Biography:
Ellis Paul (born Paul Plissey, January 14, 1965) is an American singer-songwriter and folk musician. Born in Aroostook County, Maine, Paul is a key figure in what has become known as the Boston school of songwriting, a literate, provocative and urbanely romantic folk-pop style that helped ignite the folk revival of the 1990s. His folk-pop music songs have appeared in movies and on television, and are said to bridge the gap between the modern folk sound and the populist traditions of Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger.
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- Kick Out The Lights Johnny Cash
- Look At The Wind Blow
- Marias Beautiful Mess
- Snow In Austin
- Sweet Mistakes
- The Art Of Distance
- The Only Way
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Capo on 1st
C: 032010
C/Bb: 022010
Csus2: 030010
Csus4: 033010
F: X33210
G: 320033
Am: X02210
C
You get the call on the message machine.
F
Its 2 AM
Csus2 C Csus4 C Csus2
It better be im - por - tant.
Her powers out, its a sleep-walk cross town.
Rains coming down,
She's got candlelight and blankets.
Am C
Is this an act between friends?
Am C F G
One step forward, two steps back again.
C C/Bb F G
If you knew the art of distance,
Am
Would you lay in your bed
F C G
Or take a cab across to - wn?
C C/Bb
You crave her skin, well,
F G
You crave its resistance.
Am C
When you wake up in the morning
F G
And shes asking for ti - me,
Am
You give in.
Am F
Shes the queen of light and candles.
Am F
You give in, you always were a sucker
G
For a scandal.
You ring her bell,
She buzzes you in.
Brush off the rain,
You give her the umbrella
When she comes to you,
Wrapped in her sheets.
Is she beautiful?
How you gonna tell her?
When the touch begins,
You cradle her face.
Is this the betrayal of a friend?
C: 032010
C/Bb: 022010
Csus2: 030010
Csus4: 033010
F: X33210
G: 320033
Am: X02210
C
You get the call on the message machine.
F
Its 2 AM
Csus2 C Csus4 C Csus2
It better be im - por - tant.
Her powers out, its a sleep-walk cross town.
Rains coming down,
She's got candlelight and blankets.
Am C
Is this an act between friends?
Am C F G
One step forward, two steps back again.
C C/Bb F G
If you knew the art of distance,
Am
Would you lay in your bed
F C G
Or take a cab across to - wn?
C C/Bb
You crave her skin, well,
F G
You crave its resistance.
Am C
When you wake up in the morning
F G
And shes asking for ti - me,
Am
You give in.
Am F
Shes the queen of light and candles.
Am F
You give in, you always were a sucker
G
For a scandal.
You ring her bell,
She buzzes you in.
Brush off the rain,
You give her the umbrella
When she comes to you,
Wrapped in her sheets.
Is she beautiful?
How you gonna tell her?
When the touch begins,
You cradle her face.
Is this the betrayal of a friend?
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