Biography:
Breabach are a folk band from Scotland formed in 2005 who stormed onto the folk roots scene with their nomination as 'Best Folk Band' at the 2007 Scots Trad Music Awards, an achievement which they were able to repeat a year later.
The band has released four albums to date: The Big Spree in 2008, The Desperate Battle of the Birds in 2010, Bann in 2012 and Ùrlar in 2013. They have appeared several times at the world famous Celtic Connections in Glasgow and have also toured extensively around the UK and most of Europe.
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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!
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CAPO 5
C Am G
Peterborough County is a village in a valley
C G C
May have a farm at the top of the hill
F C Am G
You can have your city streets, your backyards and your alleys
C G C
Me I have these green fields, and I always will
G C F C
Im married out of high school, to a girl I knew forever
G C F G Am
We settled in together, and three children came
G C F C
The life that we'd been living was forgive and be forgiven
G C F G Am
But whenever I saw sunshine, she could only see grey
F C Am G
Left me standing in the cornfields, the dry land all around me
F C G
And I felt myself sinking, like the setting sun
F C F G Am
The sky was like an ocean, pouring down around me
F C G C
I used to be so proud, now its all undone
G C F C
So I kept on working my land, I held on with both hands
G C F G Am
And I watched the seasons turning, in the sky above
G C F C
I worked beside my father, we bent our backs together
G C F G Am
And I wonder could I ever find someone to love
G C F C
When I was good and ready, when I stood up strong and steady
G C F G Am
Love came with a letters in the morning mail
G C F C
And I knew that I had found her, when I put my arms around her
G C F G Am
When I see her in the morning, how that sun rises
F C Am G
Leaves me standing in the cornfields, the dry land all around me
F G
And I feel myself rising, like the morning sun
C F G Am
And the sky is like an ocean, white blue rolling
C G C
And I know that in my own heart, shes the only one
CAPO 5
C Am G
Peterborough County is a village in a valley
C G C
May have a farm at the top of the hill
F C Am G
You can have your city streets, your backyards and your alleys
C G C
Me I have these green fields, and I always will
G C F C
Im married out of high school, to a girl I knew forever
G C F G Am
We settled in together, and three children came
G C F C
The life that we'd been living was forgive and be forgiven
G C F G Am
But whenever I saw sunshine, she could only see grey
F C Am G
Left me standing in the cornfields, the dry land all around me
F C G
And I felt myself sinking, like the setting sun
F C F G Am
The sky was like an ocean, pouring down around me
F C G C
I used to be so proud, now its all undone
G C F C
So I kept on working my land, I held on with both hands
G C F G Am
And I watched the seasons turning, in the sky above
G C F C
I worked beside my father, we bent our backs together
G C F G Am
And I wonder could I ever find someone to love
G C F C
When I was good and ready, when I stood up strong and steady
G C F G Am
Love came with a letters in the morning mail
G C F C
And I knew that I had found her, when I put my arms around her
G C F G Am
When I see her in the morning, how that sun rises
F C Am G
Leaves me standing in the cornfields, the dry land all around me
F G
And I feel myself rising, like the morning sun
C F G Am
And the sky is like an ocean, white blue rolling
C G C
And I know that in my own heart, shes the only one
Break Even
Breakaway
Breakfast
Breaking Days
Breaking Grass