Biografía:
Tammy Cochran was born 30th January 1972, and raised in Austinburg, Ohio. Her father taught her the words to her first song, "Heartaches by the Numbers," when she was around eight years old. A short time later she was given a child's record player that came with a
microphone. Her favorite pastime instantly became singing along with country tunes by artists like Barbara Mandrell and Loretta Lynn. She preferably sang in front of an audience, with her older brothers' help.
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I Cry - Tammy Cochran
Album: Tammy Cochran
Writers: Mark Selby/Tia Sillers
**Capo 1 for recorded key**
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
I don?t miss you like I used to, I pulled your pictures from the wall
D
I go just where and when I want to, I?m better off now all in all
G D A
My heart ain?t breaking, it?s through aching, and I?m moving o---n
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
[Verse]
D
I used to hear your folks calling, you?d never let me go to sleep
D
You always got your way now darling you won?t get the best of me
G D A
Any longer, I?m stronger, I?m free
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
[Instrumental]
D G D G A
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
Note: if you want to make the intro and D progression more interesting go back and forth
using variatons and hammer-ons like Dsus2 and Dsus4, listen to CD for timing.
Album: Tammy Cochran
Writers: Mark Selby/Tia Sillers
**Capo 1 for recorded key**
[Intro]
D
[Verse]
D
I don?t miss you like I used to, I pulled your pictures from the wall
D
I go just where and when I want to, I?m better off now all in all
G D A
My heart ain?t breaking, it?s through aching, and I?m moving o---n
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
[Verse]
D
I used to hear your folks calling, you?d never let me go to sleep
D
You always got your way now darling you won?t get the best of me
G D A
Any longer, I?m stronger, I?m free
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
[Instrumental]
D G D G A
[Chorus]
D A
But I cry a little bit everyday
D
At least one teardrop falls
G
It doesn?t matter rain or shine
D A
I try to leave it all behind
Bm
I swear that I?m alright
G D
But in the middle of the night I cry
Note: if you want to make the intro and D progression more interesting go back and forth
using variatons and hammer-ons like Dsus2 and Dsus4, listen to CD for timing.
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