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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C C7 F Fm C C7 F Fm (first part played up the neck)
C C7
I still see my actions ripple, Grinding hope stones into sand,
F Fm
Losing too much kills the lion, Makes mice of many men
C C7
I watched you suffer too, Stuck steadfast to beliefs,
F Fm
And I'm apart from it, But woe is me
Am F
And after all underneath, Ain't we all just guts and teeth?,
Am F
Ain't we all just reflections?, Moving in separate directions
C F C
In our heads, out of our minds and out of time...
Chord progression repeats...
C C7
I still see my actions ripple, Grinding hope stones into sand,
F Fm
Losing too much kills the lion, Makes mice of many men
C C7
I watched you suffer too, Stuck steadfast to beliefs,
F Fm
And I'm apart from it, But woe is me
Am F
And after all underneath, Ain't we all just guts and teeth?,
Am F
Ain't we all just reflections?, Moving in separate directions
C F C
In our heads, out of our minds and out of time...
Chord progression repeats...
Oliver
Oliver Boyd And (...)
Oliver Dragojevi (...)
Oliver Onions
Oliver Riot