Biography:
The Lone Bellow is an American musical group from Brooklyn that began as a songwriting project for Zach Williams. In early 2016 the band members relocated to Nashville.
Then Came the Morning, the second album by the Southern-born, Brooklyn-based indie-folk trio the Lone Bellow, opens with a crest of churchly piano, a patter of drums, and a fanfare of voices harmonizing like a sunrise. It’s a powerful introduction, enormous and overwhelming, as Zach Williams
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Other songs:
- Green Eyes And A Heart Of Gold
- Cold As It Is
- Diners
- Fake Roses
- Feather
- Fire Red Horse
- Long Way To Go
- Marietta
- Take My Love
- Teach Me To Know
- The One You Shouldve Let Go
- Then Came The Morning
- Tree To Grow
- Two Sides Of Lonely
- Walk Into A Storm
- Watch Over Us
- You Be All Kinds Of Emotional
- You Can Be All Kinds Of Emotional
- You Dont Love Me Like You Used To
- You Never Need Nobody
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
G Em7 C/G G
I see the sunset in your eyes
C/G G
Know every line on your face
C/G D
Know the time and the place
G Em C/G G
Hollow danger in your mind
C/G G
You got no secrets you can tell
C/G D
No glory to sell
[Pre Chorus]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
[Chorus]
D Em
Though I heard that song before
C/G
Lived every mad and desperate line
D Em
Oh the dawn is breaking low
C/G
Burning a hole in the night
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
[Verse 2]
G Em7 C/G G
Mirror don't match the pictures on your wall
C/G G
Yeah you've seen better days
C/G D
You're not that man in a frame
G Em C/G G
Young and proud and standing tall
C/G G
It's a great big world we've been living
C/G D
Ain't so small what we've been given, friend
[Pre Chorus]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
[Chorus]
D Em
Though I heard that song before
C/G
Lived every mad and desperate line
D Em
Oh the dawn is breaking low
C/G
Burning a hole in the night
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
[Bridge]
Em G C
Em G C
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
G D
And I swear that it's peace within
[Outro]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
G Em7 C/G G
I see the sunset in your eyes
C/G G
Know every line on your face
C/G D
Know the time and the place
G Em C/G G
Hollow danger in your mind
C/G G
You got no secrets you can tell
C/G D
No glory to sell
[Pre Chorus]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
[Chorus]
D Em
Though I heard that song before
C/G
Lived every mad and desperate line
D Em
Oh the dawn is breaking low
C/G
Burning a hole in the night
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
[Verse 2]
G Em7 C/G G
Mirror don't match the pictures on your wall
C/G G
Yeah you've seen better days
C/G D
You're not that man in a frame
G Em C/G G
Young and proud and standing tall
C/G G
It's a great big world we've been living
C/G D
Ain't so small what we've been given, friend
[Pre Chorus]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
[Chorus]
D Em
Though I heard that song before
C/G
Lived every mad and desperate line
D Em
Oh the dawn is breaking low
C/G
Burning a hole in the night
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
C/G G D
No darkness can contain
C/G
No shadow will remain
[Bridge]
Em G C
Em G C
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
Em G C/G
I feel the sun on my face again
G D
And I swear that it's peace within
[Outro]
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
Em G C/G
We got a long way to go
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