Biography:
Ryley Walker (born July 21, 1989) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Chicago. Having kicked around Chicago’s experimental free/noise music scene for several years, Walker turned to a folk-rock sound inspired by some of his heroes, among them Tim Hardin, Tim Buckley, and Bert Jansch.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Tuning: Standard (rearranged from DADGAD tuning)
Capo: 2nd fret
Youtube: https://youtu.be/uUfY6c68OdE
E: 022100
Dsus2/A: x00230
Aadd4: x00220 (alternatively play A)
[Intro]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
[Verse]
E
There's no instance in conscience or convenience
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Even though you stand on heavy shoulders
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see St. Jude
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
Again and again
E
Hands folded in prayer. God, do you write prescriptions?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
God damn my signature is fake
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see my house
E
Number four number five number six number seven
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And number eight
[Instrumental]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E (x2)
[Verse]
E
And I'd buy you a drink and my credit is quite shit
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
We can all laugh and have tap water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
My friend laughs 'cause he thinks he's having a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
And you try the passagenger door, aw shit man, it doesn't even work
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And you cry like you've never seen water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Come to think of it I think my dad wanted a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Where every lotto ticket wins you ten dollars
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Inside the city limits that don't even buy cigarette
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You hit the back road, you grab a carton
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
Lean into my shoulder wearing an old man's coat
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Couple war badges and a two cent stamp
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Will you love me at the roundabout?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Outro]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Capo: 2nd fret
Youtube: https://youtu.be/uUfY6c68OdE
E: 022100
Dsus2/A: x00230
Aadd4: x00220 (alternatively play A)
[Intro]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
[Verse]
E
There's no instance in conscience or convenience
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Even though you stand on heavy shoulders
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see St. Jude
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
Again and again
E
Hands folded in prayer. God, do you write prescriptions?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
God damn my signature is fake
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see my house
E
Number four number five number six number seven
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And number eight
[Instrumental]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E (x2)
[Verse]
E
And I'd buy you a drink and my credit is quite shit
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
We can all laugh and have tap water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
My friend laughs 'cause he thinks he's having a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
And you try the passagenger door, aw shit man, it doesn't even work
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And you cry like you've never seen water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Come to think of it I think my dad wanted a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Where every lotto ticket wins you ten dollars
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Inside the city limits that don't even buy cigarette
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You hit the back road, you grab a carton
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
Lean into my shoulder wearing an old man's coat
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Couple war badges and a two cent stamp
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Will you love me at the roundabout?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Outro]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
R_N.G
S Carey
S Club 7
S Jibeng
S-kapada