Chords for Ron Hynes - Story of My Life

_ [G] It's here once again for John Campbell, John, the first [N] set tonight. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ I'm [F] Jason, he's done this once again, but he won a four classic [A] rock and we continue now with the second act of the [F#] night.
One of the [G] reasons why this is [F#m] known as the East Coast Music [A] Awards for the first year,
because there are some Newfoundlanders [E] performing tonight.
Ron Hines is a Newfoundland singer [B]-songwriter best known for [Em] penning the Canadian [A] folk classic Sunny Stream.
[B] A founding member of the legendary [A] Wonderful Grand Band, Ron has also acted in several theatre productions,
most notably [F#] Hank Williams' The Show He Never Gave.
[Bm] _ [D] In 1990, Ron released two singles, [C#] Roy Orbison Came On and Sunny's Dream.
_ Ron continues to, uh, Roy [E] Hayes, that's it.
_ [F#] Ron continues to write and perform [E] traditional and country-influenced original melodies
[A] with a strong lyrical [D#] content addressing the great [A] realism of life [F#] and human [A] relationships.
And he writes [N] damn good biocopy! _
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome please, Ron Hines!
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A little more louder.
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I can stand a little [E] more, maybe just a touch. _ _
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[E] _ _ _ [C#] Another [B] circumstantial _ evidence, _ that's a story in [E] my mind.
_ _ _ Like a part of something [A] _
[F#m] good, _ _ [A] _ [F#] when I hit the [E] ground I'm standing.
_ _ _ So I try to [B] keep my head in, _ _ [F#] and I pray for a better [B] _ ending, yes I do.
Like a [A] scarecrow in the [F#] park ward, [A] _ with that [F#] same sad [E] suit and false arm.
And a woman's [B] hood, her eyes on, _ that's a story in my mind.
_ _ [E] _ When I'm driving [B] down the road, [F#] boys, _ [B] got a thousand [E] miles to go, _ boys.
And a fever [B] burning in my head, [F#]
and a [B] red-hot blood [A] on the road [B] straight ahead.
Like a part of [A] something good, _ _ _ _ when [B] I hit the ground I'm standing.
_ _ [E] _ So [C#] I try to keep [B] my head in, _ and I pray for a [E] better ending, _ yes I do.
Like a [A] scarecrow in the park _ ward, with that same [E] sad suit [B] and false [Em] arm.
And a woman's [B] hood, her eyes on, that's a story in [E] my _ mind.
_ _ When I'm driving [B] down the road, boys, [F#] _ [B] got a thousand [A] miles to go, _ [E] _ boys.
And a fever [B] burning in my head, [F#] _ and a red [B]-hot blood [A] on the road [E] straight ahead.
[B] This town ain't no [A] place to cash in, no. _ _
They're asking [E] me that [C#] question, _ _
[E] _ somehow [C#] it's got that [B] fake suggestion.
_ Of a town my [E] heart had lost in one time, though I haven't [A] cried that pain since.
I live [E] report its [C#] _ _ [Em] absence, another _ [B] circumscriptial _ _ elegance.
That's a story in my mind.
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Though I haven't felt [B] that pain since, [F#] _ [B] that's a story in [A] my mind.
_ _ That's a [B] story in my _ _ mind.
That's a story in [A] my mind.
_ _ _ _ [F#] That's a story in [E] my _ [C#m] mind.
_ That's a story in [A] my mind. _ _ _
That's [E] a story in my _ [C#] mind.
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That's a story [A] in my _ [F#m] mind. _
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_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ Thank you very much [C] everybody, thank you, great, and good evening.
It certainly is my pleasure to be