Biography:
Sondre Lerche Vaular (born 5 September 1982) is a Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist. His professional career began in 2000 and over the course of the following years, Lerche and his band, the Faces Down, became beloved critical and commercial successes in their homeland. Later, Lerche would attract international praise and recognition, becoming one of the most internationally renowned and popular Norwegian artists. Lerche is known for the various eclectic styles invoked by his music, which often changes radically from album to album.
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Other songs:
- Dear Laughing Doubters
- Johnny Johnny Ooh Ooh
- Let My Love Open The Door
- My Hands Are Shaking
- Sleep On Needles
- After All
- Airport Taxi Reception
- Almighty Moon
- Bad Law
- Coliseum Town
- Counter Spark
- Dan And Marie Final Theme
- Days That Are Over
- Dead End Mystery
- Dead Passengers
- Dial Away
- Domino
- Easy To Persuade
- Good Luck
- Happy Birthday Girl
- Heartbeat Radio
- Hell No
- Hello Stranger
- Human Hands
- I Cannot Let You Go
- I Guess Its Gonna Rain Today
- I Know I Know
- I Wanna Call It Love
- Ill Be Ok
- Is It Okay If I Call You Mine
- Its Our Job
- Its Over
- Its Time
- Its Too Late
- John Let Me Go
- Like Lazenby
- Lucky Guy
- Maybe Youre Gone
- Modern Nature
- Nevermind The Typos
- Night And Day
- Nightingales
- No Ones Gonna Come
- On And Off Again
- On The Tower
- Once In A While
- Personal Crime
- Private Caller
- Red Flags
- Reminisce
- Ricochet
- Say It All
- Sentimentalist
- Serenading In The Trenches
- Shes Fantastic
- Side Two
- Stupid Memory
- Suffused With Love
- The Tape
- Things You Call Fate
- Tied Up To The Tide
- To Be Surprised
- Track You Down
- Tragic Mirror
- Two Way Monologue
- Violent Game
- Wet Ground
- When The River
- Words And Music
- You Knocked Me Off My Feet
- You Know So Well
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[Intro]
C G F x2
[Verse1]
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man, his own tragic mirror
F Dm7b5 C D7
capable of such crimes he is scared
C G F C
to look at himself too long at a time.
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man, his own wrapped up worry
F Dm7b5 C D7
thinking he will do wrong very shortly.
C G F C
The answer remains locked up in his head.
[Chorus1]
Am
And charity plays a game with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now
Am
and charity plays away with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now.
F
Somehow you've got to smarten up
G
and act like nothing's ever gonna
Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
break you, break you, break your mirror in two.
[Verse2]
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man aware of his defects
F Dm7b5 C D7
such a sensitive soul such a rebel
C G F C
capable of detecting his flaws.
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man self righteous, self pitying
F Dm7b5 C D7 C
nursing losses and pain and inflicting guilt
G F C
that should keep them busy for days.
[Chorus2]
Am
And charity plays a game with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now
Am
and vanity takes your dog for a walk
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now.
F
Somehow you'e got to smarten up
G
and act like nothing's ever gonna
Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
break you, break you, break your mirror in two.
[Break]
C Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
C G F
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man really worth the attention
F Dm7b5 C
so mature but so dumb.
D7 C G F C
In broad daylight the answer remains locked up in his head
G F C
it's blowing around somewhere in his head.
C G F x2
[Verse1]
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man, his own tragic mirror
F Dm7b5 C D7
capable of such crimes he is scared
C G F C
to look at himself too long at a time.
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man, his own wrapped up worry
F Dm7b5 C D7
thinking he will do wrong very shortly.
C G F C
The answer remains locked up in his head.
[Chorus1]
Am
And charity plays a game with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now
Am
and charity plays away with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now.
F
Somehow you've got to smarten up
G
and act like nothing's ever gonna
Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
break you, break you, break your mirror in two.
[Verse2]
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man aware of his defects
F Dm7b5 C D7
such a sensitive soul such a rebel
C G F C
capable of detecting his flaws.
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man self righteous, self pitying
F Dm7b5 C D7 C
nursing losses and pain and inflicting guilt
G F C
that should keep them busy for days.
[Chorus2]
Am
And charity plays a game with your head
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now
Am
and vanity takes your dog for a walk
D7
it gets to you now, it gets to you now.
F
Somehow you'e got to smarten up
G
and act like nothing's ever gonna
Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
break you, break you, break your mirror in two.
[Break]
C Gm F Fm C C7 Dm Bb7
C G F
C Dm Gm C7
Is a man really worth the attention
F Dm7b5 C
so mature but so dumb.
D7 C G F C
In broad daylight the answer remains locked up in his head
G F C
it's blowing around somewhere in his head.
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