Biography:
Mike Doughty (born June 10, 1970, in Fort Knox, Kentucky) is an American indie and alternative rock singer-songwriter and author. The former frontman of Soul Coughing from 1992, Doughty began writing solo songs in 1995, but nothing materialized until Soul Coughing broke up in 2000. At this point Doughty began touring solo with his acoustic guitar (after becoming clean and sober). His album Skittish (recorded 1996; released 2000) was finally released, along with the EP Rockity Roll.
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Other songs:
- Down On The River By The Sugar Plant
- The Only Answer
- 27 Jennifers
- 40 Grand In The Hole
- Firefly
- Fort Hood
- Grey Ghost
- Holiday What Do You Want
- I Cant Believe I Found You In That Town
- Idiot Kings
- Let The Moon Get Into It
- Light Will Keep Your Heart Beating In The Future
- Looking At The World From The Bottom Of A Well
- Looks
- Lorna Zauberberg
- Madeline And Nine
- Na Na Nothing
- Nectarine Part 2
- Ossining
- Reach Out
- Risign Sign
- Southern Girls
- St Louise Is Listening
- Sunkeneyed Girl
- Tremendous Brunettes
- Unsingable Name
- When I Box The Days Up
- White Lexus
- Year Of The Dog
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Awesome song... the beauty is in the simplicity. Though the strum pattern may take a
while to get used to in order to sing along and play at the same time. A trick that
not everyone is told is to keep your hand going at the same rhythm for the entire song.
For this song, your hand should hit the bottom of the strum when the bass drum hits, and
top on the off-beat. You shouldn't have to think "play-stop-start" or change the rhythm
of your hand at all for this song.
B: X24442
F#: 244322 (sounds just as good to substitute F#7)
C#: X46664
Intro:
Start with muted F and slide up to F# to start the song.
B F# (x 4)
B F# B F# (Same until end of chorus)
Put my faith in the price of mud
And my lord shall match the pounds,
Ten thousand days and a night spelunking
Kill my years in the lightning round,
Confound it
Why not
Seek Ossining
These threes and foursomes
Abounded,
C#
Why not
B
Seek Ossining
F#
This time around?
(Go back to B F# pattern until next chorus)
No, not a maze, but like blazed-out inner star
Disclosed completely in a plain film canister
while to get used to in order to sing along and play at the same time. A trick that
not everyone is told is to keep your hand going at the same rhythm for the entire song.
For this song, your hand should hit the bottom of the strum when the bass drum hits, and
top on the off-beat. You shouldn't have to think "play-stop-start" or change the rhythm
of your hand at all for this song.
B: X24442
F#: 244322 (sounds just as good to substitute F#7)
C#: X46664
Intro:
Start with muted F and slide up to F# to start the song.
B F# (x 4)
B F# B F# (Same until end of chorus)
Put my faith in the price of mud
And my lord shall match the pounds,
Ten thousand days and a night spelunking
Kill my years in the lightning round,
Confound it
Why not
Seek Ossining
These threes and foursomes
Abounded,
C#
Why not
B
Seek Ossining
F#
This time around?
(Go back to B F# pattern until next chorus)
No, not a maze, but like blazed-out inner star
Disclosed completely in a plain film canister
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Mike Oldfield
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