Biography:
How does a one time varsity soccer star, a student of political science and a descendant of Florence Nightingale get mixed up in the world of rock? And furthermore...where does a band get a name like Birds of Wales? Vancouver singer/songwriter and frontman of Birds of Wales, Morgan Cameron Ross, tells the story best...
"While living on campus at the University of Northern British Columbia in Prince George I spent most of my time either playing soccer or writing songs on acoustic guitar in my room," recalls Ross.
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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!
another band with no songs on UG..
their website is www.birdsofwales.com
the chords used are basically D, D/B, D/F#, and G. The real names are longer, but
i'll just use those above the text, because they're easier to read..
tuning: eBGDAE (standard)
capo: 5th
D D/B D/F# G
e|-2----0----0----3-|
B|-3----3----3----3-|
G|-2----2----2----0-|
D|-0----0----0----0-|
A|------2---------2-|
E|-----------2----3-|
the little riff that gets played throughout the song is the 4 main chords, with
the high note alternating between e and F# on the highest string:
e|-----0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2--3-|
B|-------------------------------------------------------3-|
G|---2--------2------------------------------------------0-|
D|-0--------0----------0--------0--------0--------0------0-|
A|-------------------2--------2--------------------------2-|
E|-------------------------------------2--------2--------3-|
[riff]
D
Well you read the books your father gave you,
D/B
Ate the food your mother made you,
D/F# G
And left us all behind.
D
Now growing up is always tough,
D/B
Cause no one seems to know enough,
D/F# G
Like whether or not you are fine.
Once upon a time they told you,
Everything in life will hold you
Up to the burning flame.
The arguments of lonely men,
With topics like estrogen,
Never far behind.
[riff]
D
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
D/B
Oxygen for my health,
D/F#
Topic of grandeur,
G
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
[riff]
Well you gave it up to please yourself,
Morals left right at the door,
Saw it as a means to an end.
Relying on the bathroom floor,
A picture frame, a fight for more,
It’s not easy to break free.
[riff x2]
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
then the riff is played over "Lonely lonesome lullaby" 4 times
enjoy
their website is www.birdsofwales.com
the chords used are basically D, D/B, D/F#, and G. The real names are longer, but
i'll just use those above the text, because they're easier to read..
tuning: eBGDAE (standard)
capo: 5th
D D/B D/F# G
e|-2----0----0----3-|
B|-3----3----3----3-|
G|-2----2----2----0-|
D|-0----0----0----0-|
A|------2---------2-|
E|-----------2----3-|
the little riff that gets played throughout the song is the 4 main chords, with
the high note alternating between e and F# on the highest string:
e|-----0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2------0-2--3-|
B|-------------------------------------------------------3-|
G|---2--------2------------------------------------------0-|
D|-0--------0----------0--------0--------0--------0------0-|
A|-------------------2--------2--------------------------2-|
E|-------------------------------------2--------2--------3-|
[riff]
D
Well you read the books your father gave you,
D/B
Ate the food your mother made you,
D/F# G
And left us all behind.
D
Now growing up is always tough,
D/B
Cause no one seems to know enough,
D/F# G
Like whether or not you are fine.
Once upon a time they told you,
Everything in life will hold you
Up to the burning flame.
The arguments of lonely men,
With topics like estrogen,
Never far behind.
[riff]
D
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
D/B
Oxygen for my health,
D/F#
Topic of grandeur,
G
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
[riff]
Well you gave it up to please yourself,
Morals left right at the door,
Saw it as a means to an end.
Relying on the bathroom floor,
A picture frame, a fight for more,
It’s not easy to break free.
[riff x2]
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
I’m going to breathe in for myself,
Oxygen for my health,
Topic of grandeur,
And a lonely lonesome lullaby.
then the riff is played over "Lonely lonesome lullaby" 4 times
enjoy
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