Biography:
Maria Diane Taylor (born May 21, 1976) is an American singer/songwriter from Birmingham, Alabama. She is also a member of the duo Azure Ray, with Orenda Fink, and Now It's Overhead, both on Saddle Creek Records. She plays several instruments, including the piano, guitar, and drums. Taylor plays with the high E-string removed from her guitar. Taylor previously dated Bright Eyes singer-songwriter Conor Oberst. She is married to Ryan Dwyer and has two children.
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The Ballad Of Sean Foley
F
Fell down from your haven.
C
To an empire cityscape.
Dm
Someone asked him for directions.
C
He would always know the way.
F
Offer you his raincoat.
C
Let you hide under his hat.
Dm
If you can't walk from whiskey.
C
He'll just throw you on his back.
Am F
And then away you'll go.
Am F
Through the crowd gathered below.
Am C
To the spinning wheels.
Am C
Of your mobile home.
Dm
And he'll watch you sleep.
C
Like a guardian angel.
F
Stays inside the music.
C
Sometimes steps outside the law.
Dm
Always in the name of justice.
C
Still believes in the lost cause.
F
Distract you with a story.
C
Always tries to make you laugh.
Dm
He brings people together.
C
Like Gertrude Stein and Mama Cass.
Am F
And he says, "My friends are yours,
Am F
This town's full of open doors
Am C
To the sold-out shows,
Am C
Eighth bungalows,
Dm
And the lonesome smokes,
C
In this tiny studio."
F Am
Always finds a muse.
F Am
Everywhere he goes.
F Am
Whether it's the blues.
F Am Dm
Or some abandoned showtune.
F
Learned how to be selfless,
C
How to love what wasn't there,
Dm
But never dwell upon it.
C
Just embrace what's everywhere.
F
People busking in the subway.
C
Mc's freestyle in the park.
Dm
Heard a kid from martha's vineyard,
C
Made him turn around his car.
Am F
And away he goes
Am F
To the local radio
Am C
Saying, "What's that sound?
Am C
I'd like to know,
Dm
And this might sound strange,
C
But I just can't let it go."
F C Dm
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Says everybody is the same.
F
Fell down from your haven.
C
To an empire cityscape.
Dm
Someone asked him for directions.
C
He would always know the way.
F
Offer you his raincoat.
C
Let you hide under his hat.
Dm
If you can't walk from whiskey.
C
He'll just throw you on his back.
Am F
And then away you'll go.
Am F
Through the crowd gathered below.
Am C
To the spinning wheels.
Am C
Of your mobile home.
Dm
And he'll watch you sleep.
C
Like a guardian angel.
F
Stays inside the music.
C
Sometimes steps outside the law.
Dm
Always in the name of justice.
C
Still believes in the lost cause.
F
Distract you with a story.
C
Always tries to make you laugh.
Dm
He brings people together.
C
Like Gertrude Stein and Mama Cass.
Am F
And he says, "My friends are yours,
Am F
This town's full of open doors
Am C
To the sold-out shows,
Am C
Eighth bungalows,
Dm
And the lonesome smokes,
C
In this tiny studio."
F Am
Always finds a muse.
F Am
Everywhere he goes.
F Am
Whether it's the blues.
F Am Dm
Or some abandoned showtune.
F
Learned how to be selfless,
C
How to love what wasn't there,
Dm
But never dwell upon it.
C
Just embrace what's everywhere.
F
People busking in the subway.
C
Mc's freestyle in the park.
Dm
Heard a kid from martha's vineyard,
C
Made him turn around his car.
Am F
And away he goes
Am F
To the local radio
Am C
Saying, "What's that sound?
Am C
I'd like to know,
Dm
And this might sound strange,
C
But I just can't let it go."
F C Dm
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Guess every sinner needs a saint.
Says everybody is the same.
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