Biography:
Karine Polwart (born 1971) is a Scottish singer-songwriter. She writes and performs music with a strong folk and roots feel, and her songs cover a wide area, from alcoholism to genocide.
Despite winning the Horizon Award for Best Newcomer at the BBC Folk Awards 2005, Karine Polwart is no newcomer to the folk world, having previously been a member of Malinky and Battlefield Band. Her solo career is new, and it is for this that she has been particularly recognised.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
C G/B Am G F C F G
C G Eb Am Ab
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
You ceased to mow the lawn ten years ago
F C F G
You just wanted to see how your garden would grow
Am G C F
You abandoned the pruning shears and welcomed each weed
C G
You permitted the soil to select its own seed
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
But it would be unfair to assume you don't care
F C F G
For you pay great attention to all that goes there
Am G C F
But you simply abstain from a plan or design
C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am G F C F G
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
And you follow the thread in the book that you've read
F C F G
Or in something that someone you heard somewhere said
Am G C F
You say, "It's all connected, it's all intertwined
C G C
If you let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
If you let it all hang out and take its own time"
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am G F C F G
C G Eb Am Ab
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
Well, you don't move too fast, you make it all last
F C F G
You encounter each moment before it is past
Am G C F
And you say, "Walking slow in this world is no crime"
C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C G F
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
G F
And take its own time
[Outro]
C F G C G F C
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
C G/B Am G F C F G
C G Eb Am Ab
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
You ceased to mow the lawn ten years ago
F C F G
You just wanted to see how your garden would grow
Am G C F
You abandoned the pruning shears and welcomed each weed
C G
You permitted the soil to select its own seed
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
But it would be unfair to assume you don't care
F C F G
For you pay great attention to all that goes there
Am G C F
But you simply abstain from a plan or design
C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am G F C F G
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
And you follow the thread in the book that you've read
F C F G
Or in something that someone you heard somewhere said
Am G C F
You say, "It's all connected, it's all intertwined
C G C
If you let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
If you let it all hang out and take its own time"
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am G F C F G
C G Eb Am Ab
[Verse]
C G/B Am G
Well, you don't move too fast, you make it all last
F C F G
You encounter each moment before it is past
Am G C F
And you say, "Walking slow in this world is no crime"
C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
F C G C G F
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
G F
And take its own time
[Outro]
C F G C G F C
F C G C
You just let it all hang out and take its own time
Karl Dall
Karl Ganzer
Karl Hahn
Karl Hammel Jr.
Karl Jenkins