Biografia:
Born December 1, 1956, in Zanesville
Singer/songwriter Kim Richey is one of the most highly acclaimed "insurgent country" acts to grace nineties country music. Traversing the wake of the New Country movement with such well- honed songwriting credentials as "Nobody Wins"--a mega-hit co- written with country artist Radney Foster--and the successful singles "Things We Said" and "(Believe Me Baby) I Lied" for Tricia Yearwood, Richey has also parlayed
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Outras músicas:
- A Place Called Home
- Another Day
- Break Away Speed
- Cant Find The Words
- Cant Lose Them All
- Careful How You Go
- Come Around
- Come On
- Dont Let Me Down Easy
- Every River
- From Where I Stand
- Good
- Hello Old Friend
- I Know
- I Read What You Wrote Today
- I Will Follow
- If You Dont Mind
- Im Alright
- Im Going Down
- In The Years To Come
- Just Like The Moon
- Just My Luck
- Lay It Down
- Let The Sun Fall Down
- Long Way Back
- My Whole World
- Not A Love Like This
- Other Side Of Town
- So It Goes
- Something To Say
- Sweet Mysteries
- Thats A Lie
- The Absence Of Your Company
- The Lonesome Side Of Town
- The Way It Never Was
- Thorn In My Heart
- Those Word We Said
- Those Words We Said
- Turn Me
- Why Cant I Say Goodnight
- Youll Never Know
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Date: Thu, 4 Dec 1997
From: [email protected]
Subject: Kim Richey songs
JUST LIKE THE MOON (Kim Richey & Tia Sillers)
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[This song is actually in Eb. These chords - in G - are played with
a capo on the 8TH FRET. Another guitar plays in D with a capo on the
1st fret, but those chords aren't nearly as much fun to play.]
[In the parts that go G C D D, the D alternates between D and D(9),
but I think the guitar in A (capo 1) is playing A and Asus4.]
G C D D G C D D
[intro]
G C D D
I sat outside one afternoon in an old lawn chair
G C D D
And I watched the sun set off for business west somewhere
Em C G D
And the sky turned water color pink and gold and blue
Em C G D
And the stars all showed up one by one and we waited for the moon
C - G/B C - G/B
And I thought about you and I wondered why I
C - G/B Am Am
Took so long to say goodbye
C - G/B C - G/B
Oh you shined so bright you blinded me
C - G/B Am Am
And left me so I couldn't see
C(9) G D D
That I was the moon chasing the sun
Em C G D
There was never a prayer of ever catching up
C(9) G D D
No matter how fast I would run
C G D D
Like the moon chasing the sun
C G D D
Just like the moon chasing the sun
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental]
The crickets called and the moon peeked out of the eastern sky
They both start up about this time each night
And the evening breeze dropped by and brought some sweet relief
And in the silver light I finally let go of the heat
And I thought about you and I wondered why
I took so long to say goodbye
Oh you shined so bright you blinded me
And left me so I couldn't see
That I was the moon chasing the sun
There was never a prayer of ever catching up
No matter how fast I would run
Like the moon chasing the sun
Just like the moon chasing the sun
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental]
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental; repeat and fade]
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 1997
From: [email protected]
Subject: Kim Richey songs
JUST LIKE THE MOON (Kim Richey & Tia Sillers)
---------------------------------------------
[This song is actually in Eb. These chords - in G - are played with
a capo on the 8TH FRET. Another guitar plays in D with a capo on the
1st fret, but those chords aren't nearly as much fun to play.]
[In the parts that go G C D D, the D alternates between D and D(9),
but I think the guitar in A (capo 1) is playing A and Asus4.]
G C D D G C D D
[intro]
G C D D
I sat outside one afternoon in an old lawn chair
G C D D
And I watched the sun set off for business west somewhere
Em C G D
And the sky turned water color pink and gold and blue
Em C G D
And the stars all showed up one by one and we waited for the moon
C - G/B C - G/B
And I thought about you and I wondered why I
C - G/B Am Am
Took so long to say goodbye
C - G/B C - G/B
Oh you shined so bright you blinded me
C - G/B Am Am
And left me so I couldn't see
C(9) G D D
That I was the moon chasing the sun
Em C G D
There was never a prayer of ever catching up
C(9) G D D
No matter how fast I would run
C G D D
Like the moon chasing the sun
C G D D
Just like the moon chasing the sun
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental]
The crickets called and the moon peeked out of the eastern sky
They both start up about this time each night
And the evening breeze dropped by and brought some sweet relief
And in the silver light I finally let go of the heat
And I thought about you and I wondered why
I took so long to say goodbye
Oh you shined so bright you blinded me
And left me so I couldn't see
That I was the moon chasing the sun
There was never a prayer of ever catching up
No matter how fast I would run
Like the moon chasing the sun
Just like the moon chasing the sun
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental]
G C D D G C D D
[instrumental; repeat and fade]
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