Biography:
Lisa Loeb (born Lisa Anne Loeb in Bethesda, Maryland, United States on 11 March 1968 ) is an American singer-songwriter and actress. She launched her career in 1994 with the song, Stay. She is only one of two artists to have a number one single on the Billboard Hot 100 while not signed to a recording contract (the other being Macklemore with 2013's Thrift Shop).
Loeb carried the momentum of her early success into a multi-dimensional career encompassing music, film, television, voice-over work and children’s recordings.
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Other songs:
- Do You Sleep
- Jenny Jenkins
- Stay
- Wishing Heart
- Best Friend
- Come Back
- Dance With The Angels
- Falling In Love
- Firecracker
- Fools Like Me
- How
- I Do
- Its Not Goodbye
- Jake
- Lisa Listen
- No Fairy Tale
- Sandalwood
- Shes Falling Apart
- Snow Day
- Stay I Missed You
- Taffy
- This
- Train Song
- We Could Still Belong Together
- Weak Day
- What Am I Supposed To Say Acoustic
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[Intro]
C F
[Verse 1]
C
Who would steal on sunday?
F
Who'd made them believe make believe?
C G
Who'd buy a prayer when you can pray for free?
F
If the way you drank your coffee was the way you looked at me,
G
Then I could take both my hands off the tv.
[Refrain]
Am G C
I've been sleeping on half of my bed lately,
Am G C
And thinking about what you said to me,
Am C Em F
'you're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh
[Chorus]
Am C Em
Lisa, won't you listen?
Am C Em
The moon shines for you.
Am C Em F
You're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh'
[Verse 2]
C F
A sweet man will sing a seafaring song,
C G
And a dear, strong woman coos gently along.
F
Good guys at the cozy are servin' folks for free.
G
Did you ever notice there are so many people in bands in the city?
[Refrain]
Am G C
I've been sleeping on half of my bed lately,
Am G C
And thinking about what you said to me,
Am C Em F
'you're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh
[Bridge]
Am
And I will not judge you by the way you play your instrument.
D G
That's true as fiction, sometimes I do,
F
But the moon shines halfway sometimes too.
[Chorus]
Am C Em
Lisa, won't you listen?
Am C Em
The moon shines for you:
Am C Em
You're tipsy and turning, you've got one foot on the floor.
Am C Em
You're alive, you are burning, oh woh
F
You always wanted more.
[Outro]
C F C F C
Oh oh woh...
C F
[Verse 1]
C
Who would steal on sunday?
F
Who'd made them believe make believe?
C G
Who'd buy a prayer when you can pray for free?
F
If the way you drank your coffee was the way you looked at me,
G
Then I could take both my hands off the tv.
[Refrain]
Am G C
I've been sleeping on half of my bed lately,
Am G C
And thinking about what you said to me,
Am C Em F
'you're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh
[Chorus]
Am C Em
Lisa, won't you listen?
Am C Em
The moon shines for you.
Am C Em F
You're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh'
[Verse 2]
C F
A sweet man will sing a seafaring song,
C G
And a dear, strong woman coos gently along.
F
Good guys at the cozy are servin' folks for free.
G
Did you ever notice there are so many people in bands in the city?
[Refrain]
Am G C
I've been sleeping on half of my bed lately,
Am G C
And thinking about what you said to me,
Am C Em F
'you're tipsy, you're turning, you are alive, you are burning, oh
[Bridge]
Am
And I will not judge you by the way you play your instrument.
D G
That's true as fiction, sometimes I do,
F
But the moon shines halfway sometimes too.
[Chorus]
Am C Em
Lisa, won't you listen?
Am C Em
The moon shines for you:
Am C Em
You're tipsy and turning, you've got one foot on the floor.
Am C Em
You're alive, you are burning, oh woh
F
You always wanted more.
[Outro]
C F C F C
Oh oh woh...
Lissie
Listener
Lit
Lita Ford
Little And Ashle (...)
Little Joy
Little Man Tate
Little May
Little Mermaid
Little Mix