Biography:
Hayden is Paul Hayden Desser (born February 12, 1971), a Canadian singer-songwriter from Thornhill, Ontario. His early works are a largely eclectic mix of genres from grunge to alternative country, as demonstrated by his first full album, Everything I Long For, released in 1995. Since then his work has become progressively more refined.
Combining elements of both rock and folk music, along with disturbingly personal sentiments, dark humor, and a
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Other songs:
- Carried Away
- All In One Move
- Bad As They Seem
- Barely Friends
- Bass Song
- Blurry Nights
- Bullet
- Bunkbeds
- Damn This Feeling
- Dont Get Down
- Firtinam
- Half For Me
- Hardly
- Holster
- Home By Saturday
- I Should Have Been Watching You
- Ill Tell Him Tonight
- In September
- Just Give Me A Name
- Lets Break Up
- Long Way Down
- Looking Back To Me
- Looking For You In Me
- Lullaby
- Middle Of July
- More Than Alive
- Motel
- My Parents House
- Never Lonely
- No Happy Birthday
- Nowhere We Cannot Go
- Pots And Pans
- Rainy Saturday
- Robbed Blind
- Roll Down That Wave
- Sioux City
- Skates
- Stride
- Take
- Trees Lounge
- We Dont Mind
- Weight Of The World
- When This Is Over
- Where And When
- Winter Trip
- Woody
- Worthy Of Your Esteem
- You Were Loved
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Worthy of Your Esteem – by Hayden
Tabbed by James O-L (http://www.myspace.com/jamesol).
Great tune. Simple. I’m sure I’m missing many subtleties of the song, but these
chords sound aight to me.
All C chords are played with an extra G bass note in them. (Played with your pinky finger.)
Standard tuning in C Major.
Intro Chords:
C Am Em
C Am Em
Verse 1:
C Am Em
Lately you've been so mean, it's guaranteed
C Am Em
Your life's a sweet sixteen at thirty-three
C Am Em
You've had it up to here with both hemispheres
C Am Em
With no one left to revere, you my dear
Chorus:
F C F C
A scientist on TV, said aliens will be
F C G
The big discovery of the Century
F C F C
And you must be very pleased, this finally could mean
F C G
There's someone you can deem, worthy of your esteem La da da da
C Am Em
C Am Em
Verse 2:
C Am Em
I've blamed myself for years, but it appears
C Am Em
There's nothing I could cheer to stop your tears
F C F C
A scientist on TV, said aliens will be
F C G
The big discovery of the Century
F C F C
And you must be very pleased, this finally could mean
F C G
There's someone you can deem, worthy of your esteem
C Am Em (repeat until end)
Tabbed by James O-L (http://www.myspace.com/jamesol).
Great tune. Simple. I’m sure I’m missing many subtleties of the song, but these
chords sound aight to me.
All C chords are played with an extra G bass note in them. (Played with your pinky finger.)
Standard tuning in C Major.
Intro Chords:
C Am Em
C Am Em
Verse 1:
C Am Em
Lately you've been so mean, it's guaranteed
C Am Em
Your life's a sweet sixteen at thirty-three
C Am Em
You've had it up to here with both hemispheres
C Am Em
With no one left to revere, you my dear
Chorus:
F C F C
A scientist on TV, said aliens will be
F C G
The big discovery of the Century
F C F C
And you must be very pleased, this finally could mean
F C G
There's someone you can deem, worthy of your esteem La da da da
C Am Em
C Am Em
Verse 2:
C Am Em
I've blamed myself for years, but it appears
C Am Em
There's nothing I could cheer to stop your tears
F C F C
A scientist on TV, said aliens will be
F C G
The big discovery of the Century
F C F C
And you must be very pleased, this finally could mean
F C G
There's someone you can deem, worthy of your esteem
C Am Em (repeat until end)
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He Is We