Biography:
Patrick Watson (born 1979 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, whose blend of cabaret pop and classical music influences with indie rock has been compared to Rufus Wainwright, Jeff Buckley and Andrew Bird.
Singing in the local church choirs as a boy, studying jazz and classical piano performance, composition, and arrangement, and singing and playing keyboards in the ska band Gangster Politics in high school. Watson left the band after graduating and began to explore other types of music
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Other songs:
- Big Bird In A Small Cage
- Great Escape
- Je Te Laisserai Des Mots
- Lighthouse
- Noisy Sunday
- The Great Escape
- The Storm
- Adventures In Your Own Backyard
- Broken
- Giver
- Good Morning Mr Wolf
- Grace
- Into Giants
- Love Songs For Robots
- Man Like You
- Melody Noir
- Morning Sheets
- Quiet Crowd
- Sit Down Beside Me
- Step Out For A While
- Tracys Waters
- Underneath The Sea
- Words In The Fire
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This song hasn't been tabbed yet since the album just went out last week.
For those, like me, who are impatient to sing this new song, here it is.
Keep in mind I'm pretty sure it's not 100% correct but it sounds "good enough".
Capo III
Intro Em E Em E
Am
Would you rather be more than the things that you say?
E F
Or just be the words that you sing to yourself in your head
D7
when nobody’s around.
C Cmaj7 Am
Or would you rather be a part of the crowd or just a single sound
D7
waiting to be heard. Do you know what I mean?
Am
Oh you could be one of the lovers or liars
E F
Hiding all the things that you do on the back of their hands
D7
Well it's just you and me
C Cmaj7 Am
Cause everybody's got a little wrong in all the right places
D7
Just depends on where you are while you're hanging around
D7 F D7 F D7 F D7
C C Am Am
Ba babababa babababab...
C
Dear Mr. Quiet who's got so much to say
Am
So much more than all of the sleeping parade
If I could tie up a string to your mouths and make you scream
All of the things that you keep to yourself
I'd love to get to know you better
Dear Mr. Quiet I'd love to get to know you better
F D7
When nobody's around
C Cmaj7
While we're all staring at the end of the world
Am D7
Will everybody have their hands on their head while they say well I told you so
C Cmaj7 Am
While everybody's walking their own way through the quiet crowd
D7
All thinking the same old things if they only knew
For those, like me, who are impatient to sing this new song, here it is.
Keep in mind I'm pretty sure it's not 100% correct but it sounds "good enough".
Capo III
Intro Em E Em E
Am
Would you rather be more than the things that you say?
E F
Or just be the words that you sing to yourself in your head
D7
when nobody’s around.
C Cmaj7 Am
Or would you rather be a part of the crowd or just a single sound
D7
waiting to be heard. Do you know what I mean?
Am
Oh you could be one of the lovers or liars
E F
Hiding all the things that you do on the back of their hands
D7
Well it's just you and me
C Cmaj7 Am
Cause everybody's got a little wrong in all the right places
D7
Just depends on where you are while you're hanging around
D7 F D7 F D7 F D7
C C Am Am
Ba babababa babababab...
C
Dear Mr. Quiet who's got so much to say
Am
So much more than all of the sleeping parade
If I could tie up a string to your mouths and make you scream
All of the things that you keep to yourself
I'd love to get to know you better
Dear Mr. Quiet I'd love to get to know you better
F D7
When nobody's around
C Cmaj7
While we're all staring at the end of the world
Am D7
Will everybody have their hands on their head while they say well I told you so
C Cmaj7 Am
While everybody's walking their own way through the quiet crowd
D7
All thinking the same old things if they only knew
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