Biography:
Amy Ray (born Amy Elizabeth Ray on April 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter and member of the contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls. She pursues a solo career and has released six albums under her own name, and founded a record company, Daemon Records.
In 2001, she released her first solo album, Stag. That year, she toured solo with the Butchies as her band. Then in 2005, her second solo project, Prom was released. In December of 2006, Amy released Live From Knoxville, a live recording from a show at Blue Cats in October of 2005.
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Other songs:
- Bus Bus
- Carry Me Away
- Cold Shoulder
- Covered For You
- Crying In The Wilderness
- From Haiti
- Give In
- I Didnt
- Jesus Was A Walking Man
- Laramie
- Late Bloom
- Let It Ring
- Lung Of Love
- Me And My Baby
- More Pills Acoustic
- Pennies On The Track
- Put It Out For Good
- Rodeo
- Rural Faggot
- Shes Got To Be
- Two Trees
- When You Come For Me
- When Youre Gone Youre Gone
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!
[Verse 1]
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that rubble
Em G D
Yes we go waking in that heat
Em G D
And we’re holding all the roses as we travel
Em G D
And we’re holding all the thorns as we reach
Em G D
Em G D
[Verse 2]
Em G D
Kids, I know kids I can see you falter
Em G D
You need to find out your own altars
Em G D
Cause it wasn’t good enough to hold your hand
Em G D
And it wasn’t good enough to make a stand
[Verse 3]
Em G D
What doesn’t kill us will make us stronger
Em G D
What doesn’t break us will make us last a little longer
Em G D
If it doesn’t set us free in the end
Em G D
Well it serves the ones who follow us my friend
[Bridge]
F#m C#m
So they have the riot rail
F#m A
So they have the barricade
F#m C#m
So they have the history
B A
That they love to make
F#m C#m
I want you to write this down
F#m A
I want you to carry it around
F#m C#m
Blessed are the ones you know
B A
Who walk this heavy road
Em G D
[Verse 4]
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that rubble
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that sun
Em G D
And our feet get tough enough to hold the travel
Em G D
And our hands get tough enough to hold the thorns
[Verse 5]
Em G D
What doesn’t kill us will make us stronger
Em G D
What doesn’t break us will make us last a little longer
Em G D
If it doesn’t set us free in the end
Em G D
Well it serves the ones who follow us my friend
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that rubble
Em G D
Yes we go waking in that heat
Em G D
And we’re holding all the roses as we travel
Em G D
And we’re holding all the thorns as we reach
Em G D
Em G D
[Verse 2]
Em G D
Kids, I know kids I can see you falter
Em G D
You need to find out your own altars
Em G D
Cause it wasn’t good enough to hold your hand
Em G D
And it wasn’t good enough to make a stand
[Verse 3]
Em G D
What doesn’t kill us will make us stronger
Em G D
What doesn’t break us will make us last a little longer
Em G D
If it doesn’t set us free in the end
Em G D
Well it serves the ones who follow us my friend
[Bridge]
F#m C#m
So they have the riot rail
F#m A
So they have the barricade
F#m C#m
So they have the history
B A
That they love to make
F#m C#m
I want you to write this down
F#m A
I want you to carry it around
F#m C#m
Blessed are the ones you know
B A
Who walk this heavy road
Em G D
[Verse 4]
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that rubble
Em G D
Yes we go walking in that sun
Em G D
And our feet get tough enough to hold the travel
Em G D
And our hands get tough enough to hold the thorns
[Verse 5]
Em G D
What doesn’t kill us will make us stronger
Em G D
What doesn’t break us will make us last a little longer
Em G D
If it doesn’t set us free in the end
Em G D
Well it serves the ones who follow us my friend
Amy Stokes
Amy Studt
Amy Wadge
Amylea
Amylie