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Dear Diary
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A woman searches for the right man at a coffee house
diary searching being bold journalling
I was a member of NSAI and went to Nashville several times for training camps. I was a fiction/non-fiction writer before I became a songwriter.
Sheila Dixon began writing songs approximately 12 years ago. She brought a poem to an Orlando “Nashville Songwriter’s Association International" meeting to start out. She met SusieCool (Susan Foster Trewick) there and they co-wrote “We Belong Together Through All Time". Over the years they co-wrote another 17 plus songs. Those are available on Soundclick as "The Healing Band". Besides writing with SusieCool, Sheila worked with another NSAI member Stephen Desjardins. They wrote “My First Love" which they had produced by the Beaird Group in Nashville.
Song Info
Genre
Acoustic • Acoustic General
Charts
Peak #68
Peak in subgenre #20
Author
Sheila O'Connor-Dixon, Susan Foster-Trewick
Rights
2009
Uploaded
April 09, 2011
Track Files
MP3
MP3 2.3 MB • 128 kbps • 2:31
Story behind the song
Imagining what a young woman would go through in her search for the right guy. Since coffee houses are so popular, the writers believe this would make an interesting story.
Lyrics
Dear Diary © 2009 Sheila Dixon/ Susan Foster-Trewick susiecool2001@yahoo.com Am Dm E Am Dm E Dear Diary, got so much to tell, Dear Diary, feel like I could yell Am Dm E Dm E Dear Diary, searchin’ for the right guy, I want someone with an Armani tie! C G Am E I did go back to the coffee house, to see if Mr. Right was still around C G Am E He was having his usual latte, I was feeling my usual naughty C G Am E I slinked past him in my skinniest jeans, the ones I wore back in my teens C G Am E I spilled coffee near his table, he must have many girls in his stable Am Dm E Am Dm E Dear Diary, got so much to tell, Dear Diary, feel like I could yell Am Dm E Dm E Dear Diary, searchin’ for the right guy, No luck, feel like I could die! G D Bridge: What is it, am I invisible? Em Bm This whole thing is making me miserable C G Alright, I guess he’s just not into me Am Bm E Hey there’s a gentleman drinking tea Am Dm E Am Dm E Dear Diary, got so much to tell, Dear Diary, feel like I could yell Am Dm E Dm E Dear Diary, searchin’ for the right guy, Maybe I’ll make it on this try! C G Am E OK, I made eye contact, Guess what? The gentleman looked back! He came over, asked if he could sit, Hey, he’s into me, now I can quit! Am Dm E Am Dm E Dear Diary, got so much to tell, Dear Diary, feel like I could yell Am Dm E Dm E Dear Diary, finally found the right guy, No kidding, no lie!!
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