Biography:
Old Man Markley are not your run-of-the-mill band. They’re not a traditional bluegrass band, nor are they a typical punk band. Instead, the band meld elements of both styles into a cross-pollinated “newgrass” amalgam that has resulted in a boot stomping good time for fans around the world.
The seven piece band – rounded out by Johnny Carey (vocals, guitar), Annie DeTemple (autoharp, vocals), Joey Garibaldi (bass, vocals), Jeff Fuller (drums)
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Tabbed by: JimBlenderBR
- Intro: Am Am F F C C G G
Am Am F F C C G E
- Verse 1:
Am
I never thought the day would come when I
F
Would be the poison in the pen I use to write
C G E/G#
You said you were alone in somewhat of a nervous tone
F Am G
I guess it was the blank look on your face that was easy to replace
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
So then I went and drank myself into an idiot all through the night
Am G F G Am E
Recounting all my paranoid and selfish thoughts but I was right
- Verse 2:
Am
I made a space for you inside my soul
F
And let my feelings kill the part that I control
C G E/G#
So part of you was me, neglectful maybe cold it seemed
F
Despite having the wounds we both imbibe, the scars are
Am G
Somewhere we can't hide
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
I then stayed up for two more years just thinking of the sacrifice you made
Am G F G
Indifferent to the reason so apparent in the pain
C G E/G#
I polished off another drink and taught myself to numb and drift away
Am G Am E
For one more night so I could justify the day
- Bridge:
F G E/G# Am
So now I entertain the thought of going on all alone
D G F
But you are all the life I've ever known
- Intrumental: C C E E F F Am G
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
I swear one day I'll get it back something that is already dead and gone
Am G F
Again i see the trumpet player looking for his song
C G E/G#
Don't worry I won't follow you, that part of me is learning to let got
Am G Am E
What was a space is like a cancer in my soul
__________
Tabbed by: JimBlenderBR
- Intro: Am Am F F C C G G
Am Am F F C C G E
- Verse 1:
Am
I never thought the day would come when I
F
Would be the poison in the pen I use to write
C G E/G#
You said you were alone in somewhat of a nervous tone
F Am G
I guess it was the blank look on your face that was easy to replace
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
So then I went and drank myself into an idiot all through the night
Am G F G Am E
Recounting all my paranoid and selfish thoughts but I was right
- Verse 2:
Am
I made a space for you inside my soul
F
And let my feelings kill the part that I control
C G E/G#
So part of you was me, neglectful maybe cold it seemed
F
Despite having the wounds we both imbibe, the scars are
Am G
Somewhere we can't hide
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
I then stayed up for two more years just thinking of the sacrifice you made
Am G F G
Indifferent to the reason so apparent in the pain
C G E/G#
I polished off another drink and taught myself to numb and drift away
Am G Am E
For one more night so I could justify the day
- Bridge:
F G E/G# Am
So now I entertain the thought of going on all alone
D G F
But you are all the life I've ever known
- Intrumental: C C E E F F Am G
- Chorus:
C G E/G#
I swear one day I'll get it back something that is already dead and gone
Am G F
Again i see the trumpet player looking for his song
C G E/G#
Don't worry I won't follow you, that part of me is learning to let got
Am G Am E
What was a space is like a cancer in my soul
__________
Tabbed by: JimBlenderBR
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