Biography:
Tim Barry is a solo folk singer who was the vocalist in the Richmond, VA melodic hardcore band Avail. He released an album titled "Rivanna Junction" on the label Suburban Home Records in the fourth quarter of 2006. In 2008, Tim recorded a album titled Manchester. Recently he has recorded 28th & Stonewall, again on Suburban Home Records.
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Other songs:
- Amen
- Avoiding Catatonic Surrender
- Bankers Dilemma
- Cardinal In Red Bed
- Church Of Level Track
- Dog Bumped
- Downtown Vcu
- Exit Wounds
- Fine Food Market
- High On 95
- Idle Idylist
- Knowing Such Things
- Moving On Blue
- No News From North
- Older And Poorer
- On And On
- Prossers Gabriel
- Riverbank
- Ronnies Song Acoustic
- Running Never Tamed Me
- Sagacity Gone
- Shed Song
- Short Gbye
- Shoulda Oughta
- Solid Gone
- South Hill
- T Beene
- Tacoma
- Thing Of The Past
- This November
- Tile Work
- Walk 500 Miles
- With Ease I Leave
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Solid Gone
Tim Barry
Capo on the 8th fret
I'm working on a pattern for the fingerpicking, I'll post it when I'm happy.
It seems to be mostly the octave and the 5th with a little color added occasionally.
G
I was young when I got married, young when we had kids
G C
Young when mom got sick and moved in
G
Dads gone, to that cancer song
G
Before my dad died, he left me his .22
G C
A winchester rifle, it was his dads to
G
Now its mine, my how time flies
G
I pay our rent by cleaning, the offices in town
G C
We live on a bad side, where the police don’t come round
G
It aint safe, but I can’t move us out
G
The bills they stack up, in the mailbox outside
G C
Mostly from hospital, from before dad died
G
And the rest were past due and shutoff dates
G C
G
Well the new guy on the job, talked me in on my way down
G C
We go half on some weight, I pay some bills we both get out
G
He’d front it too, what would you do
G
I started selling to some old friends, gave some to granny Ruth.
G C
She’s sick with cancer, same as dads it helps her through
G
I paid some bills off, was getting out
G
Then I hear this crashing, outside my house
G
These men came running at my maw maw, running at my wife
G C
my daughter started screaming, I feared for their life
G
weapon drawn, I had not known
G
The men who tore off my lock, and broken down my door
G C
And threatened my family, were officers of the law
G
Darkened rooms, how could I have known
G
Such a terror, inside my home
G C
G
Nine years to twenty, what have I done
G C
Nine years to twenty, intent and a gun
G
To my family, what have I done
G
For my family, what have I done
G
Before my dad died, he left me his 22
G C
Look over your family son, do what you need to
G
Dad’s gone, now I’m solid gone
G D G
But we always done, what needed to be done.
Tim Barry
Capo on the 8th fret
I'm working on a pattern for the fingerpicking, I'll post it when I'm happy.
It seems to be mostly the octave and the 5th with a little color added occasionally.
G
I was young when I got married, young when we had kids
G C
Young when mom got sick and moved in
G
Dads gone, to that cancer song
G
Before my dad died, he left me his .22
G C
A winchester rifle, it was his dads to
G
Now its mine, my how time flies
G
I pay our rent by cleaning, the offices in town
G C
We live on a bad side, where the police don’t come round
G
It aint safe, but I can’t move us out
G
The bills they stack up, in the mailbox outside
G C
Mostly from hospital, from before dad died
G
And the rest were past due and shutoff dates
G C
G
Well the new guy on the job, talked me in on my way down
G C
We go half on some weight, I pay some bills we both get out
G
He’d front it too, what would you do
G
I started selling to some old friends, gave some to granny Ruth.
G C
She’s sick with cancer, same as dads it helps her through
G
I paid some bills off, was getting out
G
Then I hear this crashing, outside my house
G
These men came running at my maw maw, running at my wife
G C
my daughter started screaming, I feared for their life
G
weapon drawn, I had not known
G
The men who tore off my lock, and broken down my door
G C
And threatened my family, were officers of the law
G
Darkened rooms, how could I have known
G
Such a terror, inside my home
G C
G
Nine years to twenty, what have I done
G C
Nine years to twenty, intent and a gun
G
To my family, what have I done
G
For my family, what have I done
G
Before my dad died, he left me his 22
G C
Look over your family son, do what you need to
G
Dad’s gone, now I’m solid gone
G D G
But we always done, what needed to be done.
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