Biography:
Holy Sons are but one, a son of the deep South. A true lo-fi dogmatist, Emil Amos self-professedly subscribes to the "therapy through 4-tracking" credo; he is an artist driven to create regardless of the marketability of the outcome. And create he does, prolifically. His output is near-constant between Holy Sons, where he writes every word and plays every instrument, and über-post-rockers Grails, where he contributes his talents as multi-instrumentalist as well as primary drummer, a position akin to the driver of the bus in this case.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Standard tuning
Intro: Am
Am Am
From now on, from now on
F
I was weak once and too many times
G Am
so now I'll be this strong
Am
my thoughts arrange and complete. it's too late to be sorry
G
too late to be sweet to me
F
Every night is a wasted chance to change
G
and every dawn
Am
From now on
Am G F x2
[the Am plays for 14 beats, then G for 2 beats, then F 16 beats]
Am
Am
It's your instinct to tease, It's impossible to please you
Em G
cuz you don't know just what you need
F G
Every night is a wasted chance to change and every daw
Am
From now on...
Intro: Am
Am Am
From now on, from now on
F
I was weak once and too many times
G Am
so now I'll be this strong
Am
my thoughts arrange and complete. it's too late to be sorry
G
too late to be sweet to me
F
Every night is a wasted chance to change
G
and every dawn
Am
From now on
Am G F x2
[the Am plays for 14 beats, then G for 2 beats, then F 16 beats]
Am
Am
It's your instinct to tease, It's impossible to please you
Em G
cuz you don't know just what you need
F G
Every night is a wasted chance to change and every daw
Am
From now on...
Home Free
Home Grown
Home Street Home
Home Town Hero
Homeless Mustard