Biography:
Gemma Hayes is a singer-songwriter born August 11, 1977 in Ballyporeen, Tipperary, Ireland.
She signed to Source Records/Virgin in 2001 and issued the folksy 4.35am EP and the more band-orientated Work to a Calm EP before releasing her debut album, Night on my Side, in 2002. The album was subsequently nominated for that year's Mercury Music Prize, now called the Barclaycard Mercury Prize.
After touring for Night on my Side Hayes took 2 years out from the music business; "All I do know is that I didn't want to listen to music at all.
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At Constant Speed
By Gemma Hayes
Tabbed By: Jason Fullmore
[email protected]
Here is my interpretation of At Constant Speed. This is my first tab posting, so
hopefully this will help you with the song. It's fun to play on an acoustic.
F C A#
A lonely burden rests gently
Am A# F
this is harder than I thought
F C A#
Your face is distant and paler now
Am A# C
its funny how things work out
F A#
But if I keep a constant speed
Am C
and watch everything rush past me
F A#
its the quickest way to leave it all behind
Am C
only it never leaves
F A# F A#
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
Am C
I just see an outline
F A# F A#
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
Am C
I hope that's alright
I miss your kitchen window view
the effect I had on you
Your voice is lost in static waves
erased by every day
If I keep a constant speed
and let everything rush past me
This bloody mess I can leave behind
only it never leaves
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I just see an outline
I;m beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I hope that's alright
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I just see an outline
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I hope that's alright
I just see an outline
I just see an outline of you
Just see an outline
Just see an outline of you
By Gemma Hayes
Tabbed By: Jason Fullmore
[email protected]
Here is my interpretation of At Constant Speed. This is my first tab posting, so
hopefully this will help you with the song. It's fun to play on an acoustic.
F C A#
A lonely burden rests gently
Am A# F
this is harder than I thought
F C A#
Your face is distant and paler now
Am A# C
its funny how things work out
F A#
But if I keep a constant speed
Am C
and watch everything rush past me
F A#
its the quickest way to leave it all behind
Am C
only it never leaves
F A# F A#
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
Am C
I just see an outline
F A# F A#
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
Am C
I hope that's alright
I miss your kitchen window view
the effect I had on you
Your voice is lost in static waves
erased by every day
If I keep a constant speed
and let everything rush past me
This bloody mess I can leave behind
only it never leaves
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I just see an outline
I;m beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I hope that's alright
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I just see an outline
I'm beginning to forget, I'm beginning to forget you
I hope that's alright
I just see an outline
I just see an outline of you
Just see an outline
Just see an outline of you
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