Biography:
Sean Hayes (born Sean Padrick Hayes on August 27, 1969, in New York city) is an American singer-songwriter. He began playing traditional American and Irish music with a band called the Boys of Bluehill.
Much like the man himself, Hayes' musical sensibilities defy easy categorization. Just because there's a banjo featured in a track, don't expect it to sound Appalachian -- and certainly don't expect that recurring tuba to have anything to do with Sousa and his severely metered marches.
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This progression repeats through the whole song: F#m, A, F#m, E
The first 4-- verses, or stanzas, i guess, are repeated, as i denoted at the start of each:
x2
F#m A F#m
Don't you know
E F#m
for a moment know
A F#m
you think the world owes you
E F#m
it don't owe you a thing
[and so on....]
x2 there's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
x2 Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
x2 When it's given all it can
the best you must invent
when it's given all it can
the best you must go get (2nd time: ”the rest you owe...”)
Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
(Break: “dum da da-da du dumdum…”)
There's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
There's a rosebush inside
keeping a man alive
and we all need hope
like water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
For a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
It don't owe you a thing
You got water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
Now for a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
x3 It don't owe you a thing
water sunshine
---Sean Hayes (Morees Bickham)
The first 4-- verses, or stanzas, i guess, are repeated, as i denoted at the start of each:
x2
F#m A F#m
Don't you know
E F#m
for a moment know
A F#m
you think the world owes you
E F#m
it don't owe you a thing
[and so on....]
x2 there's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
x2 Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
x2 When it's given all it can
the best you must invent
when it's given all it can
the best you must go get (2nd time: ”the rest you owe...”)
Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
(Break: “dum da da-da du dumdum…”)
There's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
There's a rosebush inside
keeping a man alive
and we all need hope
like water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
For a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
It don't owe you a thing
You got water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
Now for a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
x3 It don't owe you a thing
water sunshine
---Sean Hayes (Morees Bickham)
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