Biography:
Adam Mitchel Lambert (born January 29, 1982) is an actor and singer-songwriter from San Diego, California, United States. He is known for his full-control three-octave (B2-B5) vocal range, expert vibrato and dynamic, piercing and robust belting and falsetto which allows him to stretch up to the fifth octave. In May 2009, he finished as the runner-up on the eighth season of American Idol, with 'The Times' and other publishers identifying Lambert as the first openly gay pop/rock artist to launch a career on a major label in the U.S.
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Other songs:
- Ghost Town
- Whataya Want From Me
- Aftermath
- Naked Love
- Never Close Our Eyes
- Outlaws Of Love
- Time For Miracles
- Another
- Another Lonely Night
- Better Than I Know Myself
- Broken English
- Broken Open
- Cant Let You Go
- Chokehold
- Cuckoo
- Down The Rabbit Hole
- Evil In The Night
- Feel Something
- Fever
- Fields
- For Your Entertainment
- I Just Love You
- If I Cant Have You
- If I Had You
- Light Falls Away
- Love Wins Over Glamour
- Lucy
- Mad World
- Map
- Master Plan
- More Than
- Music Again
- Nirvana
- No Boundaries
- Pick U Up
- Rumors
- Runnin
- Shady
- Shame
- Sleepwalker
- Soaked
- Take Back
- The Original High
- There I Said It
- Things I Didnt Say
- Think
- Trespassing
- Two Fux
- Underground
- Underneath
- Voodoo
- Want
- Welcome To The Show
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Hey ... okay, I did this tab, but it occurs to me that I have a little prob ;-).
If you look at the intro you can see two C-chords. The first is the "normal" one
and the other one is like B on the 3rd fret. On my guitar the both chords sound
different and that's the reason why I'm using them. If you can't hear a difference
on your guitar then use Am instead of C(III). And I'm not sure about the chorus-
chords, so if you know them better please correct me ...
Intro
Em-C-C(III)-B7
Verse 1
Em
So they paved the world to providence
C
And lined up the memories
C(III) B7
In reference to what is dead and gone
Em
Then the band and the symphony
C
In sweet sounding harmony
C(III) B7
Lay down their guns in disgust
C C(III) B7
For they knew their armies had lost
Chorus
C F
So haven't we seen enough
B7
On the cover of
C F
Haven't we had our fun
B7 C(III)
Watching on the TV screens
B7
Oh yeah
Verse 2
Em
So we harbour our hopes and fears
C
In houses and evergreens
C(III) B7
Cast adrift what we don't need
Em
Then the rhythm of tambourine
C
And drama of marching scene
C(III) B7
Lay down their violence in trust
C C(III) B7
For they knew how much to cost
Chorus
Em
For when all is said and done
C
And our aims run
C(III) B7
Then we'll come
If you look at the intro you can see two C-chords. The first is the "normal" one
and the other one is like B on the 3rd fret. On my guitar the both chords sound
different and that's the reason why I'm using them. If you can't hear a difference
on your guitar then use Am instead of C(III). And I'm not sure about the chorus-
chords, so if you know them better please correct me ...
Intro
Em-C-C(III)-B7
Verse 1
Em
So they paved the world to providence
C
And lined up the memories
C(III) B7
In reference to what is dead and gone
Em
Then the band and the symphony
C
In sweet sounding harmony
C(III) B7
Lay down their guns in disgust
C C(III) B7
For they knew their armies had lost
Chorus
C F
So haven't we seen enough
B7
On the cover of
C F
Haven't we had our fun
B7 C(III)
Watching on the TV screens
B7
Oh yeah
Verse 2
Em
So we harbour our hopes and fears
C
In houses and evergreens
C(III) B7
Cast adrift what we don't need
Em
Then the rhythm of tambourine
C
And drama of marching scene
C(III) B7
Lay down their violence in trust
C C(III) B7
For they knew how much to cost
Chorus
Em
For when all is said and done
C
And our aims run
C(III) B7
Then we'll come
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