Biography:
Wolf Larsen is a San Francisco based singer-songwriter and Leonard Cohen lover.
Wolf Larsen is a songwriter and bookwriter living in the American southwest.
Known as a female Leonard Cohen, she has shared bills with The Tallest Man on Earth, Calexico and Devotchka, and is a member of the all-girl trio known as Glittersnatch.
In her writing life, she worked for Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign and she is currently finishing a book for Doubleday.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
Dm F Bb Am
[Verse 1]
Dm C F
No was her name
Dm C F Dm Bb E
No was the lion that no one could tame
Am Dm Am F
Dm C F
But Faith was his name
Dm F Dm F Dm Am F
Faith came around with a smile on his face anyway
Dm Am F
Dm C F
He said, tell, tell me now
F C F Dm C F
Tell me the worry that knit up your brow
Dm Am F Dm Am F Am F Am F
Dm C F
She said slow down this train
Dm C F Dm Am C F
Slow down the iron that runs in my veins
Dm Am F
[Chorus]
Bb F
I can hear you tap tapping at my kitchen door
Bb F
I can hear the river run, and the river want more
Am Bb F
Don’t you know, I’m already sure
Bb F Gb F
I can hear you tap tappin at my kitchen door
Dm C F Dm Am F
[Verse]
Dm Am Db F
But No kept her name
Dm C F C Dm F
No got so quiet she put out her flame
Dm Am C F
Dm C F
But Faith stayed the same
Dm Am F Dm C F
Faith came around with that smile on his face the next day
Dm Am F
Dm C F
He said, follow me down
Dm C F Dm C F
Follow me down with your pick and your plow
Am F
[Chorus]
Bb F
I can hear you tap tappin at my kitchen door
Bb F
I can hear the river run and the river want more
Am Bb F Bb
Don’t you know, I am already sure
Bb F Bb
I can hear you standing quiet at my kitchen door
Dm F Bb Am
[Verse 1]
Dm C F
No was her name
Dm C F Dm Bb E
No was the lion that no one could tame
Am Dm Am F
Dm C F
But Faith was his name
Dm F Dm F Dm Am F
Faith came around with a smile on his face anyway
Dm Am F
Dm C F
He said, tell, tell me now
F C F Dm C F
Tell me the worry that knit up your brow
Dm Am F Dm Am F Am F Am F
Dm C F
She said slow down this train
Dm C F Dm Am C F
Slow down the iron that runs in my veins
Dm Am F
[Chorus]
Bb F
I can hear you tap tapping at my kitchen door
Bb F
I can hear the river run, and the river want more
Am Bb F
Don’t you know, I’m already sure
Bb F Gb F
I can hear you tap tappin at my kitchen door
Dm C F Dm Am F
[Verse]
Dm Am Db F
But No kept her name
Dm C F C Dm F
No got so quiet she put out her flame
Dm Am C F
Dm C F
But Faith stayed the same
Dm Am F Dm C F
Faith came around with that smile on his face the next day
Dm Am F
Dm C F
He said, follow me down
Dm C F Dm C F
Follow me down with your pick and your plow
Am F
[Chorus]
Bb F
I can hear you tap tappin at my kitchen door
Bb F
I can hear the river run and the river want more
Am Bb F Bb
Don’t you know, I am already sure
Bb F Bb
I can hear you standing quiet at my kitchen door
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