Biography:
The Milk Carton Kids is an American indie folk duo from Eagle Rock, California, United States, consisting of singers and guitarists Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, who formed the group in early 2011.
A performance by The Milk Carton Kids is a quiet and intricate affair. The duo have enjoyed intently listening audiences across the country and abroad in their respective solo careers, but an even greater sense of urgency and demand of attention is palpable now that they've come together as The Milk Carton Kids.
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Other songs:
- Michigan
- A Sea Of Roses
- All The Things
- As It Must Be
- Asheville Skies
- Big Time
- Broken Headlights
- Freedom
- Getaway
- Girls Gather Round
- Hear Them Loud
- Heaven
- Honey Honey
- Hope Of A Lifetime
- I Still Want A Little More
- Lake Skaneateles
- Laredo
- Like A Cloak
- Maybe Its Time
- Memoires Of An Owned Dog
- Memphis
- Milk Carton Kid
- Monterey
- New York
- No Hammer To Hold
- Nothing Is Real
- On The Mend
- One Goodbye
- Permanent
- Poison Tree
- Promised Land
- Queen Jane
- Retrospect
- Rock Roller
- Secret Of The Stars
- Secrets Of The Stars
- Shooting Shadows
- Sing Sparrow Sing
- Snake Eyes
- Stealing Romance
- The Ash And Clay
- The Jewel Of June
- There By Your Side
- Trouble In These Parts
- Undress The World
- Whisper In Her Ear
- Years Gone By
- Younger Years
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[Chords]
Am1 E7 Am2 D A#maj7 Amsus4 Am G C F D/F# G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
e|--x----x----x----x----1------1------0----3----0----x----x----4----5----8----8----x-----x--|
B|--10---6----5----3----3------0------1----3----1----1----3----0----5----10---7----10----9--|
G|--9----7----6----5----2------2------2----0----0----2----2----4----5----9----8----11----9--|
D|--7----6----5----4----3------0------2----0----2----3----0----x----7----x----x----0-----9--|
A|--0----x----0----0----x------x------0----2----3----3----0----x----7----x----x----x-----x--|
E|--x----0----x----x----x------x------x----3----x----1----2----4----5----x----7----x-----x--|
[Verse 1]
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
G C F D/F# G
Little voices sound bigger now
G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
Who could be listening through the clouds?
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
[Verse 2]
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
G C F D/F# G
Don't you fear the noise; boys are boys
G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
Spare us a world of what fate destroys
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
(As far as strumming goes, flatpicking the base note for the first note of the 1/8 triplet and then strumming
the other two in a triplet pattern sounds sterile, but better than straight strumming. Refer to the song for
a sense of what I'm talking about, Thanks!)
Am1 E7 Am2 D A#maj7 Amsus4 Am G C F D/F# G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
e|--x----x----x----x----1------1------0----3----0----x----x----4----5----8----8----x-----x--|
B|--10---6----5----3----3------0------1----3----1----1----3----0----5----10---7----10----9--|
G|--9----7----6----5----2------2------2----0----0----2----2----4----5----9----8----11----9--|
D|--7----6----5----4----3------0------2----0----2----3----0----x----7----x----x----0-----9--|
A|--0----x----0----0----x------x------0----2----3----3----0----x----7----x----x----x-----x--|
E|--x----0----x----x----x------x------x----3----x----1----2----4----5----x----7----x-----x--|
[Verse 1]
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
G C F D/F# G
Little voices sound bigger now
G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
Who could be listening through the clouds?
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
[Verse 2]
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
G C F D/F# G
Don't you fear the noise; boys are boys
G#m Am4 Am5 F#7 Am6 E
Spare us a world of what fate destroys
Am1 E7 Am2 D
Sing, sparrow, sing loud
A#maj7 Amsus4 Am
Hide under here
(As far as strumming goes, flatpicking the base note for the first note of the 1/8 triplet and then strumming
the other two in a triplet pattern sounds sterile, but better than straight strumming. Refer to the song for
a sense of what I'm talking about, Thanks!)
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