Biography:
Albin Lee Meldau is a 27 year old Swedish singer and songwriter from Masthugget in Gothenburg, recently released the EP 'Lovers' in his own name. He is also lead singer of The Magnolia who won best soul band on Scandinavian Soul Awards 2014.
Albin was born and raised in a musical family and is the son of Annika Irene Blennerhed which is known as one of the strongest female jazz voices, and it is the voice that also distinguish him from others. A voice that can easily induce goose bumps.
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[Intro]
Em G D C
Em D Em x2
[Verse]
Em G
Way, way down the line
D C
When we're both grey and old
Em D Em
I beg of you, open up my letters
Em G
Tell me stories 'bout drinking wine
D
How he took you out for dinner
C
How you danced all night
Em D
Tell me that you found someone better
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
[Verse]
Em G
Way, way down the line
D C
When we're both sixty-four
Em D Em
I beg of you, open up my letters
Em G
Well, I won't be telling stories 'bout drinking wine
D C
Where I'm born I'm bound to die
Em D Em
Carefully choosing every letter
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
[Verse]
Em G
Wait, wait, wait in line she said
D C
Until that cold coyote comes
Em
I beg of you
D Em
Open up my letters
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
Em
Em G D C
Em D Em x2
[Verse]
Em G
Way, way down the line
D C
When we're both grey and old
Em D Em
I beg of you, open up my letters
Em G
Tell me stories 'bout drinking wine
D
How he took you out for dinner
C
How you danced all night
Em D
Tell me that you found someone better
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
[Verse]
Em G
Way, way down the line
D C
When we're both sixty-four
Em D Em
I beg of you, open up my letters
Em G
Well, I won't be telling stories 'bout drinking wine
D C
Where I'm born I'm bound to die
Em D Em
Carefully choosing every letter
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
[Verse]
Em G
Wait, wait, wait in line she said
D C
Until that cold coyote comes
Em
I beg of you
D Em
Open up my letters
[Chorus]
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
C Em
As I want you to try
C Em
As I want you to fly
C
I ain't saying you should be
Em
alone for the rest of your life but
D
You rip his heart out
Em
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Alcoa
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