1. |
01 Feelin' Under
03:02
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Feeling Under
I went down - I was feeling under
I looked around - I heard the thunder
Oh Lord I tried - but I could not see
I saw my feet – they carried me no more
My soul did bleed – my blood upon the floor
Oh Lord I tried - but I could not see
I went down - I was feeling under
I looked around - I felt the thunder
Oh Lord I tried - but I could not see
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2. |
I Went Down Easy
03:22
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I Went Down Easy
I Went Down Easy
Aint going back down no more – no more
I been worried about my lovin’
As I walked right out the door
I climbed that mountain
I climbed so high I could fly
As I look back at where I have been
No I aint going back there again
I once fell to pieces
I fell so hard that I cried – and cried
But I learned what I had to learn
Thank God I didn’t die
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3. |
Leavin' It All Behind
02:22
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Leavin’ It All Behind
Hey Hey – the wind is gonna blow
Rainbows – the sun burns the sky
Sweet Spirit – Fills my soul
Brings the light - Right on home
Hey Hey – the clouds are gonna roll
Thunder – it’s a cold hard rain
Sweet Spirit – Fills my soul
Brings the light - Right on home
Hey Hey –- Lead Break
Hey – the sun is gonna shine
Carefree – leavin’ it all behind
Hey Hey – I’m leaving it all behind
Hey Hey – I’m leaving it all behind
I’m leaving it all –
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4. |
Something's Going On
03:36
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Something’s Going On
Something going on here – I can’t find the light.
Something going on here – the feeling just aint right.
I’m going down to the river – I’m gonna…
wash away - wash away - all my fears.
Something going on here – it’s making me afraid.
Something going on here – it’s taking me away.
I’m going down to the river – I’m gonna…
wash away - wash away - all my tears.
I wanna know you –
I wanna feel inside –
I wanna show you –
Got nothing left to hide.
Something going on here – I find it hard to breathe.
Something going on here – I know it’s time to leave.
I’m going down to the river – I’m gonna…
wash away - wash away - all my fears.
Something going on here – no longer can I run.
Something going on here – it’s time to have some fun.
I’m going down to the river – I’m gonna…
wash away - wash away - all my tears.
Lead Break
I wanna know you –
I wanna feel inside –
I wanna show you –
Got nothing left to hide.
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5. |
Everybody Needs A Change
03:56
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Everybody Needs A Change
People are fightin’ all around the world –
Killin’ each other and we don’t know why –
What’s it gonna take to ever make us see -
Look at what it takes to even make us cry –
Everybody needs a change –
No one has to stay the same –
What’s been wrong can be right -
Even if it takes a fight -
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6. |
Fast Drivin' Mama
03:03
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Fast Drivin' Mamma
Well I'm a fast drivin' mamma –
-- can’t stay one place too long
Well I'm a fast drivin' mamma –
-- can’t stay one place too long
When you wake up in the morning - honey I'll be -- gone
Said keep your hands on the wheel –
-- and you mind between the lines
Said keep your hands on the wheel –
-- and you mind between the lines
Well I don't need nobody telling me – nothin’ cause I’m just fine
Well I'm a fast drivin' mamma –
-- can’t stay one place too long
Well I'm a fast drivin' mamma –
-- can’t stay one place too long
When you wake up in the morning - honey I'll be gone
Said keep your hands on the wheel –
-- and you mind between the lines
Said keep your hands on the wheel –
-- and you mind between the lines
Well I don't need nobody telling me – nothin’ cause I’m just fine
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7. |
One Way Ticket
03:01
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One Way Ticket
I’m gonna buy me a one way ticket –
-- gonna send myself back home
I’m gonna buy me a one way ticket –
-- gonna send myself back home
Don’t worry about me baby – I’ll be back where I belong
I won’t be caught dead walkin’ –
-- I’ll run as fast as I can run
I won’t be caught dead walkin’ –
-- I’ll run as fast as I can run
Don’t worry about me baby – just stay and have your fun
I’m gonna buy me a one way ticket –
-- get myself outta here
I’m gonna buy me a one way ticket –
-- get myself outta here
Don’t worry about me baby – just stay and cry your tears
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8. |
Risin' Sun
03:33
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Risin’ Sun
I need a storm to keep riden –
I need the rain just to feel –
I need the wind to keep moving –
So I can find something real –
Think about me - in the risen sun
Think about me - when the day is done
I need some truth to believe in –
I need some love just to heal –
I need the sun to start shining –
So I can find something real –
Think about me - in the risen sun
Think about me - when the day is done
Now maybe you see me crying –
All of my tears for you –
Cause somewhere inside you’re dying –
From all the you put me through –
Think about me - in the risen sun
Think about me - when the day is done
Think about me - in the risen sun
Think about me - when the day is done
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9. |
Dyin'
02:46
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10. |
Workin' Hard Woman
02:49
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Workin’ Hard Woman
I got no – rings on my fingers
I got no – bells on my toes
I’m just a -- workin’ hard woman –
And I -- know what I know –
I don’t know why –
Honey I do those things I do
I’m just a workin’ hard woman –
Tryin’ to make a fool outta you
I got no – blood in my pockets
I got no – blood on my hands
I’m just a workin’ hard woman –
And I -- know who I know –
I’ve been broken hearted –
I’ve been left for dead –
I’ve been walkin’ in circles –
from this – Life that I’ve lead
I got no – rings on my fingers
I got no – bells on my toes
I’m just a workin’ hard woman –
And I -- know who I know –
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Kelly Richey Cincinnati, Ohio
Kelly Richey has been described as “Stevie Ray Vaughan trapped in a woman’s body with Janis Joplin screaming to get out.” Kelly Richey is a master Blues guitarist who has been compared to such legends as Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Richey’s powerful guitar chops capture an audience with muscular, aggressive guitar leads that will amaze even the most seasoned blues enthusiast. ... more
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