Biography:
JOHNNYSWIM is a Nashville based duo composed of Amanda Sudano and Abner Ramirez. The two began writing and singing together in the spring of 2006 and found that their similar influences of folk, soul, and rock blended together lusciously. Nashville newspaper "the Tennesean" describes JOHNNYSWIM as ,"A mix of Lauryn Hill and John Mayer." Influences are, Stevie Wonder, Johnny Cash, Thom Yorke, Coldplay, John Legend, John Mayer, Bob Dylan, Feist, Robin Thicke, Shangrala.
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Other songs:
- Adelina
- Annie
- Bridges
- Closer
- Diamonds
- Dont Keep Heaven Busy
- Dont Let It Get You Down
- Falling For Me
- First Try
- Georgica Pond
- Goodbye Road
- Heart Beats
- Home
- Hummingbird
- I Wish You Love
- In My Arms
- Just Your Memory
- Let It Matter
- Live While Were Young
- Lonely Night In Georgia
- Make
- Over
- Paris In June
- Rescue You
- Ring The Bells
- Say Goodnight Instead
- Summertime Romance
- Take The World
- Touching Heaven
- Trouble
- Villains
- You And I
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Notes: * after the chords mean either a single normal down strum, or a slower down strum so you hear every
string.
Also the amazing grace is four bars long starting 2 counts after the Johnny's chorus and start of the
3rd bar you switch to D# for a full bar back to A# for two counts and then going into the final chorus
[Intro]
G
[Verse 1]
G
I left my dear trying to find adventure
D G
She spent years trading my whiskey out for seltzer
C G
Still I hear her voice in the pit of my failure
D G
I ride alone down Goodbye Road
G
I kept my eyes tryna find better weather
D G
Just to find it ain't getting any better
C G
And still I hear her voice so clear and so tender
D G
It's my tale to tell down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
C G
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
C G
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
C G Em
We may not be where we thought we would be
D* G
We made our home down Goodbye Road
[Verse 2]
G
You said you were my queen, now you're just an old disaster
D G
I said sticks and stones shouldn't be thrown from the pulpit pastor
C G
And when I hear that voice I try to move a bit faster
D G
I'd rather walk alone down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
C G
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
C G
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
C G Em
We may not be where we thought we would be
D* G
We made our home down Goodbye Road
[Bridge]
A#
Travelin' Paul on the road to Damascus
F A#
The ghost of Saul, he laid down in a casket
D# A#
Sometimes flowers grow in the soil of ashes
F A#
Pick 'em as you go down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
D# A#
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
D# A#
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
D# A# Gm
We may not be where we thought we would be
F* A#
We made our home down Goodbye Road
A# D# A#
*Hum Amazing Grace*
D# A#
Sometimes flowers grow in the soil of ashes
F A#
Pick 'em as you go down Goodbye Road
F* A#*
We made our home down Goodbye Road
string.
Also the amazing grace is four bars long starting 2 counts after the Johnny's chorus and start of the
3rd bar you switch to D# for a full bar back to A# for two counts and then going into the final chorus
[Intro]
G
[Verse 1]
G
I left my dear trying to find adventure
D G
She spent years trading my whiskey out for seltzer
C G
Still I hear her voice in the pit of my failure
D G
I ride alone down Goodbye Road
G
I kept my eyes tryna find better weather
D G
Just to find it ain't getting any better
C G
And still I hear her voice so clear and so tender
D G
It's my tale to tell down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
C G
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
C G
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
C G Em
We may not be where we thought we would be
D* G
We made our home down Goodbye Road
[Verse 2]
G
You said you were my queen, now you're just an old disaster
D G
I said sticks and stones shouldn't be thrown from the pulpit pastor
C G
And when I hear that voice I try to move a bit faster
D G
I'd rather walk alone down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
C G
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
C G
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
C G Em
We may not be where we thought we would be
D* G
We made our home down Goodbye Road
[Bridge]
A#
Travelin' Paul on the road to Damascus
F A#
The ghost of Saul, he laid down in a casket
D# A#
Sometimes flowers grow in the soil of ashes
F A#
Pick 'em as you go down Goodbye Road
[Chorus]
D# A#
Strangers, outcasts, artists and thieves
D# A#
Misfits, legends and lost refugees
D# A# Gm
We may not be where we thought we would be
F* A#
We made our home down Goodbye Road
A# D# A#
*Hum Amazing Grace*
D# A#
Sometimes flowers grow in the soil of ashes
F A#
Pick 'em as you go down Goodbye Road
F* A#*
We made our home down Goodbye Road
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