Biography:
John Moreland (born 22June 1985) is an American singer-songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Moreland first debuted his name as a part of the Black Gold Band from 2006-2010, with a 2006 full-band demo, 2008's Endless Oklahoma Sky, and 2009's solo demo session falling in that time span before he decided to retire the Black Gold Band name. John continues to write and record music, and in 2010 will release Things I Can't Control under his own name. Black Gold Band guitarist Wayne Wedge has returned to perform secondary guitar duties
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Other songs:
- Blacklist
- Break My Heart Sweetly
- Cherokee
- Cleveland County Blues
- Gods Medicine
- Gospel
- Hang Me On The Tulsa County Stars
- Hearts Too Heavy
- Heaven
- High On Tulsa Heat
- I Need You To Tell Me Who I Am
- It Dont Suit Me Like Before
- Latchkey Kid
- Lies I Chose To Believe
- Losing Sleep Tonight
- Love Is Not An Answer
- No Glory In Regret
- Nobody Gives A Damn About Songs Anymore
- Oh Julia
- Old Wounds
- Sallisaw Blues
- Slow Down Easy
- Tear Me Back Apart
- White Flag
- You Dont Care For Me Enough To Cry
- Your Spell
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For this version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBp3gr6rt7c there is no capo.
Live he plays it with capo either on 1 or 2.
John Moreland - Your Spell
[verse]
C F C
Well you know I used to love you, but now I don’t think I can
C F G
And it ain’t you, it’s just that feeling’s more than I can stand
F G C F
I guess 9 or 10 years of failure will do that to a man
G
I hope you understand
C F C
We were 18 years of anger, bitter as the cold
C F G
And baby, we knew emptiness like a panhandle road
F G C F
We’d pretend that we were dying, trying to survive
G C
And make it through those high school nights alive
[pre chorus]
Dm G
Remember the prom kings and queens, praised from afar
F G
And how the lights inside the high school made them look like movie stars
[chorus]
C
Well you were the queen of my condition
F C
I was the king of the ignored
C F
You talked just like East Texas
F G
Looked like an angel from the lord
F G
I thought we’d bust out of Broken Arrow
C F
Holding hands on our way to hell
G C
You always did have me under your spell
[pre chorus]
Dm G
And all those pretty girls who looked like movie stars
F
They look pretty ordinary, 28 years old
G
Checking out at Walmart with babies in their arms
[chorus]
C
and you were the queen of my condition
F C
I was the king of the ignored
C F
You talked just like East Texas
F G
Looked like an angel from the lord
F G
I thought we’d bust out of Broken Arrow
C F
Holding hands on our way to hell
G C
You always did have me under your spell
Live he plays it with capo either on 1 or 2.
John Moreland - Your Spell
[verse]
C F C
Well you know I used to love you, but now I don’t think I can
C F G
And it ain’t you, it’s just that feeling’s more than I can stand
F G C F
I guess 9 or 10 years of failure will do that to a man
G
I hope you understand
C F C
We were 18 years of anger, bitter as the cold
C F G
And baby, we knew emptiness like a panhandle road
F G C F
We’d pretend that we were dying, trying to survive
G C
And make it through those high school nights alive
[pre chorus]
Dm G
Remember the prom kings and queens, praised from afar
F G
And how the lights inside the high school made them look like movie stars
[chorus]
C
Well you were the queen of my condition
F C
I was the king of the ignored
C F
You talked just like East Texas
F G
Looked like an angel from the lord
F G
I thought we’d bust out of Broken Arrow
C F
Holding hands on our way to hell
G C
You always did have me under your spell
[pre chorus]
Dm G
And all those pretty girls who looked like movie stars
F
They look pretty ordinary, 28 years old
G
Checking out at Walmart with babies in their arms
[chorus]
C
and you were the queen of my condition
F C
I was the king of the ignored
C F
You talked just like East Texas
F G
Looked like an angel from the lord
F G
I thought we’d bust out of Broken Arrow
C F
Holding hands on our way to hell
G C
You always did have me under your spell
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