Biography:
Northern Irish singer-songwriter Hannah Peel, is hurtling into a world of analogue synths and a “love for the golden age of cinema and Italo Calvino’s 1972 book Invisible Cities, the imagined travels of Kublai Khan, through the very real loneliness felt by living in big cities, the failure and building of new relationships, to the dreams of a better future.”
Consistently, Peel has won praise for innovative deconstructions of popular tracks and experimental indulgences within her music.
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F#m B
Temperance the dear old deer
F#m. D. B
Did not dare to bother anyone's ear
B D. A
With her uptight jaw and hair tightly pinned
B D. E
Who'd have thought the sin to be within
F#m E B
Bury me under the almond tree
F#m E B
If anything should happen to me
B D. A
Late last june I heard a cry
B D. A. E
I ran to see my younger sister die
E. B Bm
The poisoned meat had cut deep inside
E. D. B
I cast my revenge on temperance tonight
F#m. E. B
Bury me under the almond tree
F#m E. B
If anything should happen to me
F#m. E. B
Bury me under the almond tree
F#m. E. Bm
If anything should happen to me
Bm. D. A
I walked for months through the rain and pour
Bm. D. A
No sign of temperance and her deathly paw
A. E. B
I start to think did I dream it all up
E. B. D
What revenge is this its my life now that's been caught
(2x)
F#m. E. B
Bury me under the almond tree
F#m. E. B
If anything should happen to me
Hans Zimmer
Hanson
Happysad
Harbour
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