Biografia:
Caroline Herring is a Mississippi-born, Atlanta-based singer/songwriter. She started her career in Austin, TX, where she won the 2002 Best New Artist award in both the Austin American-Statesman and the Austin Chronicle. There she released two albums: Twilight (2001) and Wellspring (2003). Herring relocated to Atlanta, and recently she won the 2008 Best Singer/songwriter award in Atlanta's Creative Loafing.
In 2008, Herring released her outstanding album Lantana (Signature Sounds)
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Outras músicas:
- A Little Bit Of Mercy
- A Turn Upon The Hill
- Abuelita
- All The Pretty Little Horses
- Black Mountain Lullaby
- Building Of The Road
- Camilla
- Carolina Moon
- Colorado Woman
- Come With Me
- Delta Highway
- Dixie Darling
- Donna Donna
- Emma
- Everybody Needs A Special Place
- Fair And Tender Ladies
- Flee As A Bird
- Heart And Soul
- Heartbreak Tonight
- Here In California
- House On Wheels
- I Went For A Month
- I Will Go Into The Day
- Jewels
- Lay My Burden Down
- Learning To Drive
- Lets Take A Walk
- Lover Girl
- Magnolias
- Maiden Voyage
- Midnight On The Water
- Mistress
- Mortified
- Music Of The Mountains
- One Day She Saw Me
- Paper Gown
- Ringside Rodeo
- Sams Song
- Song Of The Wandering Aengus
- Standing In The Water
- States Of Grace
- Stone Cold World
- Summer Song
- The Dozens
- The Way That You Are
- The Wild Rose
- Trace
- Wise Woman
- Wreck On The Highway
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!
Caroline Herring - Learning To Drive
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: G C Em D G
C
Pretty girl from a Delta town
Em
Made to run the gasoline down
Learned a little 'bout many things
D G
Our sweet potato, cotton queen
C
Looks ahead when the whistles blow
Em
A lady knows when it's time to go
Learned to drive on the graveyard streets
D G
And give a smile to all she meets
INTERLUDE: G C Em D G
Daddy taught her to never look twice
C Em
Say, 'Thank you ma'am' and always look nice
D
Be the best like a football team
G
Scoring against the rivalry, and
C
Keep the insides hammered down
Best performer of the stage in town
Em
A speck surrounded by soybean fields
D G
In the land of red clay wheels
INTERLUDE: G C Em D G
They say she'd tumble over the pews, and
C Em
Go sit with the preacher, too
Play flute from the choir loft
D G
Sing alto and soprano parts
And gaze out at the back church wall
C Em
Stained-glass Jesus standing tall
D
Holding all of his little lambs
G
And the whole world in his hands
INSTRUMENTAL: G C Em D G (2x)
The boys eyed her through the rear-view mirror
C Em
Sucking two straws on Strawberry Hill
Coming back from a country bridge
D G
Or throwing rocks from the water's edge
Now she's all packed up in parcelled pillars
C
She's driving a U-Haul across the Mississippi River
Em D
Lanterns on the levee and a fist full of cotton
G
Old times there will not be forgotten
OUTRO: G C Em D G (3x)
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: G C Em D G
C
Pretty girl from a Delta town
Em
Made to run the gasoline down
Learned a little 'bout many things
D G
Our sweet potato, cotton queen
C
Looks ahead when the whistles blow
Em
A lady knows when it's time to go
Learned to drive on the graveyard streets
D G
And give a smile to all she meets
INTERLUDE: G C Em D G
Daddy taught her to never look twice
C Em
Say, 'Thank you ma'am' and always look nice
D
Be the best like a football team
G
Scoring against the rivalry, and
C
Keep the insides hammered down
Best performer of the stage in town
Em
A speck surrounded by soybean fields
D G
In the land of red clay wheels
INTERLUDE: G C Em D G
They say she'd tumble over the pews, and
C Em
Go sit with the preacher, too
Play flute from the choir loft
D G
Sing alto and soprano parts
And gaze out at the back church wall
C Em
Stained-glass Jesus standing tall
D
Holding all of his little lambs
G
And the whole world in his hands
INSTRUMENTAL: G C Em D G (2x)
The boys eyed her through the rear-view mirror
C Em
Sucking two straws on Strawberry Hill
Coming back from a country bridge
D G
Or throwing rocks from the water's edge
Now she's all packed up in parcelled pillars
C
She's driving a U-Haul across the Mississippi River
Em D
Lanterns on the levee and a fist full of cotton
G
Old times there will not be forgotten
OUTRO: G C Em D G (3x)
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