Biografia:
Kathleen Alice "Kathy" Mattea (pronounced ma-TAY-a)[1] (born June 21, 1959, South Charleston, West Virginia) is an American country music and bluegrass performer who often brings folk, Celtic, and traditional country sounds to her music. Active since 1983 as a recording artist, she has recorded seventeen albums and has charted more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks charts. This total includes the number one hits "Goin' Gone"
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Outras músicas:
- Where've You Been
- 18 Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- 33 45 78 Record Time
- 455 Rocket
- A Few Good Things Remain
- Asking Us To Dance
- Back Up Grinnin Again
- Battle Hymn Of Love
- Blue Diamond Mines
- Calling My Name
- Coal Tattoo
- Come From The Heart
- Dark As A Dungeon
- Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses
- Every Love
- From A Distance
- Goin Gone
- Grand Canyon
- Green Rolling Hills
- Harley
- He Wont Give In
- Heart Of The Country
- Hello My Name Is Coal
- Heres Hopin
- Hills Of Alabam
- I Wear Your Love
- Ill Take Care Of You
- Last Night I Dreamed Of Loving You
- Lawrence Jones
- Life As We Knew It
- Listen To The Radio
- Lonesome Standard Time
- Love Chooses You
- Love Is My Last Word
- Love Travels
- Loves Not Through With You Yet
- Loving You Letting You Go
- Mary Did You Know
- Never Look Back
- Nobodys Gonna Rain On Our Parade
- Only Heaven Knows
- Out Of The Blue
- Patiently Waiting
- Prove That By Me
- Quarter Moon
- Ready For The Storm
- Reason To Live
- Record Time 33 45 78
- Red
- Right Outta Nowhere
- Seeds
- Sending Me Angels
- She Came From Fort Worth
- Slow Boat
- Song For The Life
- Southern Soldier Boy
- Standing Knee Deep In A River
- Standing Knee Deep In A River Dying Of Thirst
- Street Talk
- Summer Of My Dreams
- Takin The Givin Away
- Thats All The Lumber You Sent
- The Battle Hymn Of Love
- The Cape
- The Innocent Years
- The L And N Dont Stop Here Anymore
- The Slender Thread That Binds Us Here
- The Streets Of Your Town
- The Vacant Chair
- Train Of Memories
- True North
- Untasted Honey
- Walk The Way The Wind Blows
- Walk Way Wind Blows
- Walking Away A Winner
- What Could Have Been
- When Im Over You
- Whereve You Been
- Who Turned Out The Light
- Whole Lotta Holes
- Whos Gonna Know
- Willow In The Wind
- You Know That I Do
- You Plant Your Fields
- Youll Never Leave Harlan Alive
- Youre The Power
- Youve Got A Soft Place To Fall
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Kathy Mattea - You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive
## NOTE: ~ = Walk-Down between Chords ##
CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: Em
G D A
In the deep dark hills of Eastern Kentucky
Em G C
That's the place where I trace my bloodline
G D A
And it's there that I read on a hillside gravestone
C B7 Em
"You'll never leave Harlan alive"
G D A
Oh, my granddad's dad crossed the Cumberland Mountains
Em G C
Where he took a pretty girl to be his bride
G D A
Said, "Won't you walk with me out of the mouth of this hollow
C B7 Em
Or we'll never leave Harlan alive?"
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
Where the sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life just thinking of how to get away
G D A
No one ever knew there was coal in them mountains
Em G C
'Til a man from the north-east arrived
G D A
He was waving hundred dollar bills, said, "I'll pay you for your minerals"
C B7 Em C B7 Em
But he never left Harlan alive
G D A
Grandma sold out cheap and they moved out west of Pikeville
Em G C
To a farm where big Richland River winds
G D A
Oh, I bet they danced them a jig and they laughed and sang a new song
C B7 Em C B7 Em
"Who said we'd never leave Harlan alive?"
G D A
But the times got hard and tobacco wasn't selling
Em G C
And old granddad knew what he'd do to survive
G D A
So he went and dug for Harlan coal, sent the money back to granny
C B7 Em
But he never left Harlan alive
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
Where the sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life just thinking of how to get away
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
The sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life digging coal from the bottom of your grave
OUTRO: (## repeat and fade to end ##)
Em G D A Em G C G D A C B7 Em
## NOTE: ~ = Walk-Down between Chords ##
CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: Em
G D A
In the deep dark hills of Eastern Kentucky
Em G C
That's the place where I trace my bloodline
G D A
And it's there that I read on a hillside gravestone
C B7 Em
"You'll never leave Harlan alive"
G D A
Oh, my granddad's dad crossed the Cumberland Mountains
Em G C
Where he took a pretty girl to be his bride
G D A
Said, "Won't you walk with me out of the mouth of this hollow
C B7 Em
Or we'll never leave Harlan alive?"
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
Where the sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life just thinking of how to get away
G D A
No one ever knew there was coal in them mountains
Em G C
'Til a man from the north-east arrived
G D A
He was waving hundred dollar bills, said, "I'll pay you for your minerals"
C B7 Em C B7 Em
But he never left Harlan alive
G D A
Grandma sold out cheap and they moved out west of Pikeville
Em G C
To a farm where big Richland River winds
G D A
Oh, I bet they danced them a jig and they laughed and sang a new song
C B7 Em C B7 Em
"Who said we'd never leave Harlan alive?"
G D A
But the times got hard and tobacco wasn't selling
Em G C
And old granddad knew what he'd do to survive
G D A
So he went and dug for Harlan coal, sent the money back to granny
C B7 Em
But he never left Harlan alive
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
Where the sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life just thinking of how to get away
CHORUS:
G C ~ G
The sun comes up about ten in the morning
~ Em F ~ C
The sun goes down about three in the day
G C ~ G
And you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinking
~ Em F Em
And you spend your life digging coal from the bottom of your grave
OUTRO: (## repeat and fade to end ##)
Em G D A Em G C G D A C B7 Em
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