Biography:
Brandi Carlile (b. June 1, 1981, in Ravensdale, Washington) is an American singer-songwriter, perhaps best known for her 2007 single "The Story". Carlile's music has been categorized in several genres, including pop, rock, alternative country, and folk. She released her first album, 'Brandi Carlile', on July 12, 2005.
In the beginning, Columbia Records signed Carlile in late 2004 on the strength of songs she'd been recording periodically at home.
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Other songs:
- Beginning To Feel The Years
- Dreams
- Hallelujah
- Have You Ever
- Heart’s Content
- Keep Your Heart Young
- My Song
- Oh Dear
- Story
- The Story
- Turpentine
- What Can I Say
- Before It Breaks
- Heart’s Content
- Josephine
- Raise Hell
- The Joke
- 100
- A Promise To Keep
- Again Today
- All That Remains
- Blood Muscle Skin And Bones
- Blue Eyes Cryin In The Rain
- Cannonball
- Caroline
- Christmas 1984
- Closer To You
- Downpour
- Dying Day
- Every Time I Hear That Song
- Eye Of A Needle
- Fall
- Fall Apart Again
- Follow
- Forever Young
- Fulton County Jane Doe
- Gone
- Happy
- Hard Way Home
- Harder To Forgive
- Hearts Content
- Heaven
- Heroes And Songs
- Hiding My Heart
- Hold Out Your Hand
- How These Days Grow Long
- I Belong To You
- I Will
- If There Was No You
- Ill Still Be There
- Just Kids
- Late Morning Lullaby
- Let It Go
- Looking Out
- Losing Heart
- Love Songs
- Mainstream Kid
- Most Of All
- My Repair
- Open Doors
- Over You
- Party Of One
- Pride And Joy
- Rise Again
- Same Old You
- Save Part Of Yourself
- Shadow On The Wall
- Sixty Years On
- Someday Never Comes
- Sugartooth
- Sunsets And Cigarettes
- That Wasnt Me
- That Year
- The Eye
- The Hard Way Home
- The Mother
- The Stranger At My Door
- The Things I Regret
- Throw It All Away
- Tired
- Touching The Ground
- Tragedy
- Until I Die
- Us Again
- Wasted
- Way To You
- What Did I Ever Come Here For
- Whatever You Do
- When Angels Touch The Ground
- Wherever Is Your Heart I Call Home
- Wilder Were Chained
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Intro: Bm D6 Bm D6 Bm D6 Bm D6
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I've been down with a broken heart since the day I learned to speak
Bm E Bm D6
The devil gave me a crooked start when he gave me crooked feet
Bm E Bm D6
But Gabriel he came to me and kissed me in my sleep
Bm Bm
And now he's singing like an angel un-til I'm six feet deep
Interlude: Bm D6 Bm D6
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I found myself an old man and tattooed on a sign
Bm E Bm D6
I set my mind a-wanderin' and walk a crooked line
Bm E Bm D6
And you had in mind to keep me quiet and although you can try
Bm Gb Bm
Better men have hit their knees and bigger men have died
Chorus:
A Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one tells
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
-E- Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
Interlude: Bm D6 Bm D6
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I came upon a lightning strike and eyes of bright clear blue
Bm E Bm D6
I took his tie from around my neck and gave my heart to you
Bm E Bm D6
I sent my love across the sea and though I didn't cry
Bm Gb Bm
That voice will haunt my every dream un-til the day I die
Chorus:
A Bm D6 Bm
I'm gonna raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one tells
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
Solo -x8-: Bm
Verse:
I dug a hole inside my heart to put you in your grave
Gb7
At this point it was you and me and mama didn't raise no slave
Bm Bm Bm Bm E E Bm -x4-
You took my face in both your hands and looked me in the eye
Bm
And I went down with such a force that in your grave I'll lie
A Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one's tellin'
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Bm
Come on now ring that bell
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I've been down with a broken heart since the day I learned to speak
Bm E Bm D6
The devil gave me a crooked start when he gave me crooked feet
Bm E Bm D6
But Gabriel he came to me and kissed me in my sleep
Bm Bm
And now he's singing like an angel un-til I'm six feet deep
Interlude: Bm D6 Bm D6
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I found myself an old man and tattooed on a sign
Bm E Bm D6
I set my mind a-wanderin' and walk a crooked line
Bm E Bm D6
And you had in mind to keep me quiet and although you can try
Bm Gb Bm
Better men have hit their knees and bigger men have died
Chorus:
A Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one tells
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
-E- Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
Interlude: Bm D6 Bm D6
Verse:
Bm E Bm D6
I came upon a lightning strike and eyes of bright clear blue
Bm E Bm D6
I took his tie from around my neck and gave my heart to you
Bm E Bm D6
I sent my love across the sea and though I didn't cry
Bm Gb Bm
That voice will haunt my every dream un-til the day I die
Chorus:
A Bm D6 Bm
I'm gonna raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one tells
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
Solo -x8-: Bm
Verse:
I dug a hole inside my heart to put you in your grave
Gb7
At this point it was you and me and mama didn't raise no slave
Bm Bm Bm Bm E E Bm -x4-
You took my face in both your hands and looked me in the eye
Bm
And I went down with such a force that in your grave I'll lie
A Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
A Bm D6 Bm
There's a story no one's tellin'
E Bm D6 Bm
You gotta raise, raise hell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Gb Bm
Come on now ring that bell
E Bm
Come on now ring that bell
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