Biography:
Thea Eve Gilmore (born 25 November 1979, Oxford, England, to Irish parents) is a British female singer-songwriter. She began her career working in a recording studio, where she was discovered by her now long-time collaborator, producer and sometime co-songwriter Nigel Stonier. Gilmore released her first album, Burning Dorothy, as a teenager in 1998 and over the course of the next four years, released increasingly well-received albums that earned her a reputation in the UK music press but no chart success.
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- Avalanche
- Brother Can You Spare A Dime
- Coming Back To You
- Concrete
- Contessa
- Dance In New York
- Glistening Bay
- Have You Heard
- Hide N Seeking
- Icarus Wind
- If You Miss Me At The Back Of The Bus
- Inverigo
- Josefs Train
- London
- My Own Private Riot
- Old Soul
- Play Until The Bottles Gone
- Rise
- Rosie
- Song No 4
- Thatll Be Christmas
- The List
- The Lower Road
- Youre The Radio
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"Hide 'n' seekin" is a song by Paul Westerberg.
Thea Gilmore's version is on her album of covers, "Loft music" (2003).
[Verse 1]
Am F D/F# F Am
Is that you? Peeking out from that hat
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin behind a drink that's gone flat
F D/F# F Am
Is that you? Peeking out from your tree
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin from everyone here but me
[Verse 2]
Am F D/F# F Am
Your hands are shaking and I know what they did
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, they never found you as a kid
F D/F# F Am
Your branch is breaking, you'll find another downtown
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin, coming crashing to the ground
[Chorus]
F C G
Hide 'n' seekin is for children, baby
F C Em7
Now it's hid and sought
F C G
Another week and you'll see yours maybe
F C Em
They treat you like some kinda outlaw
[Verse 3]
Am F D/F# F Am
Black night is falling, this is the blues you see
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Father, Son and holy me
F D/F# F Am
You speak in parables, you're looking terrible tonight
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin, I wonder if you need a light
[Chorus]
F C G
Hide 'n' seekin is for children, baby
F C Em7
Now it's hid and sought
F C G
Another week and you'll see yours maybe
F C Em
They treat you like some kinda outlaw
[Outro]
Am F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Hide 'n' seekin, pa
F D/F# F Am
- - - (no words)
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Hide 'n' seekin, ma
Am F D/F# F Am
- - - (no words)
Am F D/F# F Am
...this is the blues you see
Am F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin ...
Am F D/F# F Am
Notes:
The driving force in this song is the chromatic rising and falling bass:
from F to F sharp and back to F, which gives it a pulsating, haunting quality.
Experiment with occasionally playing the E as the bass note for the A minor chord,
to emphasize the motion even more.
It's also okay to experiment with a D7 over F sharp, if you like.
A simple structure like this lends itself to variations and experiments.
You can repeat the last chorus an extra time.
Have fun!
Thea Gilmore's version is on her album of covers, "Loft music" (2003).
[Verse 1]
Am F D/F# F Am
Is that you? Peeking out from that hat
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin behind a drink that's gone flat
F D/F# F Am
Is that you? Peeking out from your tree
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin from everyone here but me
[Verse 2]
Am F D/F# F Am
Your hands are shaking and I know what they did
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, they never found you as a kid
F D/F# F Am
Your branch is breaking, you'll find another downtown
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin, coming crashing to the ground
[Chorus]
F C G
Hide 'n' seekin is for children, baby
F C Em7
Now it's hid and sought
F C G
Another week and you'll see yours maybe
F C Em
They treat you like some kinda outlaw
[Verse 3]
Am F D/F# F Am
Black night is falling, this is the blues you see
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Father, Son and holy me
F D/F# F Am
You speak in parables, you're looking terrible tonight
F D/F# F G
Hide 'n' seekin, I wonder if you need a light
[Chorus]
F C G
Hide 'n' seekin is for children, baby
F C Em7
Now it's hid and sought
F C G
Another week and you'll see yours maybe
F C Em
They treat you like some kinda outlaw
[Outro]
Am F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Hide 'n' seekin, pa
F D/F# F Am
- - - (no words)
F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin, Hide 'n' seekin, ma
Am F D/F# F Am
- - - (no words)
Am F D/F# F Am
...this is the blues you see
Am F D/F# F Am
Hide 'n' seekin ...
Am F D/F# F Am
Notes:
The driving force in this song is the chromatic rising and falling bass:
from F to F sharp and back to F, which gives it a pulsating, haunting quality.
Experiment with occasionally playing the E as the bass note for the A minor chord,
to emphasize the motion even more.
It's also okay to experiment with a D7 over F sharp, if you like.
A simple structure like this lends itself to variations and experiments.
You can repeat the last chorus an extra time.
Have fun!
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