Biography:
Father John Misty, or J. Tillman, has been recording/releasing solo albums since 2003. Josh also played drums for Seattle’s Fleet Foxes from 2008-2011.
On January 31st 2012, he released the first single, 'Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings', for his debut album under the Father John Misty moniker, "Fear Fun". The Phil Ek mixed and Jonathan Wilson produced LP was released on May 1st 2012 through Sub Pop (U.S.) and Bella Union (U.K.)
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Other songs:
- Ballad Of The Dying Man
- Chateau Lobby #4 In C For Two Virgins
- Funtimes In Babylon
- Holy Slit
- Real Love Baby
- A Bigger Paper Bag
- Baby Ride Easy
- Bigger Paper Bag
- Bird On The Wire
- Birdie
- Blank Space
- Bored In The Usa
- Chateau Lobby 4 In C For Two Virgins
- Date Night
- Disappointing Diamonds Are The Rarest Of Them All
- Everyman Needs A Companion
- Fear Fun
- Generic Pop Song 3
- Gods Favorite Customer
- Hangout At The Gallows
- Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
- Holy Shit
- I Love You Honeybear
- I Went To The Store One Day
- Im Writing A Novel
- In Twenty Years Or So
- Just Dumb Enough To Try
- Leaving La
- Mistys Nightmares 1 And 2
- Mr Tillman
- Nancy From Now On
- Never Been A Woman
- Nothing Good Ever Happens At The Goddamn Thirsty Crow
- Now Im Learning To Love The War
- O I Long To Feel Your Arms Around Me
- Only Son Of The Ladiesman
- Please Dont Die
- Prius Commercial Demo 1
- Pure Comedy
- Smoochie
- So Im Growing Old On Magic Mountain
- Strange Encounter
- Tee Pees 1
- The Ideal Husband
- The Memo
- The Night Josh Tillman Came To Our Apartment
- The Palace
- The Songwriter
- The Suburbs
- Things That Would Have Been Helpful To Know Before The Revolution
- This Is America
- This Is Sally Hatchet
- Total Entertainment Forever
- Trumps Private Pilot
- Two Wildly Different Perspectives
- Well You Can Do It Without Me
- Were Only People And Theres Not Much Anyone Can Do About That
- When The God Of Love Returns
- When The God Of Love Returns Therell Be Hell To Pay
- When Youre Smiling And Astride Me
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In Twenty Years or So
by Father John Misty
From the album Pure Comedy
DGCFAD (Standard tuning dropped a whole step)
Not tabbing the strumming pattern, but it’s easy to figure out by listening.
A Asus2 Cm Cm6 G7 G6
D|---5-7p5----3--5p3-1--0---|
A|---5-5------4--4---3--3---|
F|-5h6-6------5--x---0--0---|
C|---7-7------5--5---0--0---|
G|---0-0------3--3---x--x---|
D|-------------------3--3---|
The G7 and G6 can also be played like this (probably what Josh plays), but, without the
piano, I like the
sound of the way I have them tabbed above.
G7 G6
D|-3--3---|
A|-0--0---|
F|-0--0---|
C|-3--2---|
G|-x--x---|
D|-3--3---|
[Verse]
A Asus2
What's there to lose
Cm Cm6
For a ghost in a cheap rental suit
G7 G6 G7 G6
Clinging to a rock that is hurtling through space?
A Asus2
And what's to regret
Cm Cm6
For a speck on a speck on a speck
G7 G6 G7 G6
Made more ridiculous the more serious he gets?
[Chorus]
D
Oh, it's easy to forget
D Am D Am D G Em G Em
[Bridge]
A Bm
Oh, I read somewhere
G/C# G
That in twenty years
G/C# G
More or less
G/C# D Am G
This human experiment will reach its violent end
C G
But I look at you
C G
As our second drinks arrive
C G
The piano player's playing "This Must Be the Place"
D Am
And it's a miracle to be alive
C G
One more time
Bm Am G
There's nothing to fear
Bm Am G
There's nothing to fear
Bm Am G D
There's nothing to fear
by Father John Misty
From the album Pure Comedy
DGCFAD (Standard tuning dropped a whole step)
Not tabbing the strumming pattern, but it’s easy to figure out by listening.
A Asus2 Cm Cm6 G7 G6
D|---5-7p5----3--5p3-1--0---|
A|---5-5------4--4---3--3---|
F|-5h6-6------5--x---0--0---|
C|---7-7------5--5---0--0---|
G|---0-0------3--3---x--x---|
D|-------------------3--3---|
The G7 and G6 can also be played like this (probably what Josh plays), but, without the
piano, I like the
sound of the way I have them tabbed above.
G7 G6
D|-3--3---|
A|-0--0---|
F|-0--0---|
C|-3--2---|
G|-x--x---|
D|-3--3---|
[Verse]
A Asus2
What's there to lose
Cm Cm6
For a ghost in a cheap rental suit
G7 G6 G7 G6
Clinging to a rock that is hurtling through space?
A Asus2
And what's to regret
Cm Cm6
For a speck on a speck on a speck
G7 G6 G7 G6
Made more ridiculous the more serious he gets?
[Chorus]
D
Oh, it's easy to forget
D Am D Am D G Em G Em
[Bridge]
A Bm
Oh, I read somewhere
G/C# G
That in twenty years
G/C# G
More or less
G/C# D Am G
This human experiment will reach its violent end
C G
But I look at you
C G
As our second drinks arrive
C G
The piano player's playing "This Must Be the Place"
D Am
And it's a miracle to be alive
C G
One more time
Bm Am G
There's nothing to fear
Bm Am G
There's nothing to fear
Bm Am G D
There's nothing to fear
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