Biography:
Sixpence None the Richer, often known as just "Sixpence", is a pop/rock band with roots in New Braunfels, Texas, United States, eventually settling in Nashville, Tennessee. Named after a passage in C. S. Lewis' theological book Mere Christianity, the group is best known for their critically acclaimed 1999 self-titled album, with 'Sixpence None the Richer' showing their strong influence from both melodic Christian rock and 60s British invasion music.
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Other songs:
- A Million Parachutes
- Breathe Your Name
- Kiss Me
- There She Goes
- An Apology
- Bleeding
- Brighten My Heart
- Circle Of Error
- Dancing Queen
- Disconnect
- Dont Dream Its Over
- Down And Out Of Time
- Drifting
- Easy To Ignore
- Eyes Wide Open
- Falling Leaves
- Fatherless And The Widow
- Field Of Flowers
- I Need Love
- It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
- Ive Been Waiting
- Loser Like Me
- Love
- Love Salvation The Fear Of Death
- Maybe Tomorrow
- Melting Alone
- Mr Grinch
- Musings
- Northern Lights
- O Come O Come Emmanuel
- Paralyzed
- Radio
- Sister Mother
- Soul
- Spotlight
- Still Burning
- The Lines Of My Earth
- The Waiting Room
- Thought Menagerie
- Too Far Gone
- Trust
- We Have Forgotten
- With Every Breath
- Within A Room Somewhere
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Artist Name : Sixpence None the Richer
Song Name : Brighten My Heart
Added By Mikhailo
Music by Matt Slocum © 1998 Le Tigre Sur Un Ballon
Horendously interpreted by Ryan Leng
Verse 1:
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
Chorus:
G D G
D G
D F
F2 C D
G D G D
Verse 2 Same as first, only with echos after each line.
Chorus again with echos
Soloish thing:
e----5--2--0--0-2-0-0-0--0-2--0-----3-3-2-0-2-|
B----3--3---3-1---1-1-1-3-----3-----3-3-----3-|
G-2--2--2-----2---2-----------0-----3-3-----2-|
D-0--0--0-----0---0-----------0-----2-2-----0-|
A---------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------3---3-----------|
e-5--2---0-2-3-2-0--0-0---0-2--0-----3-3-2-0-2-|
B-3--3--3--1-1-1-1--1-1--3-----3-----3-3-------|
G-2--2-----2-2-2-2--2-2--------0-----3-3-------|
D-0--0-----0-0-0-0--0-0--------0-----2-2-------|
A----------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------3---3-----------|
e-0--0-0-0-0---0--h2-0---2-5-5--5-5--2-2---10/3-|
B-0--0-0-2-3-2-0-----3-r-----3--3-3--2-2----8/3-|
G-1--1-1-2-4-2-1-----0-i-----0--2-2--4-4------0-|
D-2--2-2-2-0-2-2-----0-n-----0--2-2--4-4------0-|
A-2--2-2-0---0-2-------g--------0----2-2------2-|
E-0--0-0-------0-----3-------3----------------3-|
and then continue on with the chorus as written.
Chords used
e-2--2----2----3--3--1--3--0-|
B-3--1----0----3--3--1--1--1-|
G-2--2----0----3--0--2--2--0-|
D-0--0----0----5--0--3--3--2-|
A---------2----5--2--------3-|
E--------------3--3----------|
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm G F F2 C
That is all you need to play and sing that song with one voice
and one guitar. The solo isn't exactly what is played...it's sorta
improvised, because it's played on a dobro or something, and there
are a lot of other stringed instruments playing at that point.
So the solo is basically my best interpretation of how you can play
that without the violins, cellos and stuff. Listen to the song.
Any corrections, suggestions etc, send em my way at [email protected].
Also, if any of you knows how to play
"Ready for the Storm" in open Cm (CGCGCEb) tuning by Dougie Maclean
and sung by the late Rich Mullins, could you help me out:0) Thanks.
That sure does sound perty! Praise God!
Song Name : Brighten My Heart
Added By Mikhailo
Music by Matt Slocum © 1998 Le Tigre Sur Un Ballon
Horendously interpreted by Ryan Leng
Verse 1:
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm
Chorus:
G D G
D G
D F
F2 C D
G D G D
Verse 2 Same as first, only with echos after each line.
Chorus again with echos
Soloish thing:
e----5--2--0--0-2-0-0-0--0-2--0-----3-3-2-0-2-|
B----3--3---3-1---1-1-1-3-----3-----3-3-----3-|
G-2--2--2-----2---2-----------0-----3-3-----2-|
D-0--0--0-----0---0-----------0-----2-2-----0-|
A---------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------3---3-----------|
e-5--2---0-2-3-2-0--0-0---0-2--0-----3-3-2-0-2-|
B-3--3--3--1-1-1-1--1-1--3-----3-----3-3-------|
G-2--2-----2-2-2-2--2-2--------0-----3-3-------|
D-0--0-----0-0-0-0--0-0--------0-----2-2-------|
A----------------------------------------------|
E------------------------------3---3-----------|
e-0--0-0-0-0---0--h2-0---2-5-5--5-5--2-2---10/3-|
B-0--0-0-2-3-2-0-----3-r-----3--3-3--2-2----8/3-|
G-1--1-1-2-4-2-1-----0-i-----0--2-2--4-4------0-|
D-2--2-2-2-0-2-2-----0-n-----0--2-2--4-4------0-|
A-2--2-2-0---0-2-------g--------0----2-2------2-|
E-0--0-0-------0-----3-------3----------------3-|
and then continue on with the chorus as written.
Chords used
e-2--2----2----3--3--1--3--0-|
B-3--1----0----3--3--1--1--1-|
G-2--2----0----3--0--2--2--0-|
D-0--0----0----5--0--3--3--2-|
A---------2----5--2--------3-|
E--------------3--3----------|
D D7 Gmaj7 Gm G F F2 C
That is all you need to play and sing that song with one voice
and one guitar. The solo isn't exactly what is played...it's sorta
improvised, because it's played on a dobro or something, and there
are a lot of other stringed instruments playing at that point.
So the solo is basically my best interpretation of how you can play
that without the violins, cellos and stuff. Listen to the song.
Any corrections, suggestions etc, send em my way at [email protected].
Also, if any of you knows how to play
"Ready for the Storm" in open Cm (CGCGCEb) tuning by Dougie Maclean
and sung by the late Rich Mullins, could you help me out:0) Thanks.
That sure does sound perty! Praise God!
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