Biography:
Jacco Gardner is a neo-psych/baroque pop multi instrumentalist from The Netherlands. He creates a unique sound by combining the sounds of harpsichord, strings, flutes and other classical instruments with raw psychedelic effects. His music is influenced by artists like Billy Nicholls, Duncan Browne, The Zombies, The Beach Boys, Curt Boettcher, Pink Floyd, Bo Grumpus.
Jacco released his debut 7-inch single in february 2012 called 'Clear The Air' with 'A House on the Moon' as its B-side on Action Weekend Records.
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Jacco Gardner - Help Me Out
INTRO
D#m G# 2x
C#m Bm F# F#7
VERSE 1
D#m G#
I can see quite clearly
C#m Bm F#
But in my mind, time is catching up on me
F#m B
Time passes by quite quickly
Em A# A
Still I wait, in the highest tree
CHORUS
D#m G#
I need all the light that's hidden
D#m G#
Right behind the veil of winter
C#m Bm F#
Help me out and make it disappear
F#7
VERSE 2
D#m G#
I need another curtain
C#m Bm F#
Just to make me feel alright alone
F#m B
Let the sunlight find me
Em A# A
Just before I turn into stone
play chorus 2x, first time play A# instead of F#
BRIDGE
D# E B A C#m F#
play chorus 2x, first time play A# instead of F#
INTRO
D#m G# 2x
C#m Bm F# F#7
VERSE 1
D#m G#
I can see quite clearly
C#m Bm F#
But in my mind, time is catching up on me
F#m B
Time passes by quite quickly
Em A# A
Still I wait, in the highest tree
CHORUS
D#m G#
I need all the light that's hidden
D#m G#
Right behind the veil of winter
C#m Bm F#
Help me out and make it disappear
F#7
VERSE 2
D#m G#
I need another curtain
C#m Bm F#
Just to make me feel alright alone
F#m B
Let the sunlight find me
Em A# A
Just before I turn into stone
play chorus 2x, first time play A# instead of F#
BRIDGE
D# E B A C#m F#
play chorus 2x, first time play A# instead of F#
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