Biography:
Tina Dico (born as Tina Dickow on October 14, 1977 in Aarhus, Denmark) is a singer and songwriter, inspired by artists such as Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen.
Tina Dico was born in Aabyhøj near Aarhus. At a very young age she was introduced to music by her father who owned a big hifi-system in their basement.
After public school, she attended a music boarding school, and after that she went to high school. Music was still her passion and during her first years she performed with the cover band, Fester Kester.
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Other songs:
- On The Run
- A New Situation
- Adams House
- All I See
- Alt H
- Alt Hvad Hun Ville Var At Danse
- An Open Ending
- Come And Take My Hand
- Copenhagen
- Devils Door
- Do Something
- Drifting
- Fancy
- Friend In A Bar
- Get To Know You
- Give In
- Goldhawk Road
- Hallelujah
- Hands
- He Doesnt Know
- In Love And War
- Love All Around
- My Business
- Night Cab
- No Time To Sleep
- Nobodys Man
- Not Even Close
- Old Friends
- One
- Open Wide
- Paper Thin
- Parked Car
- People Are Strange
- Pigen Ud Af Aarhus
- Private Party
- River Joni Mitchell
- River Of Whats Been
- Room With A View
- Sacre Coeur
- Security Check
- Some Other Day
- Someone You Love
- Something You Can Keep
- Strong Man
- The Other Side
- The Woman Downstairs
- True North
- Undone
- Warm Sand
- Watching Him Go
- Welcome Back Colour
- You Dont Step Into Love
- You Know Better
- You Wanna Teach Me To Dance
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A pretty simple tune that Tina released a backstage video on of her Facebook page. Pretty straightforward
except for a few hammer-ons. I've indicated the hammer-on chords with an asterix, and explained what she's
doing exactly beneath the lyrics.
Capo 3.
[Intro]
G* C* G Em* C Am* D
G
One for the morning
C G
one for the evening
Em C Am7 D
one for the dark hours hidden in between
G
one for the notion
C G
one for the feeling
Em C Am7 D
and one for every single place you’ve ever been
Bm Am
there is a song for every age you’ve been though
G F
it’ll always be the same, it’ll always be with you
C C G/B Am
to take you high and dive into the deep
Am
the truth is
Am Am G/B Cmaj7 G
it might be the only thing in life you can keep
[Instrumental]
G* C* G Em* C* Am* D
G
beauty will leave you
C G
love will deceive you
Em C Am7 D
and you yourself will change with every year gone by
G
thoughts will create you
C G
ideal s betray you
Em C Am7 D
the truth you speak today might be a lie
Bm N.C.
there is a song for every age you’ve been through
N.C. F
it'll always be the same, it'll always be with you
C
to take you high
Am
to take you high
N.C. C G/B Am
and to dive into the deep
Am
i hate to say it
Am
i hate to say it
Am G/B Cmaj7 G
it might be the only thing in life you can keep
Okay, now, those rifs during the intro:
G*
e|------3-3--3-3--|
B|--0h1-1-1--0-0--|
G|------0-0--0-0--|
D|--0h2-2-2--0-0--|
A|------0-0--2-2--|
E|-3----3-3--3-3--|
C*
e|--------|
B|--0h1---|
G|--------|
D|--0h2---|
A|-3------|
E|--------|
Em*
e|-------0-0--|
B|-------0-0--|
G|-------0-0--|
D|----h2-2-2--|
A|-0-0h2-2-2--|
E|-----0-0-0--|
Am*
e|---0------|
B|---1-1-1--|
G|---0-0-0--|
D|---0h2-2--|
A|-0-0-0-0--|
E|----------|
One more minor note: on the Cmaj7, I'm not sure if she actually hits anything except the C and maybe the E
on the 4th string, so maybe it's better to just call that a C. Cmaj7 is x32000.
Maybe I'll tab out the fingerpicking pattern later.
except for a few hammer-ons. I've indicated the hammer-on chords with an asterix, and explained what she's
doing exactly beneath the lyrics.
Capo 3.
[Intro]
G* C* G Em* C Am* D
G
One for the morning
C G
one for the evening
Em C Am7 D
one for the dark hours hidden in between
G
one for the notion
C G
one for the feeling
Em C Am7 D
and one for every single place you’ve ever been
Bm Am
there is a song for every age you’ve been though
G F
it’ll always be the same, it’ll always be with you
C C G/B Am
to take you high and dive into the deep
Am
the truth is
Am Am G/B Cmaj7 G
it might be the only thing in life you can keep
[Instrumental]
G* C* G Em* C* Am* D
G
beauty will leave you
C G
love will deceive you
Em C Am7 D
and you yourself will change with every year gone by
G
thoughts will create you
C G
ideal s betray you
Em C Am7 D
the truth you speak today might be a lie
Bm N.C.
there is a song for every age you’ve been through
N.C. F
it'll always be the same, it'll always be with you
C
to take you high
Am
to take you high
N.C. C G/B Am
and to dive into the deep
Am
i hate to say it
Am
i hate to say it
Am G/B Cmaj7 G
it might be the only thing in life you can keep
Okay, now, those rifs during the intro:
G*
e|------3-3--3-3--|
B|--0h1-1-1--0-0--|
G|------0-0--0-0--|
D|--0h2-2-2--0-0--|
A|------0-0--2-2--|
E|-3----3-3--3-3--|
C*
e|--------|
B|--0h1---|
G|--------|
D|--0h2---|
A|-3------|
E|--------|
Em*
e|-------0-0--|
B|-------0-0--|
G|-------0-0--|
D|----h2-2-2--|
A|-0-0h2-2-2--|
E|-----0-0-0--|
Am*
e|---0------|
B|---1-1-1--|
G|---0-0-0--|
D|---0h2-2--|
A|-0-0-0-0--|
E|----------|
One more minor note: on the Cmaj7, I'm not sure if she actually hits anything except the C and maybe the E
on the 4th string, so maybe it's better to just call that a C. Cmaj7 is x32000.
Maybe I'll tab out the fingerpicking pattern later.
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