Biography:
Josh Garrels (born Joshua Michael Garrels on September 25, 1980) is an American singer-songwriter.
Garrels has been a lot of things: son of a hippie commune, skater boy,
suburban drug dealer, music/design student, coffee roaster, urban shepherd, and now nation- and globe-trotting minstrel of hope and healing.
He is also a beacon of light in a marketplace rife with artists who, whether wanting to acquire fame or just their next meals, have sold
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- Zion and Babylon
- 107
- A Long Way
- All Creatures
- Anchor Of My Soul
- At The Table
- Be Set Free
- Benediction
- Beyond The Blue
- Born Again
- Bread And Wine
- Children Of The Earth
- Colors
- Come To Him
- Creation Song
- Cynicism
- Decision
- Desert Father
- Dont Wait For Me
- Farther Along
- Fire By Night
- Flood Waters
- For You
- Forgiven
- Freedom
- Gloria
- Good Friday
- Grandmas Hands
- Hiding Place
- Home At Last
- Hosanna
- Indiana Sky
- Jacaranda Tree
- Just Doin Your Thing
- Little Blue
- May You Find A Light
- Million Miles
- Morning Light
- Never Have I Found
- O Day Of Peace
- O Holy Night
- Original Spacefan
- Pilot Me
- Processional
- Rabbit And The Bear
- Rabbit The Bear
- Rainbow
- Rejoice And Lament
- Restless Ones
- Revelator
- Rise
- Sisu
- Slip Away
- The Arrow
- The Boars Head
- The Childrens Song
- The Light Came Down
- Train Song
- Ulysses
- White Owl
- Words Remain
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Song: “Cynicism”
Artist: Josh Garrels
Album: “Love & War: B-sides & Remixes EP”
Contributor: Davy Codington
[NOTE]
The baseline is much more involved than the chords listed below. The F chord in the verses is pretty subtle
(so I could have it wrong); it’s more obvious in the second paragraph (the bridge)
starting “Don’t stand alone…” Switching back and forth between Am and G works just as well.
[Intro]
Am G Am G Am G Am G
[Verse 1]
Am G F
Cynicism is the sickness of my culture
Am G F
We undress each other with an evil eye
Am G F
Concentric circles we look like vultures
Am G F
When we feast on the failures of the lives we criticize
[Bridge 1]
Am G F
Don't stand alone and cast your stones at her
Am G F
Unless you think you're innocent yourself
Am G F
The measure that we use to condemn men
Am G F
Will be the same that's poured out upon our heads
[Chorus]
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G A
The love we sacrificed for an empire made of clay
D G C (C)
No no, no no…….
A D G C Am G Am G
No no, no no…….
[Verse 2]
Am G F
Self-promotions how we function in this culture
Am G F
We fight for the spotlight with a peacocks pride
Am G F
And then condescend to all the lesser men
Am G F
From thrones we make of payed accolades and a compromise
[Bridge 2]
Am G F
There is no power that a man can have
Am G F
Unless it's given to him from above
Am G F
Our ladders of success descend to hell
Am G F
Don't sell your soul and lose your one true love
[Chorus]
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G
The love we sacrificed for an empire made of clay
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G A
The love we sacrificed to be kings for a day
D G C (C)
No no, no no…….
A D G C
No no, no no…….
A D G C
No no, no no…….
A D G C A
No no, no no…….
Artist: Josh Garrels
Album: “Love & War: B-sides & Remixes EP”
Contributor: Davy Codington
[NOTE]
The baseline is much more involved than the chords listed below. The F chord in the verses is pretty subtle
(so I could have it wrong); it’s more obvious in the second paragraph (the bridge)
starting “Don’t stand alone…” Switching back and forth between Am and G works just as well.
[Intro]
Am G Am G Am G Am G
[Verse 1]
Am G F
Cynicism is the sickness of my culture
Am G F
We undress each other with an evil eye
Am G F
Concentric circles we look like vultures
Am G F
When we feast on the failures of the lives we criticize
[Bridge 1]
Am G F
Don't stand alone and cast your stones at her
Am G F
Unless you think you're innocent yourself
Am G F
The measure that we use to condemn men
Am G F
Will be the same that's poured out upon our heads
[Chorus]
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G A
The love we sacrificed for an empire made of clay
D G C (C)
No no, no no…….
A D G C Am G Am G
No no, no no…….
[Verse 2]
Am G F
Self-promotions how we function in this culture
Am G F
We fight for the spotlight with a peacocks pride
Am G F
And then condescend to all the lesser men
Am G F
From thrones we make of payed accolades and a compromise
[Bridge 2]
Am G F
There is no power that a man can have
Am G F
Unless it's given to him from above
Am G F
Our ladders of success descend to hell
Am G F
Don't sell your soul and lose your one true love
[Chorus]
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G
The love we sacrificed for an empire made of clay
G A
We've all gone astray
D C (F) G
We kick against the pricks so convinced we know the way
A
But who can repay
D F G A
The love we sacrificed to be kings for a day
D G C (C)
No no, no no…….
A D G C
No no, no no…….
A D G C
No no, no no…….
A D G C A
No no, no no…….
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