Biography:
Karen Matheson born on 11 February 1963. She grew up in the small village of Taynuilt in Argyll, Scotland. She is widely renowned for her clear vocals and being the first artist to have a hit in Gaelic, having learned the language as an adult. She is the lead singer in Capercaillie. Her husband Donald Shaw sings with her in the group.
She was awarded an OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in the 2006 New Year's honours list.
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[Intro]
G
[Verse]
Am
I'm not afraid, I know what's on your mind
C G
It does not worry me
Am
But I hear your name, sometimes it's a blade
C G
Mostly it's a key
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D G
And I'll take my chances here with you tonight___
[Verse]
Am
You say there's a place where two rivers meet
C G
And they flow out to the sea
Am
Your drunken grace, your eloquence and your smiling face
C G
Make me want to believe
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D G
I'll take my chances here with you tonight___
[Instrumental]
G Am C G Am C G
[Verse]
Am
So offer me one more sweet seduction
C G
I think you know by now I can take it
Am
And tell me this isn't self-destruction
C G
Tell me that you think we can make it
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D
Take my chances here with you tonight___
G
There's always Sunday
Am
There's always Sunday
C G
And there's always Sunday to change, to change your mind
There's always Sunday
Am
Always Sunday
C G
There's always Sunday to change, to change your mind
G
[Verse]
Am
I'm not afraid, I know what's on your mind
C G
It does not worry me
Am
But I hear your name, sometimes it's a blade
C G
Mostly it's a key
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D G
And I'll take my chances here with you tonight___
[Verse]
Am
You say there's a place where two rivers meet
C G
And they flow out to the sea
Am
Your drunken grace, your eloquence and your smiling face
C G
Make me want to believe
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D G
I'll take my chances here with you tonight___
[Instrumental]
G Am C G Am C G
[Verse]
Am
So offer me one more sweet seduction
C G
I think you know by now I can take it
Am
And tell me this isn't self-destruction
C G
Tell me that you think we can make it
[Chorus]
C G
And there's always Sunday to change your mind
F Em
For the craven and the blind
C G
There's always Sunday to change your mind
Am D
Take my chances here with you tonight___
G
There's always Sunday
Am
There's always Sunday
C G
And there's always Sunday to change, to change your mind
There's always Sunday
Am
Always Sunday
C G
There's always Sunday to change, to change your mind
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