Biography:
the everybodyfields were an independent folk/country band from Johnson City, Tennessee. Band-members Sam Quinn and Jill Andrews met in 1999. When the everybodyfields released their first album in July of 2004, half-way there:electricity and the South, they introduced their listeners to a quietly-intense corner of the listening room. The same sound, deeply rooted in americana, bluegrass, and classic country, fills their sophomore release, Plague of Dreams, a folk ocean with crystal blue waters that run deep.
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The Everybodyfields: Lonely Anywhere
Capo 2
Intro: C Em Am G
C Em
I'm sorry, you're angry
Am G
Good night and good bye
C Em Am
But we need to keep looking into
G
Each other's eyes,
F Fm C
Even though it hurts to see the one you love
G F
But can't help despise
C
Start writing
Em Am G
Make a list of your plans for the year
C Em Am
And send me a little note in the mail
G F
When my name appears on your list
Fm
Of things to do
F Fm
If you ever can see past you
C Em Am G
I'll keep some days clear
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G
Yes I can be lonely anywhere
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G C
And I can be lonely
I walk in
Em Am G
You walk out of rooms everywhere
C
I'm talking
Em Am
You're looking through me
G
With a blank stare
F Fm F Fm
And I can't help but ask if today would be my last
C Em Am G
Would you care?
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G
And I can be lonely anywhere
F C G
Yes I can be lonely here
F C G C Em Am
And I can be lonely
Capo 2
Intro: C Em Am G
C Em
I'm sorry, you're angry
Am G
Good night and good bye
C Em Am
But we need to keep looking into
G
Each other's eyes,
F Fm C
Even though it hurts to see the one you love
G F
But can't help despise
C
Start writing
Em Am G
Make a list of your plans for the year
C Em Am
And send me a little note in the mail
G F
When my name appears on your list
Fm
Of things to do
F Fm
If you ever can see past you
C Em Am G
I'll keep some days clear
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G
Yes I can be lonely anywhere
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G C
And I can be lonely
I walk in
Em Am G
You walk out of rooms everywhere
C
I'm talking
Em Am
You're looking through me
G
With a blank stare
F Fm F Fm
And I can't help but ask if today would be my last
C Em Am G
Would you care?
F C G
And I can be lonely here
F C G
And I can be lonely anywhere
F C G
Yes I can be lonely here
F C G C Em Am
And I can be lonely
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