Biografía:
Cry Cry Cry was a folk supergroup, consisting of Richard Shindell, Lucy Kaplansky, and Dar Williams. The band released a single eponymous album of cover songs on October 13, 1998
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Cry Cry Cry - Shades Of Gray
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: Am F-C-G F G Am
C
We made Oklahoma a little after 3
G Am
Randy, his brother Bob, in my old GMC
C
We had some moonshine whiskey, some of Bob's home-grown
G Am
We were so messed up, we didn't know if we were drunk or stoned
C
Randy was a sad sack, tall kinda frail
G Am
Bob was a raving maniac, crazier than hell
C
They'd been kicked outta high school, several years ago
G Am
For kicking over Porta-cans at the 4H rodeo
C
Since then they done their little dance, right outside the law
G Am
Popped twice in Oklahoma and once in Arkansas
C
And I don't know what possessed me to want to tag along
G Am
'Cause I was raised a Christian and I knew right from wrong
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn, before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
C
We stole two Charolais heifers from Randy's sweetheart's pa
G Am
And sold them at the livestock sale outside of Wichita
C
We got nine hundred dollars and never did suspect
G Am
The world of hurt we'd be in, once we cashed that check
C
Next day we heard the story on the local radio
G Am
And made our plans that very night to go to Mexico
C
And I swear we would've made it, if it wasn't for the shine
G Am
I got sick about the time we crossed that Kansas line
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
INTERLUDE: Am F-C-G F G Am
Am C
I was lying in the bar-ditch, praying I would die
G Am
When a light came on above us and a voice called from the sky
C
A half dozen unmarked cars came screeching to a halt
G Am
They grabbed Bob, he started screaming, that it was all my fault
C
There were men and dogs and helicopters, flying all around
G Am
They had the brothers on the pickup hood and me down on the ground
C
Then Bob flew all to pieces, but Randy he held tight
G Am
When a black man in a suit and tie, stepped into the light
C
He told his men to turn us loose and they put down their guns
G Am
He said, "These are just some sorry kids, they ain't the ones"
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
C
So they left us by the roadside, downhearted and alone
G Am
Randy got behind the wheel, said, "Boys I'm going home"
C
So we turned 'round and faced our fate, hung over but alive
G Am
On that morning Oklahoma, late April, '95
OUTRO: (## same as verse - repeat 3x and fade to end ##)
Am C G Am C G Am
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: Am F-C-G F G Am
C
We made Oklahoma a little after 3
G Am
Randy, his brother Bob, in my old GMC
C
We had some moonshine whiskey, some of Bob's home-grown
G Am
We were so messed up, we didn't know if we were drunk or stoned
C
Randy was a sad sack, tall kinda frail
G Am
Bob was a raving maniac, crazier than hell
C
They'd been kicked outta high school, several years ago
G Am
For kicking over Porta-cans at the 4H rodeo
C
Since then they done their little dance, right outside the law
G Am
Popped twice in Oklahoma and once in Arkansas
C
And I don't know what possessed me to want to tag along
G Am
'Cause I was raised a Christian and I knew right from wrong
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn, before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
C
We stole two Charolais heifers from Randy's sweetheart's pa
G Am
And sold them at the livestock sale outside of Wichita
C
We got nine hundred dollars and never did suspect
G Am
The world of hurt we'd be in, once we cashed that check
C
Next day we heard the story on the local radio
G Am
And made our plans that very night to go to Mexico
C
And I swear we would've made it, if it wasn't for the shine
G Am
I got sick about the time we crossed that Kansas line
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
INTERLUDE: Am F-C-G F G Am
Am C
I was lying in the bar-ditch, praying I would die
G Am
When a light came on above us and a voice called from the sky
C
A half dozen unmarked cars came screeching to a halt
G Am
They grabbed Bob, he started screaming, that it was all my fault
C
There were men and dogs and helicopters, flying all around
G Am
They had the brothers on the pickup hood and me down on the ground
C
Then Bob flew all to pieces, but Randy he held tight
G Am
When a black man in a suit and tie, stepped into the light
C
He told his men to turn us loose and they put down their guns
G Am
He said, "These are just some sorry kids, they ain't the ones"
CHORUS:
F C
Right or wrong, black or white
G Am
Cross the line, you're gonna pay
C G Am
In the dawn before the light
F G Am
Live or die by shades of gray
C
So they left us by the roadside, downhearted and alone
G Am
Randy got behind the wheel, said, "Boys I'm going home"
C
So we turned 'round and faced our fate, hung over but alive
G Am
On that morning Oklahoma, late April, '95
OUTRO: (## same as verse - repeat 3x and fade to end ##)
Am C G Am C G Am
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