Biography:
Patty Griffin (born Patricia Jean Griffin on March 16, 1964, in Old Town, Maine) is an American Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and musician. Known for her stripped-down songwriting style centered around the folk music genre, her songs have been covered by a host of musicians including Emmylou Harris, Ellis Paul, Rory Block, and the Dixie Chicks. In 2007, she was the recipient of the Americana Music Association's "Artist of the Year" award and her album, Children Running Through, won for "Best Album".
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Other songs:
- Go Wherever You Wanna Go
- Heavenly Day
- Long Ride Home
- Rain
- 10 Million Miles
- A Place To Stand
- All The Rain
- Angels Flying Too Close To The Ground
- Backwater Blues
- Be Careful
- Blue Sky
- Boston
- Burgundy Shoes
- Calling Me Home
- Carry Me
- Christina
- Cold As It Gets
- Coming Home To Me
- Crying Over
- Dear Old Friend
- Dont Let Me Die In Florida
- Every Little Bit
- Faithful Son
- Florida
- Forgiveness
- Forgivness
- Get Ready Marie
- Gonna Miss You When Youre Gone
- Goodbye
- Highway Song
- House Of Gold
- Hurt A Little While
- I Smell A Rat
- Icicles
- If I Had My Way
- Kite Song
- Let Him Fly
- Little Fire
- Love Throw A Line
- Making Pies
- Mary
- Mil Besos
- Mom And Dads Waltz
- Moon Song
- Moses
- Mother Of God
- Never Grow Old
- No Bad News
- Nobodys Crying
- Not A Bad Man
- One Big Love
- Peter Pan
- Poor Mans House
- Railroad Wings
- Rowing Song
- Shine A Different Way
- Someone Elses Tomorrow
- Sweet Lorraine
- That Kind Of Lonely
- Time Will Do The Talking
- Tony
- Top Of The World
- Trapeze
- Up To The Mountain
- Useless Desires
- Waiting For My Child
- We Are Water
- We Shall Be Reunited
- What You Are
- When It Dont Come Easy
- Wiggley Fingers
- Wild Old Dog
- You Are Not Alone
- You Can Feel Bad
- You Never Get What
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Tab by Matt Morrow, PattyNet.net
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Capo II
(transcribed from an acoustic performance at Calvin College on 4-14-00)
G: 000000
D/G: 004030
C/G: 002010
Em: 999900
D: 777700
C: 555500
Verse pattern:
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--3-3-3-3--1-1-1-1---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
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--4-4-4-4--2-2-2-2---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--5-5-5-4--|
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--5-5-5-4--|
anyone remember Tony . . . . . . . . etc.
D/G C/G G
Does anyone remember Tony?
D/G C/G G
He was a quiet boy, a little overweight, he had breasts like a girl
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When I wasn't too busy feeling lonely
D/G C/G G D/G C/G G
I'd stare over his shoulder at a map of the world
D/G C/G G
He always finished all his homework
D/G C/G G
Raised his hand in homeroom
D/G C/G G
For the morning attendance
D/G C/G G
And to pledge allegiance to the gloom
Em D C G
Hey Tony, what's so good about dying
Em D C G
I think I might do a little dying today
Em D C G
Looked in the mirror saw that little faggot staring back at him
Em D C G
Pulled out a gun and blew himself away
I hated every day of high school
Funny, I guess you did too
Funny how I never knew
There I was sitting right behind you
They wrote it in the local rag
Death comes to the local fag
I guess you finally stopped believing that any hope would ever find you
I knew that story, I was sitting right behind you
Hey Tony, what's so good about dying?
I think I might do a little dying today
He looked in the mirror, saw that little faggot staring back at him
Pulled out a gun, and blew himself away
GGDGBD
Capo II
(transcribed from an acoustic performance at Calvin College on 4-14-00)
G: 000000
D/G: 004030
C/G: 002010
Em: 999900
D: 777700
C: 555500
Verse pattern:
D/G C/G G
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
--3-3-3-3--1-1-1-1---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
--4-4-4-4--2-2-2-2---0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0--|
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--5-5-5-4--|
--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-0---0-0-0-0--5-5-5-4--|
anyone remember Tony . . . . . . . . etc.
D/G C/G G
Does anyone remember Tony?
D/G C/G G
He was a quiet boy, a little overweight, he had breasts like a girl
D/G C/G G
When I wasn't too busy feeling lonely
D/G C/G G D/G C/G G
I'd stare over his shoulder at a map of the world
D/G C/G G
He always finished all his homework
D/G C/G G
Raised his hand in homeroom
D/G C/G G
For the morning attendance
D/G C/G G
And to pledge allegiance to the gloom
Em D C G
Hey Tony, what's so good about dying
Em D C G
I think I might do a little dying today
Em D C G
Looked in the mirror saw that little faggot staring back at him
Em D C G
Pulled out a gun and blew himself away
I hated every day of high school
Funny, I guess you did too
Funny how I never knew
There I was sitting right behind you
They wrote it in the local rag
Death comes to the local fag
I guess you finally stopped believing that any hope would ever find you
I knew that story, I was sitting right behind you
Hey Tony, what's so good about dying?
I think I might do a little dying today
He looked in the mirror, saw that little faggot staring back at him
Pulled out a gun, and blew himself away
Pau Hana
Paul Alone
Paul And Paula
Paul And Storm
Paul Anka