Biography:
Raymond Charles Jack LaMontagne (born June 18, 1973) is an American singer-songwriter and musician. LaMontagne has released eight studio albums, Trouble, Till the Sun Turns Black, Gossip in the Grain, God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise, Supernova, Ouroboros, Part of the Light, and Monovision. He was born in New Hampshire and was inspired to create music after hearing an album by Stephen Stills. Critics have compared LaMontagne's music to that of Otis Redding, The Band, Van Morrison, Nick Drake and Tim Buckley.
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- Simple Consolation
- This Love Is Over
- Three More Days
- Till The Sun Turns Black
- Trouble
- Truly Madly Deeply
- Without Words
- Hold You In My Arms
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- A Falling Through
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- Big Boned Woman
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- Devils In The Jukebox
- Drive
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- For The Symmer
- Forever My Friend
- Get Me A Buzz
- God Willin The Creek Dont Rise
- Gone Away From Me
- Goodbye Blue Sky
- Gossip In The Grain
- Half Alive
- Hannah
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- Hey No Pressure
- Homecoming
- How Come
- I Still Care For You
- I Wont Be Around
- In A Station
- In My Own Way
- Its Always Been You
- Lavender
- Lead Me On
- Lets Make It Last
- Like Rock And Roll And Radio
- Like Rock Roll And Radio
- Meg White
- Narrow Escape
- New York Citys Killing Me
- Nothing Like You Used To Be
- Ojai
- Old Before Your Time
- Old Roses And Cigarettes
- One Lonesome Saddle
- Paper Man
- Pick Up A Gun
- Please
- Roadhouse Girl
- Shes Your Girl But I Want Her
- Shuckin The Corn
- Skinny Dippin
- Smashing
- Still Cant Feel The Gin
- Such A Simple Thing
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- Take Me By Surprise
- Thinkin About You
- To Love Somebody
- To The Sea
- Water From The Well
- While It Still Beats
- Winter Birds
- Within You
- Wouldnt It Make A Lovely Photograph
- You Can Bring Me Flowers
- You Should Belong To Me
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Winter Birds by Ray Lamontagne
Album: Gossip in the Grain
By: Ryan Lecher
Just a quick one to give some of you an idea…find the strum pattern out yourself
Song is tuned down a step and in Drop C I believe…
So basically drop D tuning tuned down a step
Chords: Please use these as a reference since I am not sure if they are labeled correctly below
D G C C* G/B D/Db G/C A
--2--3--0--3---3---2-----3----0----------------------------------------|
--3--0--1--1---0---2----------2----------------------------------------|
--2--4--0--0---0---2-----3----2----------------------------------------|
--0--0--2--2---0---0-----0----2----------------------------------------|
--------3--3---2---------5----0----------------------------------------|
-----5-------------------5---------------------------------------------|
Intro/Outro Chords: Listen for the strumming pattern and incorporate the open E string when needed
---7---5-----7---3---2------------------------------------|l
----------------------------------------------------------|l
---7-s-6-----7-s-4-s-2------------------------------------|l
---0---0--0--0---0---0------------------------------------|l
----------------------------------------------------------|l
----------0-----------------------------------------------|l
D G
It's the Widow now that owns that angry plow,
C* G/B D
The spartan Mule and The Crippled Cow
D G
The fallow field that will yield no more,
C* G/B D
As the fox lay sleeping beneath her kitchen floor
D G
The stream can't contain such the withering rain,
C* G/B D
And from the pasture the fence it is leaning away
D
The clouds crack and growl
G
Like some great cat on the prowl
C* G/B D
Crying out, "I am, I am" over and over again
D/Db
The days grow short
G/C
As the nights grow long
D/Db G/C
The kettle sings its tortured song
D/Db G/C
As many petalled kiss I place upon her brow,
C G C G D
Oh, my lady, Lady I am loving you now
The winter birds have come back again,
Here the sprightly Chickadee
Gone now is the Willow Wren
In passing greet each other as if old, old friends
And to the voiceless trees
It is their own they will lend
The days grow short
As the nights grow long
The kettle sings its tortured song
As many petalled kiss I place upon her brow,
Oh, my lady, Lady I am loving you now
G D
And though all these things will change,
G D
The memories will remain
A G D
As green to gold, and gold to brown
A G D
The leaves will fall to feed the ground
A G D
And in their falling, make no sound
C G
Oh my lady
C G D
Lady I am loving you now
I've gathered all my money and I'm goin' to town,
To buy my lady a long and flowing gown
'Cause come tomorrow morning
We're off to the county fair
I'll find a yellow flower
And I will lace it in her hair 
Album: Gossip in the Grain
By: Ryan Lecher
Just a quick one to give some of you an idea…find the strum pattern out yourself
Song is tuned down a step and in Drop C I believe…
So basically drop D tuning tuned down a step
Chords: Please use these as a reference since I am not sure if they are labeled correctly below
D G C C* G/B D/Db G/C A
--2--3--0--3---3---2-----3----0----------------------------------------|
--3--0--1--1---0---2----------2----------------------------------------|
--2--4--0--0---0---2-----3----2----------------------------------------|
--0--0--2--2---0---0-----0----2----------------------------------------|
--------3--3---2---------5----0----------------------------------------|
-----5-------------------5---------------------------------------------|
Intro/Outro Chords: Listen for the strumming pattern and incorporate the open E string when needed
---7---5-----7---3---2------------------------------------|l
----------------------------------------------------------|l
---7-s-6-----7-s-4-s-2------------------------------------|l
---0---0--0--0---0---0------------------------------------|l
----------------------------------------------------------|l
----------0-----------------------------------------------|l
D G
It's the Widow now that owns that angry plow,
C* G/B D
The spartan Mule and The Crippled Cow
D G
The fallow field that will yield no more,
C* G/B D
As the fox lay sleeping beneath her kitchen floor
D G
The stream can't contain such the withering rain,
C* G/B D
And from the pasture the fence it is leaning away
D
The clouds crack and growl
G
Like some great cat on the prowl
C* G/B D
Crying out, "I am, I am" over and over again
D/Db
The days grow short
G/C
As the nights grow long
D/Db G/C
The kettle sings its tortured song
D/Db G/C
As many petalled kiss I place upon her brow,
C G C G D
Oh, my lady, Lady I am loving you now
The winter birds have come back again,
Here the sprightly Chickadee
Gone now is the Willow Wren
In passing greet each other as if old, old friends
And to the voiceless trees
It is their own they will lend
The days grow short
As the nights grow long
The kettle sings its tortured song
As many petalled kiss I place upon her brow,
Oh, my lady, Lady I am loving you now
G D
And though all these things will change,
G D
The memories will remain
A G D
As green to gold, and gold to brown
A G D
The leaves will fall to feed the ground
A G D
And in their falling, make no sound
C G
Oh my lady
C G D
Lady I am loving you now
I've gathered all my money and I'm goin' to town,
To buy my lady a long and flowing gown
'Cause come tomorrow morning
We're off to the county fair
I'll find a yellow flower
And I will lace it in her hair 
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