Biography:
When Dublin alt-folk songwriters Kevin May and Mick Lynch of The Guggenheim Grotto first appeared on the U.S. scene in 2006, comparisons to Simon and Garfunkel dominated the critical landscape. With their two-part harmonies, folk-acoustic stylings and earnest pop songwriting, it seemed no one could resist.
Over the past four years, however, the duo has transcended the comparison – creating rich, multi-instrumental soundscapes. They dabble in synths and effects and radiate melancholic beauty.
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Capo fret 3
C
I can,t direct the universe
Am
I can,t pull of the road and take a rest
C
I can,t go on for ever more
Am
I can,t refuse the weight of intellect
C
I can,t avoid the hands of time
Am
I wish your touch was of a softer kind
C
And if the world decides to melt,
Am
There,s nothing I can do to change your mind
C
(Fee Da Da Dee)
And me and me I think I'm getting it
Am
(Fee Da Da Doh)
our heads are a haunt for alphabets
C
(Fee Da Da Dee)
Our hearts are tigers chasing tigernes
Am
(Fee Da Da Doh)
And me and me I think I'm getting it.
C
Tip your hat to the willow tree
Am
Resigned to what it can and cannot be X2
C Am
All you dreamers wishing for tomorrow
C Am
'Life is elsewhere' only brings you sorrow
C
I can,t direct the universe
Am
I can,t pull of the road and take a rest
C
I can,t go on for ever more
Am
I can,t refuse the weight of intellect
C
I can,t avoid the hands of time
Am
I wish your touch was of a softer kind
C
And if the world decides to melt,
Am
There,s nothing I can do to change your mind
C
(Fee Da Da Dee)
And me and me I think I'm getting it
Am
(Fee Da Da Doh)
our heads are a haunt for alphabets
C
(Fee Da Da Dee)
Our hearts are tigers chasing tigernes
Am
(Fee Da Da Doh)
And me and me I think I'm getting it.
C
Tip your hat to the willow tree
Am
Resigned to what it can and cannot be X2
C Am
All you dreamers wishing for tomorrow
C Am
'Life is elsewhere' only brings you sorrow
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