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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It's just F and G though the entire song.
F G F G
I have lost you to sleep again.
F G F G
sleeping as we do on opposite sides of a venn diagram
F G F G
I read the time in shadows on the wall
F G F G
the shards of light through the slats on your window
F G
ah ha ha ha
F G
ah ha ha ha
I ease myself from under your languid arm,
fumble on my boots and hear you breathe through your alarm
I disarm it for you,
you rarely heed it anyway
I wouldn't want it to intrude upon your dream,
school bell ring messing up the play
ah ha ha ha!
A note, penned clumsily in this century's type-
ruined hand saying gone down the shops for a walk
I'll bring back some sandwiches and then I kiss your face,
the black and the blue tie it into my laces,
I don't want the wander blocking up the view
ah ha ha ha!
I stumble out into the afternoon.
still salty from drink and the late night pool
I'll be gone an hour at most,
you will be more diagonal
I've a head on me in the post, I know,
a castle swallowed in the swell.
ah ha ha ha! ...
F G F G
I have lost you to sleep again.
F G F G
sleeping as we do on opposite sides of a venn diagram
F G F G
I read the time in shadows on the wall
F G F G
the shards of light through the slats on your window
F G
ah ha ha ha
F G
ah ha ha ha
I ease myself from under your languid arm,
fumble on my boots and hear you breathe through your alarm
I disarm it for you,
you rarely heed it anyway
I wouldn't want it to intrude upon your dream,
school bell ring messing up the play
ah ha ha ha!
A note, penned clumsily in this century's type-
ruined hand saying gone down the shops for a walk
I'll bring back some sandwiches and then I kiss your face,
the black and the blue tie it into my laces,
I don't want the wander blocking up the view
ah ha ha ha!
I stumble out into the afternoon.
still salty from drink and the late night pool
I'll be gone an hour at most,
you will be more diagonal
I've a head on me in the post, I know,
a castle swallowed in the swell.
ah ha ha ha! ...
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