Biography:
When Matthew Connor came into the world on a gloomy Friday the 13th with tornadoes touching down mere miles from the hospital, his parents knew that there was something special about him. Within a few years, before he could even write down his name, he began writing music on the rickety upright piano in the basement, confirming their suspicions. After running away from home and hitchhiking at the age of seven, it became clear that there would be no holding him back.
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Somewhere Down There by Matthew Connor
From his album, Farewell Motel
Tabbed by Norman
Capo: 1 (as played live normally)
Intro:
e|----------------------|
B|----------------------|
G|----------------------|
D|-0--0-----------------|
A|------4--4-2--2-0-2-4-|
E|----------------------|
D F#m Bm
The stars won't shine on me tonight
G A D
The moon it just won't help me to see
D F#m Bm
I'm parked up here at the top of a hill
G A D B7
I got no place else to be
Em A D G
Down below is the train, hear her sad refrain
G A Bm
As she sings across the land
G D E A D
"I..... I don't know who I am"
D F#m Bm
Somewhere down there is a little red house
G A D
It silently is buried in snow
D F#m Bm
And there's a man who is walking there now
G A D B7
Down a street I used to know
Em A D G
And up here's just the trees in the winter white breeze
G A Bm
The train is just a lady in blue
G D E A D
Oh, I...... I don't know what do
Bm G
I used to know just who I was
E A
Back when I loved you
Bm G
On second thought, well, maybe not
E A
Though I never, never needed to
D F#m Bm
'Cause I, I've lived my life 'round who I'm not
G A D
That used to work just fine for me
D F#m Bm
I'm not my mother, I'm not my father
G A D B7
At least, I try not to be
Em A D G
Then one day I woke up, found that wasn't enough
G A Bm
Who I'm not, that ain't worth a damn
G D E A D
'Cause I..... I don't know who I am
Bm G
I used to know just who I was
E A
Back when I loved you
Bm G
On second thought, well, maybe not
E A
Though I never, I never needed to
D F#m Bm
'Cause everywhere I used to go
G A D
All I saw was open doors
D F#m Bm
And every time I turned around
G A D B7
There would be one more
Em A D G
Yes, but now it seems that they're all closing
G A Bm
And every night I hear one more slam
G D E A D
'Cause I...... I don't know who I am
G D E A D
No, I...... I don't know who I am
From his album, Farewell Motel
Tabbed by Norman
Capo: 1 (as played live normally)
Intro:
e|----------------------|
B|----------------------|
G|----------------------|
D|-0--0-----------------|
A|------4--4-2--2-0-2-4-|
E|----------------------|
D F#m Bm
The stars won't shine on me tonight
G A D
The moon it just won't help me to see
D F#m Bm
I'm parked up here at the top of a hill
G A D B7
I got no place else to be
Em A D G
Down below is the train, hear her sad refrain
G A Bm
As she sings across the land
G D E A D
"I..... I don't know who I am"
D F#m Bm
Somewhere down there is a little red house
G A D
It silently is buried in snow
D F#m Bm
And there's a man who is walking there now
G A D B7
Down a street I used to know
Em A D G
And up here's just the trees in the winter white breeze
G A Bm
The train is just a lady in blue
G D E A D
Oh, I...... I don't know what do
Bm G
I used to know just who I was
E A
Back when I loved you
Bm G
On second thought, well, maybe not
E A
Though I never, never needed to
D F#m Bm
'Cause I, I've lived my life 'round who I'm not
G A D
That used to work just fine for me
D F#m Bm
I'm not my mother, I'm not my father
G A D B7
At least, I try not to be
Em A D G
Then one day I woke up, found that wasn't enough
G A Bm
Who I'm not, that ain't worth a damn
G D E A D
'Cause I..... I don't know who I am
Bm G
I used to know just who I was
E A
Back when I loved you
Bm G
On second thought, well, maybe not
E A
Though I never, I never needed to
D F#m Bm
'Cause everywhere I used to go
G A D
All I saw was open doors
D F#m Bm
And every time I turned around
G A D B7
There would be one more
Em A D G
Yes, but now it seems that they're all closing
G A Bm
And every night I hear one more slam
G D E A D
'Cause I...... I don't know who I am
G D E A D
No, I...... I don't know who I am
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