Biography:
Eddplant is a Folk Rock singer-songwriter who grew up in Birmingham and now lives in London.
Ed started playing guitar in secondary school, aged 11, inspired by rock giants Oasis and pop prince Robbie Williams. Soon he was writing original material, which he performed as part of a band with two friends. In 2005, Ed moved to Darlington where he was immersed in the North East folk scene. This developed his playing and lyrical style, as his influences grew to include various folk and folk rock artists.
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okay, so I submitted version 2 chords for
regular Hum The Tune, then I got the album
and realised that it's a different version
on there so... I'm gonna submit it here as
the acoustic version. Tabbed from the
chords that Ed told me via Youtube comment. :P
Standard Tuning with a capo on 5TH FRET.
All chords are relevant to capo.
Chords Used:
Am - 012300
C - 010230
G - 300023
F - 012300/ 112331
Intro: Am, C, G x2
Verse 1:
Am C G
Sometimes you write a song that you can't sing
Am C G
'cause the subject matter raises something that you kept in the dark
Am C G
Well maybe you'll sing her name
G Am C
maybe it doesn't really matter what you say
G F
because you've said now you can't sing it out loud
Chorus:
Am C G
If it needs to be said then say it
G
If it needs to be sung don't hesitate
Am C
But if you wrote it and now you regret it
G
well hum the tune
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Verse 2:
Am C G
This is a song for the ones who feel betrayed
Am C G
But not enough to lose her friends
Am C G
A song for the ones with a hidden past who kept it in the dark too long
Pre-Chorus:
Am C G
This song's about the girl that doesn't know that he's in love with her
Am C F
And the boy who doesn't know she loves him too
Chorus: (x2)
Am C G
If it needs to be said then say it
G
If it needs to be sung don't hesitate
Am C
But if you wrote it and now you regret it
G
well hum the tune (hum it now)
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Outro:
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
^^ continue that last part till fade....
regular Hum The Tune, then I got the album
and realised that it's a different version
on there so... I'm gonna submit it here as
the acoustic version. Tabbed from the
chords that Ed told me via Youtube comment. :P
Standard Tuning with a capo on 5TH FRET.
All chords are relevant to capo.
Chords Used:
Am - 012300
C - 010230
G - 300023
F - 012300/ 112331
Intro: Am, C, G x2
Verse 1:
Am C G
Sometimes you write a song that you can't sing
Am C G
'cause the subject matter raises something that you kept in the dark
Am C G
Well maybe you'll sing her name
G Am C
maybe it doesn't really matter what you say
G F
because you've said now you can't sing it out loud
Chorus:
Am C G
If it needs to be said then say it
G
If it needs to be sung don't hesitate
Am C
But if you wrote it and now you regret it
G
well hum the tune
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Verse 2:
Am C G
This is a song for the ones who feel betrayed
Am C G
But not enough to lose her friends
Am C G
A song for the ones with a hidden past who kept it in the dark too long
Pre-Chorus:
Am C G
This song's about the girl that doesn't know that he's in love with her
Am C F
And the boy who doesn't know she loves him too
Chorus: (x2)
Am C G
If it needs to be said then say it
G
If it needs to be sung don't hesitate
Am C
But if you wrote it and now you regret it
G
well hum the tune (hum it now)
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Outro:
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
Am C G
Na na na na na na na
^^ continue that last part till fade....
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