Biography:
William Fitzsimmons (born 1978) is an American singer-songwriter, based in Illinois/. He is perhaps best-known for his songs "Passion Play" and "Please Don't Go", which aired during pivotal scenes in the TV medical drama Grey's Anatomy.
Fitzsimmons was raised in the outskirts of the steel city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the youngest child of two blind parents. Due to the family's inability to communicate through normal visual means, Fitzsimmons' childhood home was filled with a myriad of sounds to replace what eyes could not see.
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Other songs:
- Find It In Me
- Find It In Me. In G, Cadd9 and Cadd9*
- You Still Hurt Me
- After Afterall
- Afterall
- Beautiful Girl
- Bird Of Winter Prey
- Blood And Bones
- Bloodchest
- Centralia
- Even Now
- Everything Has Changed
- Everywhere
- Fade And Then Return
- Falling On My Sword Live
- Fare Thee Well
- Find Me To Forgive
- Fortune
- Heartless
- Hold On With My Open Hands
- I Dont Feel It Anymore
- I Kissed A Girl
- If You Would Come Back Home
- Its Not True
- Josies Song
- Kylie
- Lions
- Mend Your Heart
- Pittsburgh
- Psychasthenia
- So This Is Goodbye
- The Tide Pulls From The Moon
- The Winter From Her Leaving
- Theyll Never Take The Good Years
- Tied To Me
- Took
- What Hold
- When You Were Young
- Wounded Head
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[Chords]
(relative to the capo)
D G A C Am
e|(2)|(0)|(0)|-0-|---|
B|-3-|-3-|-3-|-3-|(0)|
G|-2-|-0-|-2-|-0-|-0-|
D|-0-|-0-|-2-|-2-|-0-|
A|-0-|-2-|-4-|-3-|-3-|
E|---|(3)|---|---|-5-|
[Riff]
Riff heard throughout the verses and intro is between chord changes. For example for D to G:
e|--------------|
B|-3---3333--3--|
G|-2---0000--0--|
D|-0---2420--0--|
A|-0---0000--2--|
E|--------------|
Other riffs heard include the use of frets 2 and 3 of e string during the D chords.
[Intro]
D G D G
[Verse]
D G
Are you falling towards the evening
D G
From the last light that you saw
A G
From the corner of the curtain
D G
Perching on the wall
[Verse]
D G
And I kept the words you gave me
D G
You're the song I try to sing
A G
I was ruined when I saw you
D G
To every living thing
[Chorus]
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
[Verse]
D G
You have burrowed to the mortar
D G
I have nothing left to hide
A G
You're the seed that's softly sewing
D G
Ever to my side
[Chorus]
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
(relative to the capo)
D G A C Am
e|(2)|(0)|(0)|-0-|---|
B|-3-|-3-|-3-|-3-|(0)|
G|-2-|-0-|-2-|-0-|-0-|
D|-0-|-0-|-2-|-2-|-0-|
A|-0-|-2-|-4-|-3-|-3-|
E|---|(3)|---|---|-5-|
[Riff]
Riff heard throughout the verses and intro is between chord changes. For example for D to G:
e|--------------|
B|-3---3333--3--|
G|-2---0000--0--|
D|-0---2420--0--|
A|-0---0000--2--|
E|--------------|
Other riffs heard include the use of frets 2 and 3 of e string during the D chords.
[Intro]
D G D G
[Verse]
D G
Are you falling towards the evening
D G
From the last light that you saw
A G
From the corner of the curtain
D G
Perching on the wall
[Verse]
D G
And I kept the words you gave me
D G
You're the song I try to sing
A G
I was ruined when I saw you
D G
To every living thing
[Chorus]
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
[Verse]
D G
You have burrowed to the mortar
D G
I have nothing left to hide
A G
You're the seed that's softly sewing
D G
Ever to my side
[Chorus]
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
C Am D
In my blood and in my bones
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