Biography:
Dry the River were a folk rock band from Stratford, London, UK, formed in spring 2009. Frontman Peter Liddle decribes their sound as "folky gospel music played by a post-punk band". Currently, the band consists of Peter Liddle (vocals, guitar), Matthew Taylor (guitar, keys, vocals), Scott Miller (bass, percussion, vocals) and Jon Warren (drums, percussion). The original lineup also included Will Harvey (violin, viola, keys, mandolin); however, he left the band in early 2014.
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Other songs:
- Alarms In The Heart
- Shaker Hymns
- Weights And Measures
- Bible Belt
- Chambers And The Valves
- Coast
- Deadheads
- Demons
- Everlasting Light
- Family Tree
- Gethsemane
- Hammer
- Hidden Hand
- History Book
- Hope Diamond
- Husk
- It Was Love That Laid Us Low
- Lions Den
- Med School
- New Ceremony
- Night Owls
- No Rest
- Roman Candle
- Shield Your Eyes
- Vessel
- Zaytoun
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
the strumming pattern is for most of the song, but there are changes. it's easier to just listen haha.
the song starts with palm muting the strumming pattern, and then a break, and then the actual tune begins.
[Verse]
B
It was a difficult decision
D#m F#
But every drop of water was a lake, oh
B
And I guess I had a vision
D#m E
Of every unavoidable mistake, oh
B
Though I never had a white flag
D#m F#
I surrendered you my every vital sign, oh
B
But the thing about the heart is
D#m E
It beats with no instruction from the mind, oh
[Chorus]
C#m B
You came into the kitchen and you laid me on the table like a meal
E
I won't recover in a heartbeat
E B
You could hammer a nail with the way I feel
[Tag]
B D#m F# x2
[Verse]
B
You won't find us in the Bible
D#m F#
But the story's parabolic at the core
B
I'm just singing this recital
D#m E
In the hope that they might one day find a cure
B
And our bodily components
D#m F#
And everyone that knows them came from stars, oh
B
But the thing about the mind is
D#m E
It has no consideration for the heart, oh
[Chorus]
C#m B
You came into the kitchen and you laid me on the table like a meal
E
I won't recover in a heartbeat
E B
You could hammer a nail with the way I feel
C#m
And maybe I'm a naysayer
B
And probably the best is yet to come
E
I will recover in a heartbeat
E B
I'll be born again with the morning sun
[Outro]
B F#
B D#m F#
B F# [x3]
B D#m F#
B
the song starts with palm muting the strumming pattern, and then a break, and then the actual tune begins.
[Verse]
B
It was a difficult decision
D#m F#
But every drop of water was a lake, oh
B
And I guess I had a vision
D#m E
Of every unavoidable mistake, oh
B
Though I never had a white flag
D#m F#
I surrendered you my every vital sign, oh
B
But the thing about the heart is
D#m E
It beats with no instruction from the mind, oh
[Chorus]
C#m B
You came into the kitchen and you laid me on the table like a meal
E
I won't recover in a heartbeat
E B
You could hammer a nail with the way I feel
[Tag]
B D#m F# x2
[Verse]
B
You won't find us in the Bible
D#m F#
But the story's parabolic at the core
B
I'm just singing this recital
D#m E
In the hope that they might one day find a cure
B
And our bodily components
D#m F#
And everyone that knows them came from stars, oh
B
But the thing about the mind is
D#m E
It has no consideration for the heart, oh
[Chorus]
C#m B
You came into the kitchen and you laid me on the table like a meal
E
I won't recover in a heartbeat
E B
You could hammer a nail with the way I feel
C#m
And maybe I'm a naysayer
B
And probably the best is yet to come
E
I will recover in a heartbeat
E B
I'll be born again with the morning sun
[Outro]
B F#
B D#m F#
B F# [x3]
B D#m F#
B
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