Artist: Jeannie C. Riley
Jeannie C. Riley's lyrics & chords
Jeannie C. Riley (born Jeanne Carolyn Stephenson on October 19, 1945) is an American country and gospel music singer. She is known for her major 1968 hit Harper Valley PTA that made her the first ever female singer to have a song reach #1 on both the country and pop music charts. The record quickly became one of the most legendary country music songs of all time. Written by Tom T. Hall, the song was released on the Plantation Records label. At the time, the lyrics were seen as risqué with "attitude" and the attractive Riley was marketed as a ...read more
Houston blues Faded ribbon Most people get married Look down When love has gone away Home never looked so good to me Thank you for forgiving Macon georgia bad girl Tramp for the lord Why you been gone so long Me and bobby mcgee Diamonds in the rain White as snow One night with you The lions club This is for you Breathing room I can help Six guns and popsicles Big city blues Not looking back Give myself a party Ode to billy joe Deaf dumb and blind Good morning country rain Reborn Take time Reach out Without you Thou shall not kill Traveling man You write the music Rotten apple blues Sylvester and hanna Love me till the morning comes Heroes in overalls Back to your heart Son of a preacher man Telling lies Did you ever Untie me One of these days Hush Small country towns Too late for regrets Be not afraid Shall i sing forever of yesterday Artist Plain vanilla Pure gold Perpetual care Light the light If you just win one time Break away Another football year Gloryland Sam The diamond Mother america Gotta go get it The baptism of jesse taylor I tell it like it used to be Kiss an angel good morning Missouri Love is a winding road Soft texas rain I will Spirit dancer Forgiveness Mama call me home Manhattan kansas Why me Brothers of the southland You can win the world with love Teardrops on page forty three Crying my heart out over you Crazy I´ve done a lot of living since then Madame leroy brown Billy joe the seeker
