Biography:
Emmy the Great is the stage name of London-based singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss (born in 1984 in Hong Kong). Her albums include First Love (2009), Virtue (2011) and Second Love (2016).
Moss was born in Hong Kong to an English father and a Chinese mother and was into music from a young age. She emigrated with her family to London at the age of 12.
Moss started performing in 2005 and her first release was the Secret Circus EP the following year.
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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!
i dont do many of these so im open to corrections i hope you enjoy playing this lovely song.
chords used
C G F Am
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0 3 1 0
1 3 1 1
2 0 2 2
0 0 3 2
3 2 3 0
x 3 1 x
Intro C
C
On the museum island,
G
At the end of the day,
C
we had travelled for miles,
G
We had come to escape
F
All the space on the page
C Am
That the newspapers gave
G F C
Up to pictures and pictures of us.
C
As we followed the coffin
G
Of your famous father.
C
Adjusting our skirts
G
As we turned at the altar.
F
And within every word
C Am
That they'd written, was spelt out
G F C
You'd taken your last ever bus.
C
So skimming the surface
G
Of all your new money,
C
we skimmed the surface
G
Of the air as we flew.
F
we were out of the rain,
C Am
we were thinking that maybe
G F C
Berlin was the place to renew.
F
well you know what they say
C
About terrible hate -
Am
It will breed something good
C
When it's through.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place
G F
And the Brandenburg Gate,
C
It was you.
hold C for interlude
C
You have hardened completely
G
By the end of this story,
C
You have learned to look clear
G
Through the flash of a bulb,
C
When you hear your own name
G
From the back of a crowd,
C
You just straighten your gaze,
G
No you don't turn around.
F
Oh but there was a time
C
At the end of the day,
Am
We were both stood in line
C
At the museum display,
F
And you outshone the light
C
Under which you were bathed,
Am
You could outshine the sky
C
With the look that you gave,
F
Oh so don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
hold C for interlude
F
So don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
chords used
C G F Am
----------------
0 3 1 0
1 3 1 1
2 0 2 2
0 0 3 2
3 2 3 0
x 3 1 x
Intro C
C
On the museum island,
G
At the end of the day,
C
we had travelled for miles,
G
We had come to escape
F
All the space on the page
C Am
That the newspapers gave
G F C
Up to pictures and pictures of us.
C
As we followed the coffin
G
Of your famous father.
C
Adjusting our skirts
G
As we turned at the altar.
F
And within every word
C Am
That they'd written, was spelt out
G F C
You'd taken your last ever bus.
C
So skimming the surface
G
Of all your new money,
C
we skimmed the surface
G
Of the air as we flew.
F
we were out of the rain,
C Am
we were thinking that maybe
G F C
Berlin was the place to renew.
F
well you know what they say
C
About terrible hate -
Am
It will breed something good
C
When it's through.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place
G F
And the Brandenburg Gate,
C
It was you.
hold C for interlude
C
You have hardened completely
G
By the end of this story,
C
You have learned to look clear
G
Through the flash of a bulb,
C
When you hear your own name
G
From the back of a crowd,
C
You just straighten your gaze,
G
No you don't turn around.
F
Oh but there was a time
C
At the end of the day,
Am
We were both stood in line
C
At the museum display,
F
And you outshone the light
C
Under which you were bathed,
Am
You could outshine the sky
C
With the look that you gave,
F
Oh so don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
hold C for interlude
F
So don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
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