Lyrics and chords for songs by

S.J. Tucker

of the "Skinny White Chick" Band

"S.J. Tucker is a Pixie who surprisingly packs a powerful musical punch. She is full-time on the road, bringing her crystalline voice, savy guitar playing and boundless imagination to Pagan audiences everywhere. You can buy her CD's at her SkinnyWhiteChick website. Here you'll find some of her most popular songs including "Go Away Godboy" about a scary Christian stalker; "Mama Dragon" who is a Crone with heart and an attitude; "Mandolin Holy Man" about Joe Credit III (one of SONA's band members) and a trip to bring positive energy to the national capital; as well as a trilogy about "Wendy" who chooses a life at sea as a pirate (arrrrg) instead of going with Peter Pan and the lost boys. Lyrics and chords to S.J. Tucker's "Solace and Sorrow" CD are now here too!" --C.G. 

Lyrics and chords for songs from

the "Tales from the Road" CD

 

The Pixie Can't Sleep

 

Mama Dragon

 

Lyrics and chords for songs from

the "Sirens" CD

 

Alligator in the House

 

The Drowning

 

Go Away Godboy 

 

Goddess (Down the Street)

 

Mandolin Holy Man

 

Wendy Trilogy

 

Lyrics and chords for songs from

the "Blessings" CD

 

For Love of All Who Gather

 

April Fool's Day

 

Firebird's Child

 

Hymn to Herne

 

Witch's Rune

 

Handfast Blessing

 

Rabbit's Song

 

Come to the Labyrinth

 

In the Name of the Dance

 

LIVE Songs Sung in Concert

 

“I’m So Sorry” (A Love Note to Fandom)

 

 

Lyrics and chords for songs from

the "Solace and Sorrow" CD

 

 Overture: Sorrow's Song (Child of Dying Stars)

 

City of Marrow

  The Gaselli
  Taglio!
  Manticore's Lullabye
  Kashkash, a nursery rhyme
  The Kingdom of Mice, a war song
  Firebird's Child

 

  All lyrics copyrighted by S.J. Tucker, used with permission.

You can buy S.J. Tucker CD's (and t-shirts!) at her Merchandise page.

Song samples are on her Music page.

 

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last updated: Thanksgiving 2009 c.e. by Cernowain Greenman