Biography:
Julien Baker (born Julien Rose Baker on September 29, 1995) is an American musician and guitarist from Memphis, Tennessee. She is a member of the alternative rock band Forrister, formerly known as The Star Killers. She released a studio album, Sprained Ankle, on 6131 Records in 2015.
For years, Baker and a group of close friends performed as Forrister, but when college took her four hours away, her need to continue creating found an outlet through solo work.
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Other songs:
- Rejoice
- Appointments
- Ballad Of Big Nothing
- Blacktop
- Brittle Boned
- Claws In Your Back
- Decorated Lawns
- Distant Solar Systems
- Even
- Everybody Does
- Everything That Helps You Sleep
- Funeral Pyre
- Go Home
- Good News
- Hurt Less
- Ketchum Id
- Red Door
- Shadowboxing
- Something
- Sour Breath
- Sprained Ankle
- Televangelist
- Turn Out The Lights
- Vessels
- Whenever Im Alone
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[Chords]
(to be played in Drop D tuning)
Dadd4add9 054030
Gmaj13 554030
Bm x24432
E7 220100
D5 0577xx
F#5 4446xx
A5 7779xx
[Intro]
Dadd4add9 Gmaj13
Dadd4add9 Gmaj13
[Verse 1]
Dadd4add9
You're gonna break your hand
Bm Gmaj13
Tell me not to fight anymore
Dadd4add9
But I feel yellow as a coward
Bm
Pale as a flickering bulb
Gmaj13
At the outside of a liquor store
Dadd4add9 Bm
So knock me out again
Gmaj13 E7
Count backwards from ten
Dadd4add9 Bm
As I relay the colors as they appear to me
Gmaj13
At the bottom of a cement floor
[Chorus]
Dadd4add9
And do you see
Bm Gmaj13
Me
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Any-more
D5 F#5 A5
'Cause oh how far do you think I can go
D5 F#5 A5
Beneath before you won't follow me there
[Instrumental]
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
[Verse 2]
Dadd4add9
You don't understand
Bm Gmaj13
I know last time I swore
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Not to make a scene and now I'm wandering into traffic screaming
Dadd4add9 Bm
Set me on fire in the middle of the street
Gmaj13 E7
Bend my knees and paint the concrete
Dadd4add9 Bm
The color of my bloody knuckles
Gmaj13
Pulling splinters from the chapel door
[Chorus]
Dadd4add9
And do you see
Bm Gmaj13
Me
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Any-more
D5 F#5 A5
'Cause oh how far do you think I can go
D5 F#5 A5
Beneath before you won't follow me
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my)
(to be played in Drop D tuning)
Dadd4add9 054030
Gmaj13 554030
Bm x24432
E7 220100
D5 0577xx
F#5 4446xx
A5 7779xx
[Intro]
Dadd4add9 Gmaj13
Dadd4add9 Gmaj13
[Verse 1]
Dadd4add9
You're gonna break your hand
Bm Gmaj13
Tell me not to fight anymore
Dadd4add9
But I feel yellow as a coward
Bm
Pale as a flickering bulb
Gmaj13
At the outside of a liquor store
Dadd4add9 Bm
So knock me out again
Gmaj13 E7
Count backwards from ten
Dadd4add9 Bm
As I relay the colors as they appear to me
Gmaj13
At the bottom of a cement floor
[Chorus]
Dadd4add9
And do you see
Bm Gmaj13
Me
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Any-more
D5 F#5 A5
'Cause oh how far do you think I can go
D5 F#5 A5
Beneath before you won't follow me there
[Instrumental]
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
[Verse 2]
Dadd4add9
You don't understand
Bm Gmaj13
I know last time I swore
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Not to make a scene and now I'm wandering into traffic screaming
Dadd4add9 Bm
Set me on fire in the middle of the street
Gmaj13 E7
Bend my knees and paint the concrete
Dadd4add9 Bm
The color of my bloody knuckles
Gmaj13
Pulling splinters from the chapel door
[Chorus]
Dadd4add9
And do you see
Bm Gmaj13
Me
Dadd4add9 Bm Gmaj13
Any-more
D5 F#5 A5
'Cause oh how far do you think I can go
D5 F#5 A5
Beneath before you won't follow me
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my heart)
D5 F#5 A5
Down (I want to let you break my)
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