
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Cock-a-doodle-do
Am
Calling for the innocent
A7
The taming of the shrew
Dm
The muting of the colors
G
The mystical review
Cmaj7
Trying for forever,
Fmaj7
is what you'll never do
Bb A G7 F
There you stand, alone
[Ending]
Am
Black light blue
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Heaven's perfect hue
Am
The ultimate possession
A7
The game you couldn't lose
Dm
The voice in the corner
G
The song you hardly knew
Cmaj7
The terrible admission
Fmaj7
Some tragic lonely tune
Bb A G7 F
Slow the spanish dancer on a stage
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Is tearing me in two
Am
A mad revelation
A7
Shakespeare isn't true
Dm
The raising of the glasses
G
The falling into sin
Cmaj7
Dying in the desert
Fmaj7
The loners lonely end
Bb A G7 F
In the shifting sand oasis
[Verse]
Am
Black light blue
Gm
Cock-a-doodle-do
Am
Calling for the innocent
A7
The taming of the shrew
Dm
The muting of the colors
G
The mystical review
Cmaj7
Trying for forever,
Fmaj7
is what you'll never do
Bb A G7 F
There you stand, alone
[Ending]
Am
Black light blue
Shell
Shellac
Shelley Fabares
Shelley Reddy
SHELLS
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