Biography:
The Gentrys were an American band of the 1960s and early 1970s best known for their 1965 hit "Keep on Dancing" (in 1971 also a #9 hit for the Bay City Rollers). Follow-up singles charted outside of the top 40: "Every Day I Have To Cry" (1966), "Spread It On Thick" (1966), "Cinnamon Girl" (1970), "Why Should I Cry" (1970), "Wild World" (1971), and a 'Bubbling Under' Billboard chart entry "Brown Paper Sack" (#101, 1966).
The seven-member group of Treadwell High School (Memphis
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Every Day I Have To Cry:The Gentrys.
#77 on BB Hot 100 on MGM Records
in 1966.
INTRO: D A
#1.
A Bm
I had a little girl I'd planned to marry..
E A
this was my love, I didn't want to share it.
A Bm
I thought that love would make my life bright
and sunny.
E A
She said she couldn't love me cause I didn't
have no money.
CHORUS:
A Bm E
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
A
cry some.
A Bm E
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
A
to cry.
#2.
A Bm E
I had me a girl, I guess I really loved her..every night
A
I was thinking of her.
A Bm E
But you can't mix love with money, cause when you do, it's
A
bound to hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
A F#m Bm E
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
A
cry some.
A Bm E
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
A
to cry.
#3.
Bb Cm F
Oh, Lord, I know that I'm just a poor man but is it wrong to
Bb
love cause I'm not a rich man?
Bb Cm F
But every time, you mix love with money, every time, it's gonna
Bb
hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
Bb Cm F
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
Bb
cry some.
Bb Cm F
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
Bb
to cry.
OUTRO:
Bb Cm F
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
Bb
cry some.
Bb Cm F
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
Bb
to cry.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#77 on BB Hot 100 on MGM Records
in 1966.
INTRO: D A
#1.
A Bm
I had a little girl I'd planned to marry..
E A
this was my love, I didn't want to share it.
A Bm
I thought that love would make my life bright
and sunny.
E A
She said she couldn't love me cause I didn't
have no money.
CHORUS:
A Bm E
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
A
cry some.
A Bm E
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
A
to cry.
#2.
A Bm E
I had me a girl, I guess I really loved her..every night
A
I was thinking of her.
A Bm E
But you can't mix love with money, cause when you do, it's
A
bound to hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
A F#m Bm E
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
A
cry some.
A Bm E
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
A
to cry.
#3.
Bb Cm F
Oh, Lord, I know that I'm just a poor man but is it wrong to
Bb
love cause I'm not a rich man?
Bb Cm F
But every time, you mix love with money, every time, it's gonna
Bb
hurt somebody.
CHORUS:
Bb Cm F
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
Bb
cry some.
Bb Cm F
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
Bb
to cry.
OUTRO:
Bb Cm F
Every day I have to cry some..every day I have to
Bb
cry some.
Bb Cm F
Dry the water from my eyes some..every day I have
Bb
to cry.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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