Biography:
Peter Bradley Adams is a American folk-pop singer-songwriter from Birmingham, Alabama. Before embarking on his solo career in 2005, Adams was a founding member of the critically-acclaimed folk/pop duo eastmountainsouth (formed in 2001 with Kat Maslich-Bode). Since eastmountainsouth split in 2004, Adams has garnered critical acclaim as a solo artist: In May 2009, "Leavetaking" earned IAP's "Best CD's of 2008" Award for Best Singer-Songwriter-Male. Adams released his third solo album titled "Traces" with Sarathan Records on October 20, 2009.
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Other songs:
- Between Us
- Under My Skin
- The Longer I Run
- Always
- Around Us
- Be Still My Heart
- Come Tomorrow
- Family Name
- Full Moon Song
- Hey Believers
- I Cannot Settle Down
- I May Not Let Go
- Keep Us
- Little Stranger
- Lorraine
- Los Angeles
- My Arms Were Always Around You
- My Love Is My Love
- One Picture
- Queen Of Hearts
- Who Else Could I Be
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Capo 1st fret. I play this song with an Fmaj7/C chord instead
of a normal F chord but it works either way i think. Same goes
for the G chord I may play just a B note on the A string while
leaving all other strings open. Another Travis picking pattern
song by Peter Bradley Adams as so many of his songs are.
[Intro]
Am-F-Am-F-Am-G-F
[Verse 1]
Am
If I told my secrets
F Am
If you knew the truth
F Am
If I lay before you
G F
What else could I lose?
Am
And if I told my story
F Am
'Til I reach the end
F Am
Would I leave it all behind me?
G F
Never told again
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
[Verse 2]
Am
If I find my courage
F Am
Would it be enough?
F Am
To break the bars right open
G F
And know which way to run
Am
And all these eyes that watch me
F Am
See my every move
F Am
'Til the day that I'm forgotten
G F
I know it's coming soon
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Whoa, whoa, oh, oh
[Solo]
Am-F-Am-F-Am-G-F
[Verse 3]
Am
Somewhere down a river
F Am
There's a golden shore
F Am
Where the pine trees whisper
G F
Words I've heard before
Am
There's a voice that calls me
F Am
From the East and West
F Am
And I know where it finds me
G F
It won't let me forget
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh
[Verse 4]
Am
Why am I so heavy?
F Am
But my heart so free
F Am
If I'm not the one you wanted
G F
Who else could I be?
G F
Who else could I be?
G F
Who else could I be?
of a normal F chord but it works either way i think. Same goes
for the G chord I may play just a B note on the A string while
leaving all other strings open. Another Travis picking pattern
song by Peter Bradley Adams as so many of his songs are.
[Intro]
Am-F-Am-F-Am-G-F
[Verse 1]
Am
If I told my secrets
F Am
If you knew the truth
F Am
If I lay before you
G F
What else could I lose?
Am
And if I told my story
F Am
'Til I reach the end
F Am
Would I leave it all behind me?
G F
Never told again
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
[Verse 2]
Am
If I find my courage
F Am
Would it be enough?
F Am
To break the bars right open
G F
And know which way to run
Am
And all these eyes that watch me
F Am
See my every move
F Am
'Til the day that I'm forgotten
G F
I know it's coming soon
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Whoa, whoa, oh, oh
[Solo]
Am-F-Am-F-Am-G-F
[Verse 3]
Am
Somewhere down a river
F Am
There's a golden shore
F Am
Where the pine trees whisper
G F
Words I've heard before
Am
There's a voice that calls me
F Am
From the East and West
F Am
And I know where it finds me
G F
It won't let me forget
[Refrain]
F Am F Am F Am G F
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh
[Verse 4]
Am
Why am I so heavy?
F Am
But my heart so free
F Am
If I'm not the one you wanted
G F
Who else could I be?
G F
Who else could I be?
G F
Who else could I be?
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