Biography:
PJ Harvey is an abbreviation of singer-songwriter Polly Jean Harvey (b. 9 Oct 1969 in Yeovil and raised in nearby Corscombe, Dorset, England) and a name of two acts. First was a Harvey-led trio, formed in 1991 with Rob Ellis (drums) and Steve Vaughan (bass), which débuted with Dry (Mar 1992). Overlapping with the trio, Harvey reused the name for solo work, inaugurated by 4-Track Demos (Oct 1993). The trio broke up in 1995 and Harvey continued solo
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Other songs:
- Dress
- To Bring You My Love
- 66 Promises
- A Dog Called Money
- A Line In The Sand
- A Place Called Home
- All And Everyone
- An Acre Of Land
- Angelene
- Ballad Of The Soldiers Wife
- Bitter Branches
- Chain Of Keys
- Cmon Billy
- Dance On The Mountain
- Darker Days Of Me And Him
- Dear Darkness
- Desperate Kingdom Of Love
- Dollar Dollar
- Down By The Water
- Driving
- Easy
- England
- Good Fortune
- Grow Grow Grow
- Hanging In The Wire
- Hardly Wait
- Hook
- I Can Hardly Wait
- Ill Be Waiting
- In The Dark Places
- Is This Desire
- Is This Love
- Joe
- Kamikaze
- Legs
- Let England Shake
- Long Snake Moan
- Man
- Medicinals
- Meet Ze Monsta
- Memphis
- Missed
- Near The Memorials To Vietnam And Lincoln
- No Child Of Mine
- O Stella
- Oh My Lover
- On Battleship Hill
- Plants And Rags
- Reeling
- Rid Of Me
- River Anacostia
- Rub Til It Bleeds
- Send His Love To Me
- Shame
- Sheela
- Sheila
- Silence
- Sixteen Fifteen Fourteen
- That Was My Veil
- The Camp
- The Colour Of The Earth
- The Community Of Hope
- The Dancer
- The Devil
- The Falling
- The Glorious Land
- The Hope Six Demolition Project
- The Last Living Rose
- The Ministry Of Defence
- The Ministry Of Social Affairs
- The Mountain
- The Orange Monkey
- The Piano
- The Slow Drug
- The Soldier
- The Wheel
- The Whores Hustle And The Hustlers Whore
- The Words That Maketh Murder
- There Will Never Be A Better Time
- This Is Love
- This Mess Were In
- Victory
- We Float
- White Chalk
- Written On The Forehead
- You Said Something
- Yuri
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Verse Chorus Outro
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Em 022000 D xx0232 Bm x24432
Am x02210 Em 022000 Em 022000
G 320033 C x32010 F#m 244222
C x32010 G 355433
F# 244322
D xx0232
C x32010
Capo 1st fret
[Verse 1]
Em Am
I was walking through the National Mall
G C Am
Thinking about medicinals, how they used to grow there
Em Am
When the ground was a marshland
G C Am
Undisturbed by human hands, and I heard their voices
[Chorus 1]
D Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
D Em
The witch hazel, "We are always here"
D Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
D C
The bluestem grasses always here
[Verse 2]
Em Am G C Am
Em Am G C Am
Em Am
I looked about, what did I see?
G C Am
Medicinals growin’ around me, rising from the gravel
Em Am
Sumac and the witch hazel
G C Am
Come to soothe our pain, our souls, come to soothe our troubles
[Chorus 2]
D Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
D Em
The witch hazel, "We are always here"
D Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
D C
The bluestem grasses always here
[Outro]
Bm Em F#m G
But do you see that woman, sitting in the wheelchair?
Bm Em F#m G
With her Redskins cap on backwards, what's that she's singing?
Bm Em F#m G
As from inside a paper wrapper, she sips from a bottle
F# Em D C D
A new painkiller, for the native people
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Em 022000 D xx0232 Bm x24432
Am x02210 Em 022000 Em 022000
G 320033 C x32010 F#m 244222
C x32010 G 355433
F# 244322
D xx0232
C x32010
Capo 1st fret
[Verse 1]
Em Am
I was walking through the National Mall
G C Am
Thinking about medicinals, how they used to grow there
Em Am
When the ground was a marshland
G C Am
Undisturbed by human hands, and I heard their voices
[Chorus 1]
D Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
D Em
The witch hazel, "We are always here"
D Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
D C
The bluestem grasses always here
[Verse 2]
Em Am G C Am
Em Am G C Am
Em Am
I looked about, what did I see?
G C Am
Medicinals growin’ around me, rising from the gravel
Em Am
Sumac and the witch hazel
G C Am
Come to soothe our pain, our souls, come to soothe our troubles
[Chorus 2]
D Em
The sumac said, "We are always here"
D Em
The witch hazel, "We are always here"
D Em
The sassafras, "We are always here"
D C
The bluestem grasses always here
[Outro]
Bm Em F#m G
But do you see that woman, sitting in the wheelchair?
Bm Em F#m G
With her Redskins cap on backwards, what's that she's singing?
Bm Em F#m G
As from inside a paper wrapper, she sips from a bottle
F# Em D C D
A new painkiller, for the native people
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