Copacetic, calm my frenetic, she's the s**t y'all
Highly-rated, well-educated, she's an angel
She's ambitious, beautiful, delicious, got a restaurant
I can take it, truth stripped me naked, yeah I f**ked up...yeah
She was my girl
Used to be my world
I miss my girl
What a fine girl
She put together, says she's doing better since she let go
Repeated dreamer, now and then I see her and we have lunch
Ever playful, hook the jumper cable, give me fresh spark
Sister ringing, old reminder stinging, bridges burned hoss...yeah
Chorus
She called me up, I guess she pretty stuck, she needed my help
It made me happy, hence the lyric sappy, I still love her...yeah
Chorus
Such a fine girl
I miss my girl
Used to be my world
She was my girl
Jerry Fulton Cantrell Jr. (Seattle, April 18, 1966) is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter best known as the co-founder and leader of the grunge band Alice in Chains. Cantrell helped define the heavy metal sound of Alice in Chains with his heavy guitar riffs and dark melodies. His raspy and powerful voice blends perfectly with the introspective and often bleak lyrics that characterize the band's music. Cantrell is considered one of the most influential guitarists of the grunge genre, appreciated for his virtuosic technique and unique style. Besides his work with Alice in Chains, Cantrell has collaborated with other artists such as Mark Lanegan and Duff McKagan. He has also released solo albums, including "Boggy Depot" (2002) and "Degradation Standards" (2009). Some of Jerry Cantrell's most representative songs are: "Would?", "Man in the Box", "Rooster", "Down in a Hole" and "Nutshell".
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