Biografia:
Skeeter Davis (Mary Frances Penick) nasceu em 30 de Dezembro de 1931 na pequena cidade (Dry Ridge, Kentucky, Estados Unidos. A carreira de Skeeter Davis começa no final da década de 1940, quando ainda na adolescência entrou para o grupo The Sisters Davis e, em 1951, assinou contrato com a RCA Records Label. Foi uma das primeiras a alcançar o auge da Country Music naquela época, tanto que acabou sendo a primeira cantora da Country Music indicada ao Grammy com a canção "Homebreaker".
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- Don't They Know It's The End Of The World
- The End Of The World
- United states
- Am I That Easy To Forget
- Before The Sunrise
- Bus Fare To Kentucky
- Devils Doll
- Gonna Get Along Without You Now
- He Called Me Baby
- He Left His Heart With Me
- He Says The Same Things To Me
- Hell Have To Stay
- I Aint A
- I Cant Stay Mad At You
- I Want To See You Too Just One Time
- Im Falling Too
- Im Going Steady With A Heartache
- Im Saving My Love
- Keep Your Hands Off My Baby
- Ladder Of Success
- Let Me Get Close To You
- Makin Believe
- Mine Is A Lonely Life
- My Last Date
- Once Upon A Time
- Optimistic
- Someone Id Like To Forget
- Tell Tommy I Miss Him
- The End Of The World Sea Of Love Medley
- The Hand Youre Holding Now
- Too Used To Being With You
- We Need A Whole Lot More Of Jesus
- What Am I Gonna Do With You
- What Does It Take
- Where I Ought To Be
- Why Im Walkin
- You Taught Me Everything That I Know
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BUS FARE TO KENTUCKY - Skeeter Davis
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INTRO
C G C G F G C G
C G C G
I know I'm just a country girl I hadn't seen much of the world
F G C G
Today my bus pulled out of old Kentucky
C G C G
My daddy waved and mama cried and I felt all choked up inside
F G C
Cause I was leavin' everyone that loved me.
G G
The first I saw of city ways went against how I was raised
F C
This country girl was really out of place
G G
And I was set to go back home but I was broke and all alone
F C
And I couldn't find another friendly face.
E Am
But I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
G C
Or this city would have seen the last of me
E Am
I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
D G
And that old Grey Dog won't let me ride for free.
C G C G
C G C G
I met a boy from Tennessee and I guess he reminded me
F G C G
Of someone that I knew in old Kentucky
C G C G
It was good to have a friend and it was good to laugh with him
F G C
And it was good to hear him say he loved me.
G G
I never thought he'd do me wrong so I gladly went along
F C
I loved him more than any man I've known
G G
And after he had all his fun he told me that our love was done
F C
And then he left this country girl alone.
E Am
But I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
G C
Or this city would have seen the last of me
E Am
I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
D G
And that old Grey Dog won't let me ride for free.
G
I can't afford to go first class so I'll make it the best I can
G
Anything to get my feet on that good Kentucky land
G
My thumb is in the air and my suitcase by my side
G
Won't somebody give this poor old country girl a ride.
C F
Kentucky I'm a comin' home I'll never leave you anymore
G C
Kentucky I don't know why I ever strayed
C F
Kentucky your bluegrass bridges and your valleys call to me
G C
Kentucky I'm comin' home to stay
C F
Kentucky I'm a comin' home I'll never leave you anymore...
BUS FARE TO KENTUCKY - Skeeter Davis
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INTRO
C G C G F G C G
C G C G
I know I'm just a country girl I hadn't seen much of the world
F G C G
Today my bus pulled out of old Kentucky
C G C G
My daddy waved and mama cried and I felt all choked up inside
F G C
Cause I was leavin' everyone that loved me.
G G
The first I saw of city ways went against how I was raised
F C
This country girl was really out of place
G G
And I was set to go back home but I was broke and all alone
F C
And I couldn't find another friendly face.
E Am
But I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
G C
Or this city would have seen the last of me
E Am
I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
D G
And that old Grey Dog won't let me ride for free.
C G C G
C G C G
I met a boy from Tennessee and I guess he reminded me
F G C G
Of someone that I knew in old Kentucky
C G C G
It was good to have a friend and it was good to laugh with him
F G C
And it was good to hear him say he loved me.
G G
I never thought he'd do me wrong so I gladly went along
F C
I loved him more than any man I've known
G G
And after he had all his fun he told me that our love was done
F C
And then he left this country girl alone.
E Am
But I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
G C
Or this city would have seen the last of me
E Am
I didn't have the bus fare to Kentucky
D G
And that old Grey Dog won't let me ride for free.
G
I can't afford to go first class so I'll make it the best I can
G
Anything to get my feet on that good Kentucky land
G
My thumb is in the air and my suitcase by my side
G
Won't somebody give this poor old country girl a ride.
C F
Kentucky I'm a comin' home I'll never leave you anymore
G C
Kentucky I don't know why I ever strayed
C F
Kentucky your bluegrass bridges and your valleys call to me
G C
Kentucky I'm comin' home to stay
C F
Kentucky I'm a comin' home I'll never leave you anymore...
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Skindred
Skinny Living
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Skip The Use
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Skyhawk Drive
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Skylar Grey
Skyline Green