Biography:
Greg Laswell is an alternative singer/songwriter from San Diego, California. Laswell was the lead singer of the Escondido, CA based alternative rock band Shillglen. In 2001, they released their first and only album Sometimes I Feel. After Shillglen's breakup, Laswell released his first solo album in 2003, the critically acclaimed Good Movie. In 2004, Laswell won the San Diego Music Award for Best Local Recording and was later nominated for 2005's Best Alternative Artist.
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Other songs:
- Comes And Goes
- Girls Wanna Have Fun
- High And Low
- In Spite Of Me
- Your Ghost (cover)
- Comes And Goes (in Waves)
- I’d Be Lying
- And Then You
- Another Life To Lose
- Back To You
- Come Back Down
- Comes And Goes In Wave
- Comes And Goes In Waves
- Days Go On
- December
- Do What I Can
- Dodged A Bullet
- Embrace Me
- Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet
- For You
- Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
- Goodbye
- How The Day Sounds
- I Might Drop By
- Id Be Lying
- In Front Of Me
- Its Been A Year
- Landline
- Late Arriving
- Lifetime Ago
- London By Night
- Never Want To See You Again
- Off I Go
- Royal Empress
- Salvation Dear
- Super Moon
- Sweet Dream
- Take A Bow
- Take Everything
- The One I Love
- This Womans Work
- What A Day
- What Do I Know
- You Now
- Your Ghost
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This song is one of Greg Laswell's that I noticed was missing. Enjoy!
Artist: Greg Laswell
Song: In Front of Me
Submitter: David Codington
Gm Bb
I only know that I was there because I saw the film
Gm Bb
I often wonder why you always believed I could swim
Eb Gm Bb Cm Gm F
'Cause I did my very best to drown in this
Eb Eb
You only wanted me rising, wanted me rising
[CHORUS]:
Bb Eb
Here's a firm goodbye to yesterday
Bb
And the time I wasted in the words
Eb
Trying to find my way to you, love
Bb Eb
Here's a firm goodbye to all the ways
Bb
I was trying to lose you when you were
Eb Cm Bb F
Right in front of me, right in front of me
Gm
I know that I'm inside
Bb Gm
From the time I spent on the outside looking in
Bb
What a storm to have been in
Eb Gm Bb Cm Gm F
Yet I did my very best to drown in this
Eb Eb
You only wanted me rising, wanted me rising
[CHORUS]
Eb Gm Bb F
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
Eb Gm Bb F
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
Eb Gm Bb Eb
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
[CHORUS] (repeat)
[NOTE]:
In parts of the song such as the second "right in front of me" at the end of the chorus, the chords
are debatable. On the second "right in front of me," I have the chords written as "Cm, Bb, F," although
it could be argued as "Cm, Gm, F" Choose for yourself, and decide which one you like better. It is difficult
to tell which one of the two chords (Bb or Gm) fits best between the "Cm" and "F."
With respect,
David Codington.
Artist: Greg Laswell
Song: In Front of Me
Submitter: David Codington
Gm Bb
I only know that I was there because I saw the film
Gm Bb
I often wonder why you always believed I could swim
Eb Gm Bb Cm Gm F
'Cause I did my very best to drown in this
Eb Eb
You only wanted me rising, wanted me rising
[CHORUS]:
Bb Eb
Here's a firm goodbye to yesterday
Bb
And the time I wasted in the words
Eb
Trying to find my way to you, love
Bb Eb
Here's a firm goodbye to all the ways
Bb
I was trying to lose you when you were
Eb Cm Bb F
Right in front of me, right in front of me
Gm
I know that I'm inside
Bb Gm
From the time I spent on the outside looking in
Bb
What a storm to have been in
Eb Gm Bb Cm Gm F
Yet I did my very best to drown in this
Eb Eb
You only wanted me rising, wanted me rising
[CHORUS]
Eb Gm Bb F
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
Eb Gm Bb F
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
Eb Gm Bb Eb
One moment later I would have been out, it seemed
[CHORUS] (repeat)
[NOTE]:
In parts of the song such as the second "right in front of me" at the end of the chorus, the chords
are debatable. On the second "right in front of me," I have the chords written as "Cm, Bb, F," although
it could be argued as "Cm, Gm, F" Choose for yourself, and decide which one you like better. It is difficult
to tell which one of the two chords (Bb or Gm) fits best between the "Cm" and "F."
With respect,
David Codington.
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