Biography:
Lisa Hannigan (born Lisa Margaret Hannigan on 12 February 1981 in Kilcloon, County Meath, Ireland) is an Irish singer-songwriter and musician. Originally coming to public attention in 2001 as the female vocalist from Damien Rice's best-selling breakthrough albums O and 9, she began her solo career in 2007. Since then she has released the albums Sea Sew (2008), Passenger (2011) and At Swim (2016). Hannigan's music has received award nominations both in Ireland and the USA.
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Other songs:
- Fall
- Home
- I Don't Know
- On Love
- Ora
- Passenger
- Teeth
- A Sail
- Blue Moon
- Braille
- Flowers
- I Dont Know
- Knots
- Little Bird
- Nowhere To Go
- O Sleep
- Ocean And A Rock
- Oh You Pretty Things
- Paper House
- Pistachio
- Prayer For The Dying
- Safe Travels Dont Die
- Sea Song
- Snow
- Song Of The Sea
- Undertow
- Venn Diagram
- We The Drowned
- Whatll I Do
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Might not be 100% accurate, same as Sea Song. But it's a start.
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I do most of my chord transcriptions using the Piano, so the root notes in chords like
Db/F might not sound equally good on guitar. You can just use Db and it will sound good anyway.
Intro: Ab Fm
Ab Fm
We landed our heavy hearts
Ab Fm
motors with broken parts
Bbm Db
we had a deck of cards
Ab Fm
it was a start
We'd sit out in the sun
and wait for our skin to turn
you would ask for truth
and I'd look for something to burn
Gb Db/F Fm
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
Gb
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Db/F Fm
Oh, to live in a paper house again
Gb Db/F Ab Fm
where we grew by the light of the moon, oh
Often we took the train
the sky pacing white to gray
when you or I would leave
and the other would stay
And we were all that we had
and breathed in each others words
I would ask for truth
and you'd look for something to burn
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
You were much younger then
younger than I am now
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
Oh, you know what you are to me
and you know you will always be
Note:
Lisa plays this with a Capo on the first Fret, so the chords, for quick reference would be:
G Em (verse)
Am C (last part of the verse)
F C Em F (Chorus)
F C (last part of the chorus)
G Em (verse again)
any questions [email protected]
I do most of my chord transcriptions using the Piano, so the root notes in chords like
Db/F might not sound equally good on guitar. You can just use Db and it will sound good anyway.
Intro: Ab Fm
Ab Fm
We landed our heavy hearts
Ab Fm
motors with broken parts
Bbm Db
we had a deck of cards
Ab Fm
it was a start
We'd sit out in the sun
and wait for our skin to turn
you would ask for truth
and I'd look for something to burn
Gb Db/F Fm
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
Gb
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Db/F Fm
Oh, to live in a paper house again
Gb Db/F Ab Fm
where we grew by the light of the moon, oh
Often we took the train
the sky pacing white to gray
when you or I would leave
and the other would stay
And we were all that we had
and breathed in each others words
I would ask for truth
and you'd look for something to burn
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
You were much younger then
younger than I am now
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
Oh, you know what you are to me
and you know you will always be
Note:
Lisa plays this with a Capo on the first Fret, so the chords, for quick reference would be:
G Em (verse)
Am C (last part of the verse)
F C Em F (Chorus)
F C (last part of the chorus)
G Em (verse again)
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