Biography:
Craig Cardiff (born 9 July 1976 in Waterloo, Ontario) is a Canadian folk singer who is known for his soft voice and digital vocal and guitar loops and for the connections he makes with his fans. In 2012, he was nominated for a Juno Award for "Roots and Traditional Album of the Year: Solo" and for a Canadian Folk Music Award as "Contemporary Singer of the Year". His first release was in 1997.
With guitar in hand, Craig can turn any setting into an intimate affair
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Other songs:
- A Prayer For You
- Barney And Miriam
- Boy Inside The Boat
- Dance Me Outside
- Dirty Old Town
- Father Daughter Dance
- Gate
- God Said No
- Grandma
- Heart
- John Wilson
- Love Is Louder Than All This Noise
- Maybe You Should Drive
- Memo
- Not My Monkeys And Not My Circus
- Porchlight
- Radio 9
- Recovering
- Revival Day
- River
- Safe Here
- Smallest Wingless
- Virginia In The Song
- Wait Maybe Love
- When People Go
- Winter
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CAPO on third fret.
Throughout the song, he finger picks and adds a bunch of little hammer-ons and
fills but these are the basic chord shapes that you can fool around with.
Also, when he goes from C to Am he walks down with the bass note from C to B then A.
Intro:
C F C Am F
C F C G F
C F C
In a borrowed car, we sang 'Evaporated'
Am F C
It's beautiful when you go low and I go high
C
I watch you dear
F C
And oh, we'll beat this
G F C
If I believe enough, the Lord will provide
C F C
We lay our names into pieces
Am F C
We sing in tongues, salvation through their eyes
C F C
Jesus saves if you let him
G F C
The donation plate will pass through the aisle
C F C
Revival day was the saddest
Am F C
Passed on by with a side of skin and bones
C F C
Pushed to the front by a callous doctor
G F C
Because no one wants to watch us dying at home
C F C
In a borrowed car, we sang 'Evaporated'
Am F C
It's beautiful when you go low and I go high
C
I watch you dear
F C
And oh, we'll beat this
G F C
If I believe enough, the Lord will provide
Throughout the song, he finger picks and adds a bunch of little hammer-ons and
fills but these are the basic chord shapes that you can fool around with.
Also, when he goes from C to Am he walks down with the bass note from C to B then A.
Intro:
C F C Am F
C F C G F
C F C
In a borrowed car, we sang 'Evaporated'
Am F C
It's beautiful when you go low and I go high
C
I watch you dear
F C
And oh, we'll beat this
G F C
If I believe enough, the Lord will provide
C F C
We lay our names into pieces
Am F C
We sing in tongues, salvation through their eyes
C F C
Jesus saves if you let him
G F C
The donation plate will pass through the aisle
C F C
Revival day was the saddest
Am F C
Passed on by with a side of skin and bones
C F C
Pushed to the front by a callous doctor
G F C
Because no one wants to watch us dying at home
C F C
In a borrowed car, we sang 'Evaporated'
Am F C
It's beautiful when you go low and I go high
C
I watch you dear
F C
And oh, we'll beat this
G F C
If I believe enough, the Lord will provide
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