Too Much Noise Song Lyrics and Chords

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Too Much Noise Song Lyrics and Chords by Earl Thomas Conley

 

Too Much Noise
Written and Recorded by Earl Thomas Conley
G7 
There's a  
Am 
hell raisin'  
C 
cowboy in your  
F 
truck drivin'  
C 
heart
 
You've got the  
F 
world narrowed  
G7 
down to four  
Am 
lanes
 
But how could  
C 
diesel blooded  
Am 
horses ever  
F 
drag you  
C 
apart
 
From the  
Am 
only girl that could  
G7 
ever ease your  
C 
pain
 
She would  
F 
follow your dreams to the  
C 
farthest 
 
ex
Am 
tremes
 
But she  
Em 
needs more than just  
F 
someone to be  
G7 
true 
 
to
 
While it  
Dm 
seems you just  
F 
need someone  
Am 
sane
 
Who can  
Dm 
drive all that  
G7 
noise from your  
C 
brain
G7 
Well you can  
Am 
roll on  
C 
forever once you're  
F 
out on your  
C 
own
 
Till you  
F 
finally catch  
G7 
up to the  
Am 
truth
 
Then all the  
C 
signs run  
Am 
together and boy you're  
F 
too far from  
C 
home
 
To  
Am 
leave Ruby  
G7 
Ann with the  
C 
blues
 
So you can  
F 
go to extremes with your  
C 
truck lovin'  
Am 
dreams
 
Now you've  
Em 
just got your
F 
self to be  
G7 
true 
 
to
 
And it  
Dm 
hurts but there's  
F 
no one to  
Am 
blame
 
But  
Dm 
all of that  
G7 
noise on your  
C 
brain

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song Too Much Noise?
- The song Too Much Noise was sang by Earl Thomas Conley.

 

Who is Earl Thomas Conley?
- Earl Thomas Conley (October 17, 1941 - April 10, 2019) was an American country music singer-songwriter. Between 1980 and 2003, he recorded ten studio albums, including seven for RCA Records. In the 1980s and into the 1990s, Conley also charted more than thirty singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, of which eighteen reached Number One. His eighteen Billboard Number One country singles during the 1980s marked the most Number One hits by any artist in any genre during that decade, excluding Alabama and Ronnie Milsap.

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