Biography:
James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish singer-songwriter from Dublin, Ireland. McMorrow began performing under his own name in 2007, releasing an EP entitled The Sparrow and the Wolf in 2008. His debut album, Early in the Morning, was released in February 2010 via Believe Recordings in Ireland. The album's momentum was initially slow, but the use of one of the album's songs on Grey's Anatomy sparked interest in the US and in Europe. The album was released to the rest of the world in March 2011; and charted in the top 30 in Ireland and Norway.
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Other songs:
- Cavalier
- Follow You Down To The Red Oak Tree
- From The Woods
- Higher Love
- Sparrow And The Wolf
- We D'ont Eat - Officel
- We Dont' Eat
- Wicked Game
- Breaking Hearts
- If I Had A Boat
- This Old Dark Machine
- We Don’t Eat
- All Points
- And If My Heart Should Somehow Stop
- Down The Burning Ropes
- Evil
- Get Low
- Ghosts
- Glacier
- Gold
- Hear The Noise That Moves So Soft And Low
- I Lie Awake Every Night
- Look Out
- National
- Post Tropical
- Red Dust
- True Care
- We Are Ghosts
- We Dont Eat
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Intro: Em
Em C Em
follow you down to the red oak tree
G Am Em
as the air moves thick through the hollow reeds
Am C Em
will you wait for me there until someone comes
Am Em
to carry me, carry me down
Em C Em
see i have not i have not grown cold
G Am Em
i have stole from men who have stole from those
Am C Em
with their arms so thin and their skin so old
Am Em
but you are young, you are young, you are young
Bm C G
then somebody laughs like it’s all just for hell
Bm C G
as though we could not be saved from the depth of the well
Am C Em
but the cloth that i make is a cloth you can sell
C D
to pay for the gossamer seed
Em C Em
names get carved in the red oak tree
G Am Em
of the ones who stay and the ones who leave
Am C Em
i will wait for you there with these cindered bones
Am D Em
so follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
Em C Em
follow you down to the red oak tree
G Am Em
as the air moves thick through the hollow reeds
Am C Em
will you wait for me there until someone comes
Am Em
to carry me, carry me down
Em C Em
see i have not i have not grown cold
G Am Em
i have stole from men who have stole from those
Am C Em
with their arms so thin and their skin so old
Am Em
but you are young, you are young, you are young
Bm C G
then somebody laughs like it’s all just for hell
Bm C G
as though we could not be saved from the depth of the well
Am C Em
but the cloth that i make is a cloth you can sell
C D
to pay for the gossamer seed
Em C Em
names get carved in the red oak tree
G Am Em
of the ones who stay and the ones who leave
Am C Em
i will wait for you there with these cindered bones
Am D Em
so follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
Am D Em
follow me follow me down
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