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
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C
Marietta,
Am F G
You lost me a long time ago,
C
in your midnight,
Am F G
the flood and the fire of my soul
Am C/B C Am C/B C
And I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
You sleep with the lights on,
C/B C
I let you in again
Marietta,
Am F G
the loneliness burns at your door,
C
in your midnight,
Am F G
she seeps through the cracks in your floor
Am C/B C Am C/B C
And I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
You sleep with the lights on,
F Am G
what you call your family are gone
Am C/B C
I let you in again
F Am G
and patiently wait for your storm.
Am C
The worry of what couldn’t be,
Am G
the love for the lust of your name,
Am C
of losing, of winning, of striving, of leaving
Am G
and stealing and breaking and shame.
And I am that man
Am C
The worry of what couldn’t be,
Am G
the love for the lust of your name,
Am C
of losing, of winning, of striving, of leaving,
Am G
of stealing and breaking and shame,
Am C Am
of fighting and failing and lying and telling yourself
G
that you’re clean of the blame.
Am C/B C Am C/B C
I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
you sleep with the lights on,
F Am G
what you call your family are gone
Am C/B C
I let you in again
F Am G
and patiently wait for your storm.
Marietta,
Am F G
You lost me a long time ago,
C
in your midnight,
Am F G
the flood and the fire of my soul
Am C/B C Am C/B C
And I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
You sleep with the lights on,
C/B C
I let you in again
Marietta,
Am F G
the loneliness burns at your door,
C
in your midnight,
Am F G
she seeps through the cracks in your floor
Am C/B C Am C/B C
And I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
You sleep with the lights on,
F Am G
what you call your family are gone
Am C/B C
I let you in again
F Am G
and patiently wait for your storm.
Am C
The worry of what couldn’t be,
Am G
the love for the lust of your name,
Am C
of losing, of winning, of striving, of leaving
Am G
and stealing and breaking and shame.
And I am that man
Am C
The worry of what couldn’t be,
Am G
the love for the lust of your name,
Am C
of losing, of winning, of striving, of leaving,
Am G
of stealing and breaking and shame,
Am C Am
of fighting and failing and lying and telling yourself
G
that you’re clean of the blame.
Am C/B C Am C/B C
I let you in again, I let you in again,
F Am
you sleep with the lights on,
F Am G
what you call your family are gone
Am C/B C
I let you in again
F Am G
and patiently wait for your storm.
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