Biography:
David Gray es un cantautor británico.Nació en Inglaterra y creció en Gales; estudió en la Universidad de Liverpool. Su carrera musical ha sido especialmente exitosa en Irlanda.
Tras unos discos con poco éxito en los noventa, alcanzó la fama en 1999 con su álbum White Ladder; en el que incluía los que han sido después sus temas más famosos: "This Years Love" y "Babylon".
En 1997, cinco años después de haber firmado su primer contrato y tras conseguir tres aclamados pero poco escuchados álbumes
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Other songs:
- Aint No Love
- Babylon
- Coming Down
- Falling Free
- Hospital Food
- It's Not Easy To Be Me
- Nightblindness
- One I Love
- Please Forgive Me
- Sail Away
- Say Hello Wave Goodbye
- Slow Motion
- Stella The Artist
- The One I Love
- This Years Love
- A Century Ends
- A Million Years
- A Moment Changes Everything
- A Tight Ship
- Alibi
- Alive
- As Im Leaving
- As The Crow Flies
- Back In The World
- Be Mine
- Birds Of The High Arctic
- Birds Without Wings
- Caroline
- Clean Pair Of Eyes
- Davey Jones Locker
- Dead In The Water
- Debauchery
- Destoyer
- Destroyer
- Disappearing World
- Draw The Line
- Easy Way To Cry
- Everytime
- Falling Down The Mountainside
- Faster Sooner Now
- First Chance
- Fixative
- Flame Turns Blue
- Forgetting
- Freedom
- Fugitive
- Full Steam
- Gathering Dust
- Gutters Full Of Rain
- Harder
- Hold On To Nothing
- I Tremble For You
- In The Morning
- Inner World
- Its Not Easy To Be Me
- Jackdaw
- Kangaroo
- Kathleen
- Knowhere
- Last Boat To America
- Last Summer
- Late Night Radio
- Lately
- Lead Me Upstairs
- Lorelei
- Ls Song
- Made Up My Mind
- Mutineers
- My Oh My
- Nemesis
- New Horizons
- Nos Da Caraid
- Now And Always
- Other Side
- Real Love
- Red Moon
- Shine
- Silver Lining
- Smile Like You Mean It
- Snow In Vegas
- Song To The Siren
- The Dotted Line
- The Light
- The Rice
- This Year S Love
- To Ramona
- Transformation
- Twilight
- We Could Fall In Love Again Tonight
- Were Not Right
- What Am I Doing Wrong
- White Ladder
- Wisdom
- Youre The World To Me
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This is a great track off of David Gray's web exclusive live covers album "A Thousand
Behind." Originally performed by Waylon Jennings
I'm a little iffy on some of the lyrics
Capo 4
Tuning: Standard
3/4 Timing
Intro:
|G|G|G|G|
Verse 1:
G C
This world that I live in is empty and cold
This loneliness cuts me and tears at my soul
G
I’m no child of destiny
D
No fortune son
I’ve chased you so long
G
I’m too weak to run
Verse 2: same as V.1
And here I return to a backstreet of thrill
Back to any warm shoulder till she’s got her fill
And then I treat shame like some old friend from home
Who I can lean on till the misery is gone
Chorus 1:
G C
A new day is here, but nothing is new
D G |G|G|G|
But you’re still gone, still I tremble for you
Verse (same as 1 and 2):
I cry out at bedtime: “oh please not tonight”
Then I hear your footsteps and I turn on the light
Of course you’re never there,
No you never are
And I try to forget to that there’s always a bar
Chorus 2:
G
Though I win that battle
C
And sometimes I do,
D (tempo slows down) G (strum once and hold)
Still sleep doesn’t come, and I tremble for you
very nice, simple progression found in a lot of country western songs
Behind." Originally performed by Waylon Jennings
I'm a little iffy on some of the lyrics
Capo 4
Tuning: Standard
3/4 Timing
Intro:
|G|G|G|G|
Verse 1:
G C
This world that I live in is empty and cold
This loneliness cuts me and tears at my soul
G
I’m no child of destiny
D
No fortune son
I’ve chased you so long
G
I’m too weak to run
Verse 2: same as V.1
And here I return to a backstreet of thrill
Back to any warm shoulder till she’s got her fill
And then I treat shame like some old friend from home
Who I can lean on till the misery is gone
Chorus 1:
G C
A new day is here, but nothing is new
D G |G|G|G|
But you’re still gone, still I tremble for you
Verse (same as 1 and 2):
I cry out at bedtime: “oh please not tonight”
Then I hear your footsteps and I turn on the light
Of course you’re never there,
No you never are
And I try to forget to that there’s always a bar
Chorus 2:
G
Though I win that battle
C
And sometimes I do,
D (tempo slows down) G (strum once and hold)
Still sleep doesn’t come, and I tremble for you
very nice, simple progression found in a lot of country western songs
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