Biography:
Skylar Grey (born Holly Brook Hafermann February 23, 1986), is an American singer-songwriter from Mazomanie, Wisconsin, United States. In 2004, under the pseudonym Holly Brook, at the age of 17, she signed a publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group and a recording contract with American rock band Linkin Park’s Warner Bros. Records’ label imprint, Machine Shop Recordings. She would later release her debut album, Like Blood Like Honey, under the labels in 2006.
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Other songs:
- Coming Home
- I Know You
- Love The Way You Lie
- Words
- Addicted To Love
- American
- Back From The Dead
- Beautiful Nightmare
- Building A Monster
- Cannonball
- Come Up For Air
- Coming Home Part Ii
- Final Warning
- Glow In The Dark
- I Will Return
- Invisible
- Kill For You
- Love The Way You Lie I Need A Doctor
- Moving Mountains
- Stand By Me
- Tower Dont Look Down
- Wear Me Out
- Winter In Me
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[Intro]
F#m A F#m A F#m A E
[Verse]
F#m A
Wheres your honor, wheres my pride?
F#m A
Even when it's hard to find
F#m A E
From seed to harvest, it's been engrained
F#m A
Drive me past the fields of corn
F#m A
As Johnny Cash blasts in your Ford
F#m A E
Just get me home to catch the big game
[Chorus]
D F#m
Cause I was born an American
D E
On the same dark soil
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
E F#m
I will die an American
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[Verse]
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It's fireflies & times of war
F#m A
I think back to a time before
F#m A E
Of catching fireflies in my hands
F#m A
Then it seems I grew up in a flash
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A copper penny flying off a track
F#m A E
Free to fall in love with any man
[Chorus]
D F#m
Cause I was born an American
D E
On the same dark soil
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
D F#m
I was born an American
D E
and though I've grow(i)n old
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
E F#m
and I will die an American
[Outro]
F#m A F#m A F#m A E
F#m A F#m A F#m A E
[Verse]
F#m A
Wheres your honor, wheres my pride?
F#m A
Even when it's hard to find
F#m A E
From seed to harvest, it's been engrained
F#m A
Drive me past the fields of corn
F#m A
As Johnny Cash blasts in your Ford
F#m A E
Just get me home to catch the big game
[Chorus]
D F#m
Cause I was born an American
D E
On the same dark soil
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
E F#m
I will die an American
F#m A F#m A F#m A E
[Verse]
F#m A
It's fireflies & times of war
F#m A
I think back to a time before
F#m A E
Of catching fireflies in my hands
F#m A
Then it seems I grew up in a flash
F#m A
A copper penny flying off a track
F#m A E
Free to fall in love with any man
[Chorus]
D F#m
Cause I was born an American
D E
On the same dark soil
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
D F#m
I was born an American
D E
and though I've grow(i)n old
Bm F#m D
Through the years and all the changes
F#m E D
Still theres no place like home
E F#m
and I will die an American
[Outro]
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Slade
Slaid Cleaves
Slam
Slank
Slash