Biography:
Holly McNarland (born in Winnipeg, Manitoba) is a Canadian singer-songwriter. Her more noteworthy songs include "Stormy," "Elmo," and "Numb."
She collaborated with Matthew Good for his song "Flight Recorder From Viking 7," which can be found on his album "Loser Anthems" and with fellow Canucks of The Tea Party on "Wishing you would stay".
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Song: The Box
Artist: Holly McNarland
Album: Stuff (1997)
Written By: Holly
From: Matt Finateri ([email protected])
Tuning: STANDARD-> EADGBe
Almost all Holly McNarland songs are very easy to play. She mostly
uses basic open chords..he favourite seems to be Em!
It?s amazing how she can take such a simple song and create into a
awesome peice of work! I think her raging voice has a lot to do with
it....holy hell can she sing!
If anyone knows or has any idea as to what this song is about, PLEASE
email me, cause I?m dying to know. I could swear she was on something
when she wrote this tune.
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Intro: Em, Cmaj7 (x32000)
Em Cmaj7
I had a box
Em Cmaj7
A box that could talk
Em Cmaj7 Em Cmaj7
I looked inside and found a yellow ribbon
Em Cmaj7
So I took that box
Em Cmaj7
For a long long walk
Em Cmaj7 Em Cmaj7 Em
We had a talk, and went to look for a friend
Em C D
I had to eat you
Well we went shopping
The whole while talking
We fell upon a little egg
And the egg started talking
Could this be true?
Have I really found you?
To stop this box from talking, well I must eat you
Em C D
I had to eat you
Em
I had to eat you
C
I had to eat you
D Em Cmaj7
Have I really found you
The egg was terrified
But not to my surprise
I had to stop his, this box from talking
So I said goodbye
And I?ll see you both next time
And I?ll be along my way, but the ribbon will always stay
Em C D
I had to eat you
Em
I had to eat you
C
I had to eat you
D Em
Have I really found you
C
Have I really found you?
D Em
Have I really found you?
C D
Have I, Have I really found you?
Artist: Holly McNarland
Album: Stuff (1997)
Written By: Holly
From: Matt Finateri ([email protected])
Tuning: STANDARD-> EADGBe
Almost all Holly McNarland songs are very easy to play. She mostly
uses basic open chords..he favourite seems to be Em!
It?s amazing how she can take such a simple song and create into a
awesome peice of work! I think her raging voice has a lot to do with
it....holy hell can she sing!
If anyone knows or has any idea as to what this song is about, PLEASE
email me, cause I?m dying to know. I could swear she was on something
when she wrote this tune.
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Intro: Em, Cmaj7 (x32000)
Em Cmaj7
I had a box
Em Cmaj7
A box that could talk
Em Cmaj7 Em Cmaj7
I looked inside and found a yellow ribbon
Em Cmaj7
So I took that box
Em Cmaj7
For a long long walk
Em Cmaj7 Em Cmaj7 Em
We had a talk, and went to look for a friend
Em C D
I had to eat you
Well we went shopping
The whole while talking
We fell upon a little egg
And the egg started talking
Could this be true?
Have I really found you?
To stop this box from talking, well I must eat you
Em C D
I had to eat you
Em
I had to eat you
C
I had to eat you
D Em Cmaj7
Have I really found you
The egg was terrified
But not to my surprise
I had to stop his, this box from talking
So I said goodbye
And I?ll see you both next time
And I?ll be along my way, but the ribbon will always stay
Em C D
I had to eat you
Em
I had to eat you
C
I had to eat you
D Em
Have I really found you
C
Have I really found you?
D Em
Have I really found you?
C D
Have I, Have I really found you?
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