Biography:
Kevin Morby is an American musician, singer and songwriter. Formerly the bass guitarist of the folk rock band Woods, and the frontman of The Babies, Morby began a solo career in 2013.
Harlem River marked the solo debut. Known for his work as the singer/guitarist for the Brooklyn band The Babies and bassist for Woods, the Kansas City native and new Los Angeles resident, calls the record “an homage to New York City,” his adopted home for the past five years.
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Other songs:
- Aboard My Train
- All Of My Life
- Baltimore County Line
- Beautiful Strangers
- Black Flowers
- Come To Me Now
- Crybaby
- Cut Me Down
- Destroyer
- Dorothy
- Downtowns Lights
- Drunk And On A Star
- Farewell Transmission
- I Have Been To The Mountain
- Miles Miles Miles
- Our Moon
- Parade
- Slow Train
- Tin Can
- Wild Side Oh The Places Youll Go
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[Verse 1]
E A E
I once loved a boy so smart and true
E A E
We would walk home every day from the school
A E
He'd say, I think we could walk forever, Oh no
A E
How ’bout just a little while, O.K.
A E
He would make me laugh like the devil, Haha
A B
He would pick me up like the child that I was
[Verse 2]
E A E
In my time I'd like to stay young forever
E A E
Like a tide, the crest beneath sunny weather
A E
May we fill these lungs with laughter (haha)
A E
And may we shake these bones with style (watch me now)
A E
And may we claim all that we're after (everything)
A E
And may we do it wearing a smile
B A E A E
And may the breath we breathe be free
B A E A E
And for you to remain a part of me
Three, four
[Instrumental]
E A E
A E X3
B7
[Verse 3]
E A E
I have loved many faces, many places
E A E
All aboard my train but depart at different stations
A E
And some of them look the same
A E
But none of them smell the same
A E
And some of them will never change
A E
While some of them are growing strange
A E
And some of them are center stage
A E
While some of them go and turn my page
A E
And summer rain growing pain
A E
And some are diseased with rage
A E
Oh, but all of them are aboard my train
A E
But all of them are a friend of mine
B A E A E
And oh, my darling, can't you see
B A E A E
Oh that babe, oh and you are a part of me
E A E
I once loved a boy so smart and true
E A E
We would walk home every day from the school
A E
He'd say, I think we could walk forever, Oh no
A E
How ’bout just a little while, O.K.
A E
He would make me laugh like the devil, Haha
A B
He would pick me up like the child that I was
[Verse 2]
E A E
In my time I'd like to stay young forever
E A E
Like a tide, the crest beneath sunny weather
A E
May we fill these lungs with laughter (haha)
A E
And may we shake these bones with style (watch me now)
A E
And may we claim all that we're after (everything)
A E
And may we do it wearing a smile
B A E A E
And may the breath we breathe be free
B A E A E
And for you to remain a part of me
Three, four
[Instrumental]
E A E
A E X3
B7
[Verse 3]
E A E
I have loved many faces, many places
E A E
All aboard my train but depart at different stations
A E
And some of them look the same
A E
But none of them smell the same
A E
And some of them will never change
A E
While some of them are growing strange
A E
And some of them are center stage
A E
While some of them go and turn my page
A E
And summer rain growing pain
A E
And some are diseased with rage
A E
Oh, but all of them are aboard my train
A E
But all of them are a friend of mine
B A E A E
And oh, my darling, can't you see
B A E A E
Oh that babe, oh and you are a part of me
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Renick
Kevin Roldan
Kevin Ross
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