Biography:
Gordon Edgar Downie CM (6 February 1964 – 17 October 2017) was a Canadian rock musician, writer, and occasional actor. He was the lead singer and lyricist for the Canadian rock band The Tragically Hip. He released six solo albums: Coke Machine Glow (2001), Battle of the Nudes (2003), The Grand Bounce (2010), And the Conquering Sun with The Sadies (2014), Secret Path (2016), and Introduce Yerself (2017).
Gordon Downie (known widely as Gord Downie) grew up in a suburb of Kingston
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Intro G
D C
Well Id rather dress a wolf, you said.
D C
Well Id rather floss his teeth, I said.
D C G C
We fought til the ferry was full and that wolf was dead.
D C
Ships ahoy and were out of the car,
D C
under howling winds and skies of lead,
D C G C
we might as well have been crossing the ocean except this ocean is dead.
Interlude G C
D C
Theres a smudge of moon over Glenora,
D C
ferry spotlights on the ice ahead,
D C G C
and over your shoulder and through the snowflakes theres an aloneness.
G C
Aloneness.
G C C C G
Aloneness as dead, as dead as that ocean is dead.
G C G
And that ocean is dead.
D C
Back under the glow of the interior light,
D C
blowing hard into my hands I said,
D C G C
Lets leave this boat to the snowflakes to the aloneness.
G C
Aloneness.
G C C C G
Aloneness as dead, as dead as that ocean is dead.
G C G
And that ocean is dead.
Tabbed by Canmoron Eastfoot
Intro G
D C
Well Id rather dress a wolf, you said.
D C
Well Id rather floss his teeth, I said.
D C G C
We fought til the ferry was full and that wolf was dead.
D C
Ships ahoy and were out of the car,
D C
under howling winds and skies of lead,
D C G C
we might as well have been crossing the ocean except this ocean is dead.
Interlude G C
D C
Theres a smudge of moon over Glenora,
D C
ferry spotlights on the ice ahead,
D C G C
and over your shoulder and through the snowflakes theres an aloneness.
G C
Aloneness.
G C C C G
Aloneness as dead, as dead as that ocean is dead.
G C G
And that ocean is dead.
D C
Back under the glow of the interior light,
D C
blowing hard into my hands I said,
D C G C
Lets leave this boat to the snowflakes to the aloneness.
G C
Aloneness.
G C C C G
Aloneness as dead, as dead as that ocean is dead.
G C G
And that ocean is dead.
Tabbed by Canmoron Eastfoot
Gorrilaz
Gospel
Gospel Music
Gossip
Gossos