Artist: Laurie Lewis
Laurie Lewis's lyrics & chords
Legend is not always loud. Particularly in the beneath-the-radar substreams of American folk music and bluegrass, it is bestowed more by whispered word-of-mouth, over years and decades, than by the hurried hype and ballyhoo of the pop mainstream. You can't measure Laurie Lewis's 30-year career with the usual commercial yardsticks. She has won a Grammy ("True Life Blues: The Songs of Bill Monroe," 1997), and twice been named Female Vocalist of the Year by the IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association). If you listen down the backroads of ...read more
Tuck away my lonesome blues The roughest road Old ten broeck Count your blessings Delirious American chestnuts If i had my life to live over again Chains of letters Pop life Heartache Fair beauty bright How can i keep from singing Blue moon of kentucky Bird in the wood Cowboy jack Return to the fire Montana cowboy Quiet hills Little annie Hot thing Dreams To hell with the land Thinkin’ of home Anotherloverholenyohead Flying cloud Field of flowers Happy i’ll be Sirens Alaska Rock hard in a funky place Letitgo Tramps and hawkers Summer in seattle Down among the budded roses Touch of god’s hand Blue grass style My clinch mountain home How many times Kisses Hard luck in heaven Hideaway Hard times come again no more A hand to hold Pretty bird Age of innocence Longing A sense of wonder Butterfly wings Bird sings
