Biography:
Patrick Park is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Park grew up in Morrison, Colorado. He was exposed to the arts at an early age: his mother was a published poet, and his father was a doctor who enjoyed playing folk and blues records and the guitar at home. Park himself began to write songs in his early teens and played in bands starting in middle school.
He moved to New York City to try and start a music career, but left after less than eight months for Los Angeles
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Other songs:
- Life Is A Song
- Life Is A Song (the Oc Finale)
- Something Pretty
- Blackbird Through The Dark
- Break Free
- Bullets By The Door
- Everyones In Everyone
- Here We Are
- My Holding Hand Is Empty
- Nothings Lost
- Past Poisons
- Pawn Song
- Starry Night
- Stay With Me Tomorrow
- The House Is Burning Down
- The Long Night
- The Lucky Ones
- Thunderbolt
- We Fall Out Of Touch
- You Were Always The One
- Your Smiles A Drug
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Capo 2, 1/2 Step Down
Intro:
Am F Am F
Am G Dm Am F C Am F G
Verse 1:
Am G
Each day the light gets born
Dm Am
From the body of the night I'm torn
F C Am F G
Into the blaze of the sun lit morn I'm thrown
Am G
So I do what I can
Dm Am
With a beating heart and my own two hands
F C Am F
And a thirst to understand this show
G Am
And the halls I hear it sung
F C
The youth is wasted on the young
Dm Em Am F
And these are words that can weigh a ton you know
G
But one day you'll know what they meant
Am Em
When you wonder where the wonder went
Dm C G
And all the world is sinking like a stone
Chorus:
C Dm
We are the lucky ones
Am F
You mothers daughters you fathers sons
C Dm Am F G
Dont you grow old before your time
C Dm
We are the holy rollers
Am F C
Who take this weight upon ourt shoulders
Dm Am F G
And make the best out of life
Am G Dm Am F C Am F G
Verse 2:
Am G
Each night when the darkness dawns
Dm Am
And from the troubles of the day I'm drawn
F C Am F G
Into the solace of the quiet song that grows
Am G
In everything I hear and see
Dm Am
And through the smoke in the air I breathe
F C Am F
And over arms that cover me like home
G Am
And on the streets where you hear it said
F C
Our Last hopes have long bed dead
Dm Em Am G
That's just the noise ringing in your head you know
Chorus (x2)
Am G Dm Am F C Am F C
Intro:
Am F Am F
Am G Dm Am F C Am F G
Verse 1:
Am G
Each day the light gets born
Dm Am
From the body of the night I'm torn
F C Am F G
Into the blaze of the sun lit morn I'm thrown
Am G
So I do what I can
Dm Am
With a beating heart and my own two hands
F C Am F
And a thirst to understand this show
G Am
And the halls I hear it sung
F C
The youth is wasted on the young
Dm Em Am F
And these are words that can weigh a ton you know
G
But one day you'll know what they meant
Am Em
When you wonder where the wonder went
Dm C G
And all the world is sinking like a stone
Chorus:
C Dm
We are the lucky ones
Am F
You mothers daughters you fathers sons
C Dm Am F G
Dont you grow old before your time
C Dm
We are the holy rollers
Am F C
Who take this weight upon ourt shoulders
Dm Am F G
And make the best out of life
Am G Dm Am F C Am F G
Verse 2:
Am G
Each night when the darkness dawns
Dm Am
And from the troubles of the day I'm drawn
F C Am F G
Into the solace of the quiet song that grows
Am G
In everything I hear and see
Dm Am
And through the smoke in the air I breathe
F C Am F
And over arms that cover me like home
G Am
And on the streets where you hear it said
F C
Our Last hopes have long bed dead
Dm Em Am G
That's just the noise ringing in your head you know
Chorus (x2)
Am G Dm Am F C Am F C
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