Biografía:
Kate Rhudy is an American singer-songwriter from Raleigh, North Carolina and attended Appalachian State University in Boone. She's described her own music as "sad river folk."
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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!
[Verse]
C G C G
I was in love with a good, good man
C G
and a cheater and a liar
D G C
and don't forget drunk driver I should add
G
what a shame it is
C G C
that the rock I thought you were turned out to be sand
D G
now I don't like you or your band
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Verse]
C G
Maybe you should
C G
get your shit together
C G D G
if you don't wanna be livin' with mom and dad forever
C G
And maybe learn
D G
the words to your own songs
Am D G
so your fans can sing along
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Bridge]
Am D Am
You look dumb smokin' hand-rolled cigarettes
C D Em
and I look pretty, I'm lookin' pretty in that dress
Am D Am
You left me, unamused and unimpressed
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Instrumental]
C G C G
C G D G
C G D G
Am D G
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your sweaty hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
C G C G
I was in love with a good, good man
C G
and a cheater and a liar
D G C
and don't forget drunk driver I should add
G
what a shame it is
C G C
that the rock I thought you were turned out to be sand
D G
now I don't like you or your band
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Verse]
C G
Maybe you should
C G
get your shit together
C G D G
if you don't wanna be livin' with mom and dad forever
C G
And maybe learn
D G
the words to your own songs
Am D G
so your fans can sing along
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Bridge]
Am D Am
You look dumb smokin' hand-rolled cigarettes
C D Em
and I look pretty, I'm lookin' pretty in that dress
Am D Am
You left me, unamused and unimpressed
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Instrumental]
C G C G
C G D G
C G D G
Am D G
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your sweaty hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
[Chorus]
C G
Your cigarettes, your leather shoes
D C
you, your friends, and your middle class white boy blues
G D
You've become something I can't stand
C G
Don't even miss
D G
holding your hand
C D G
and I don't like you or your band
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