Biography:
Frank Turner (born 28 December 1981) is an English folk/punk singer-songwriter from Meonstoke, Hampshire. Initially the vocalist of post-hardcore band Million Dead, Turner embarked upon a primarily acoustic-based solo career following the band's split in 2005. To date, Turner has released seven solo albums, three rarities compilation albums, one split album and a split EP, and several EPs. Turner's seventh and latest studio album, Be More Kind was released on 4th May 2018.
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Other songs:
- 1933
- Be More Kind
- Blackout
- Dan's Song
- District Sleeps Alone Tonight
- Eulogy
- Fathers Day
- Get Better
- Glory Hallelujah
- I Am Disappeared
- I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous
- I Still Believe
- Long Live The Queen
- Lost
- Love 40 Down
- Love Ire And Song
- Make America Great Again
- Once We Were Anarchists
- Peggy Sang The Blues
- Photosynthesis
- Plain Sailing Weather
- Polaroid Picture
- Real Damage
- Reasons Not To Be An Idiot
- Recovery
- Sailors Boots
- Substitute
- The Ballad Of Me And My Friends
- The Next Storm
- The Road
- The Way I Tend To Be
- If Ever I Stray
- 21St Century Survival Blues
- 4 Simple Words
- A Love Worth Keeping
- After The Rush Hour
- Anymore
- Back To Sleep
- Ballad Of Steve
- Balthazar Impresario
- Barbara Allan
- Better Half
- Brave Face
- Broken Piano
- Build Me Up Buttercup
- Cleopatra In Brooklyn
- Common Ground
- Cowboy
- Dancing Queen
- Dans Song
- Demons
- Dont Worry
- English Curse
- Faithful Son
- Four Simple Words
- Front Crawl
- Get It Right
- Glorious You
- Glory Hallelujah Acoustic
- Going Nowhere
- Good And Gone
- Heart Of The Continent
- Heartless Bastard Motherfucker
- Hits And Mrs
- I Really Dont Care What You Did On Your Gap Year
- Isabel
- Jet Lag
- Josephine
- Journey Of The Magi
- Keira
- Least Of All Young Caroline
- Linoleum
- Little Aphrodite
- Little Changes
- Live Fast Die Old
- Longing For The Day
- Losing Days
- Mittens
- Mr Richards
- Must Try Harder
- My Kingdom For A Horse
- Nashville Tennessee
- Nights Become Days
- Oh Brother
- Old Flames
- One Foot Before The Other
- Our Lady Of The Campfire
- Out Of Breath
- Outdoor Type
- Pancho And Lefty
- Pay To Cum
- Plea From A Cat Named Virtute
- Poetry Of The Deed
- Practical Anarchist
- Present Tense
- Redemption
- Richard Divine
- Riot Song
- Rivers
- Rod Stewart
- Romantic Fatigue
- Sea Legs
- Silent Key
- Smiling At Strangers On Trains
- Something Of Freedom
- Song For Eva Mae
- Song For Josh
- Song To Bob
- Sons Of Liberty
- St Christopher Is Coming Home
- Sunday Nights
- Sunshine State
- Susannah
- Sweet Albion Blues
- Tattoos
- Tell Tale Signs
- Thatcher Fucked The Kids
- The Armadillo
- The Fastest Way Back Home
- The Fisher King Blues
- The Huntsman Comes A
- The Next Round
- The Opening Act Of Spring
- The Quiet One
- The Sand In The Gears
- The Slow Train
- There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner
- There She Is
- Thunder Road
- To Absent Friends
- Try This At Home
- Undeveloped Film
- Vital Signs
- Wanderlust
- We Shall Not Overcome
- Wessex Boy
- Wisdom Teeth
- Worse Things Happen At Sea
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Song: Sons of Liberty
Artist: Frank Turner
Album: Poetry of the Deed
Tuning: Standard
Note: I think there's something going on in the verses before the D chord goes back to
the E chord, but I can't quite pin it down. A-maj just doesn't sound right.
VERSE 1
E D
Once an honest man could go from sunrise to its set
D E
without encountering agents of his state or government.
E D
But a sorry cloud of tyranny has fallen across the land,
D E
brought on by the hollow men, who did not understand
E D
that for centuries our forefathers have fought and often died
D E
to keep themselves unto themselves, to fight the rising tide,
E D
and that if in the smallest battles we surrender to the state,
D E
we enter in a darkness whence we never shall escape.
BRIDGE
F# B E B
A
When they raise their hands up our lives to possess,
F# B E B A
to know our souls, to drag us down, we'll resist.
VERSE 2
E D
Watt Tyler led the people in 1381
D E
to meet the king at Smithfield and issue this demand:
E D
that Winchester’s should be the only law across the land,
D E
the law of old King Alfred's time, of free and honest men.
E D
Because the people then they understood what we have since forgot:
D E
that governments will only work for its own benefit.
E D
And I’d rather stand up naked against the elements alone
D E
than give the hollow men the right to enter in my home.
BRIDGE
F# B E B
A
When they raise their hands up our lives to possess,
F# B E B A
to know our souls, to drag us down, we'll resist.
SOLO:
Chords:
E - E
E - E - E - D - E - E - D
- A - E (x4)
E
CHORUS (First two times no guitar, guitar on third and fourth time)
E D A E
Stand up sons of liberty and fight for what you own.
E D A E
Stand up sons of liberty and fight, fight for your homes.
OUTRO
E D
So if ever a man should ask you for your business, or your name,
D E
tell him to go and fuck himself, tell his friends to do the same.
E D
Because a man who'd trade his liberty for a safe and dreamless sleep
D E
doesn't deserve the both of them, and neither shall he keep.
Artist: Frank Turner
Album: Poetry of the Deed
Tuning: Standard
Note: I think there's something going on in the verses before the D chord goes back to
the E chord, but I can't quite pin it down. A-maj just doesn't sound right.
VERSE 1
E D
Once an honest man could go from sunrise to its set
D E
without encountering agents of his state or government.
E D
But a sorry cloud of tyranny has fallen across the land,
D E
brought on by the hollow men, who did not understand
E D
that for centuries our forefathers have fought and often died
D E
to keep themselves unto themselves, to fight the rising tide,
E D
and that if in the smallest battles we surrender to the state,
D E
we enter in a darkness whence we never shall escape.
BRIDGE
F# B E B
A
When they raise their hands up our lives to possess,
F# B E B A
to know our souls, to drag us down, we'll resist.
VERSE 2
E D
Watt Tyler led the people in 1381
D E
to meet the king at Smithfield and issue this demand:
E D
that Winchester’s should be the only law across the land,
D E
the law of old King Alfred's time, of free and honest men.
E D
Because the people then they understood what we have since forgot:
D E
that governments will only work for its own benefit.
E D
And I’d rather stand up naked against the elements alone
D E
than give the hollow men the right to enter in my home.
BRIDGE
F# B E B
A
When they raise their hands up our lives to possess,
F# B E B A
to know our souls, to drag us down, we'll resist.
SOLO:
Chords:
E - E
E - E - E - D - E - E - D
- A - E (x4)
E
CHORUS (First two times no guitar, guitar on third and fourth time)
E D A E
Stand up sons of liberty and fight for what you own.
E D A E
Stand up sons of liberty and fight, fight for your homes.
OUTRO
E D
So if ever a man should ask you for your business, or your name,
D E
tell him to go and fuck himself, tell his friends to do the same.
E D
Because a man who'd trade his liberty for a safe and dreamless sleep
D E
doesn't deserve the both of them, and neither shall he keep.
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