Biography:
Sophie Zelmani (born 12 February 1972 as Sophie Edkvist) is a female singer-songwriter from Stockholm, Sweden who debuted in 1995 with the single Always You. Her music is quite unique in Swedish music history, since it's based on the American singer/songwriter tradition. Sophie also appears on the Dawson's Creek soundtrack with her ballad, I'll Remember You and has since recorded 7 albums.
Upon recording a few songs at a local studio, she decided to send the demos to three record companies, with no special expectations.
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Artist: Sophie Zelmani
Song: September Tears
Album: Love Affair
Capo 1st
Time signature: 3/4
A D
There ain't so many people that really could make you cry
A D
And there ain't too many things that really reach you inside
A D
When it happens it feels like we all wanna die
A D
The best time for answers might be when we cry
[Chorus:]
D A D
Aren't we really really living when we cry
A D
Aren't we really really feeling when we cry
A D
People might say they don't pray but still they hope
A D
We hope though we don't believe or when we don't cope
A
Then we die with the hope
[Chorus]
Corrections and comments are welcome.
Email: [email protected]
Song: September Tears
Album: Love Affair
Capo 1st
Time signature: 3/4
A D
There ain't so many people that really could make you cry
A D
And there ain't too many things that really reach you inside
A D
When it happens it feels like we all wanna die
A D
The best time for answers might be when we cry
[Chorus:]
D A D
Aren't we really really living when we cry
A D
Aren't we really really feeling when we cry
A D
People might say they don't pray but still they hope
A D
We hope though we don't believe or when we don't cope
A
Then we die with the hope
[Chorus]
Corrections and comments are welcome.
Email: [email protected]
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