Biography:
Ezra Furman is a singer and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. It is difficult to peg her as part of a single musical genre because she loves to experiment with different styles of songwriting. Suffice it to say that Ezra makes up songs and plays them on her acoustic guitar with ferocious energy and gut wrenching sincerity. Her music is derivative of, but never completely part of, a number of musical genres: rock, blues, punk, folk and pop are some prime examples.
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Other songs:
- Every Feeling
- Love You So Bad
- Wild Feeling
- And Maybe God Is A Train
- Androgynous
- Are You Gonna Break My Heart
- Body Was Made
- Can I Sleep In Your Brain
- Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde
- Driving Down To La
- Haunted Head
- Hour Of Deepest Need
- I Lost My Innocence
- Im Gonna Feel Every Feelin In The Book Tonight
- Little Piece Of Trash
- Lousy Connection
- Ordinary Life
- Pot Holes
- Psalm 151
- Restless Year
- Sinking Slow
- The Great Unknown
- Watch You Go By
- Whatever
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[Verse]
N.C.
A song is a dream that keeps going on when it's over
N.C.
A man hears a song in the soft speaking voice of his lover
N.C.
A hero goes on when the others believe it's all over
N.C.
A sister is strong when she fights for the cause of her brother
[Verse]
A Dm A
A crow with a broken wing stands at the side of the highway
A Dm A
A traveller finds a place to sleep at the end of a long day
D Bm A
I speak through a telephone. You can't decipher what I say.
D Dm A
We'll meet in Decatur. I'll tell you I love you in five days.
[Verse]
A E A
A human is something that rises and falls over time dear
A E A
Your breathing slows down and you sleep in the fluorescent light dear
D Bm A
We're passing through town and there isn't a soul we can trust here
D Dm A
We don't use our real names. We struggle. We do what we must here
[Chorus]
E D A
Drive with me into the Great Unknown
E D Dm/F
I think we are on our own. I think we're really on our own
[Verse]
A E A
A song is a dream that keeps going on when it's over
A E A
A man hears a song in the soft speaking voice of his lover
D Bm A
A hero goes on when the others believe it's all over
D Bm A
A sister is strong when she fights for the cause of her brother
N.C.
A song is a dream that keeps going on when it's over
N.C.
A man hears a song in the soft speaking voice of his lover
N.C.
A hero goes on when the others believe it's all over
N.C.
A sister is strong when she fights for the cause of her brother
[Verse]
A Dm A
A crow with a broken wing stands at the side of the highway
A Dm A
A traveller finds a place to sleep at the end of a long day
D Bm A
I speak through a telephone. You can't decipher what I say.
D Dm A
We'll meet in Decatur. I'll tell you I love you in five days.
[Verse]
A E A
A human is something that rises and falls over time dear
A E A
Your breathing slows down and you sleep in the fluorescent light dear
D Bm A
We're passing through town and there isn't a soul we can trust here
D Dm A
We don't use our real names. We struggle. We do what we must here
[Chorus]
E D A
Drive with me into the Great Unknown
E D Dm/F
I think we are on our own. I think we're really on our own
[Verse]
A E A
A song is a dream that keeps going on when it's over
A E A
A man hears a song in the soft speaking voice of his lover
D Bm A
A hero goes on when the others believe it's all over
D Bm A
A sister is strong when she fights for the cause of her brother
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