Biography:
Glen Phillips (born December 29, 1970) is a songwriter, lyricist, singer and guitarist. He is best known as the singer and songwriter of 1990s alternative rock group Toad the Wet Sprocket.
Phillips began Toad the Wet Sprocket in 1986. By 1988, they had signed with Columbia Records. After recording six albums and playing many major tours, they disbanded in 1998.
During his time in Toad the Wet Sprocket, Phillips was involved in a pop rock project called flapping, Flapping.
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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!
Straightforward, no capo, album version (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ7wXxepU20)
D: x00232
C#/D: 040232
G: 3x0033 or 320033
Intro: D C#/D G
D C#/D G
At the start of the conversation
D C#/D G
I didn't have too much to say
D C#/D G
I was needing some inspiration
A
And you just got in my way
D C#/D G
Took a shot at an easy target
D C#/D G
You were too stunned to say anything
F#m G
You were the unsuspecting martyr
Em D G
You were not the most dangerous game
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G D
And I want to be living free
Instrumental
(D C#/D G )x2
D C#/D G
Well, it could be that I was mistaken
D C#/D G
Maybe I deceived myself
D C#/D G
But it's hard to understand somebody
D C#/D G
Who doesn't want to understand himself
D C#/D G
There's an ocean of unlatched windows.
D C#/D G
And a world of unlocked homes
F#m G
The only reason anybody can still feel safe
Em D G
Is most people still knock on the door
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G
And I want to be living free
A Bm A G
I don't want to be a prisoner
Bm A G
Bound in these chains
Bm A G D
I don't want to be a prisoner
G
I want to be free again
Em Bm
Though we all return to dust
G
There's a lot of us
A
In a terrible rush
D C#/D G
Well, some take the road to Damascus
D C#/D G
Some take the road to hell
F#m G
I'll take highway one to the evergreens
D C#/D G
And everything will turn out well
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G
And I want to be living free
A Bm A G
I don't want to be a prisoner
Bm A G
Bound in these chains
Bm A G D
Slave to my fear
D C#/D G
I want to be free again
D C#/D G
I want to be free again
Outro: D C#/D G
D: x00232
C#/D: 040232
G: 3x0033 or 320033
Intro: D C#/D G
D C#/D G
At the start of the conversation
D C#/D G
I didn't have too much to say
D C#/D G
I was needing some inspiration
A
And you just got in my way
D C#/D G
Took a shot at an easy target
D C#/D G
You were too stunned to say anything
F#m G
You were the unsuspecting martyr
Em D G
You were not the most dangerous game
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G D
And I want to be living free
Instrumental
(D C#/D G )x2
D C#/D G
Well, it could be that I was mistaken
D C#/D G
Maybe I deceived myself
D C#/D G
But it's hard to understand somebody
D C#/D G
Who doesn't want to understand himself
D C#/D G
There's an ocean of unlatched windows.
D C#/D G
And a world of unlocked homes
F#m G
The only reason anybody can still feel safe
Em D G
Is most people still knock on the door
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G
And I want to be living free
A Bm A G
I don't want to be a prisoner
Bm A G
Bound in these chains
Bm A G D
I don't want to be a prisoner
G
I want to be free again
Em Bm
Though we all return to dust
G
There's a lot of us
A
In a terrible rush
D C#/D G
Well, some take the road to Damascus
D C#/D G
Some take the road to hell
F#m G
I'll take highway one to the evergreens
D C#/D G
And everything will turn out well
D C#/D Bm A
Bring my courage back now
G
Bring it back to me
D C#/D Bm A
Tired of being afraid of what I can't change
G
And I want to be living free
A Bm A G
I don't want to be a prisoner
Bm A G
Bound in these chains
Bm A G D
Slave to my fear
D C#/D G
I want to be free again
D C#/D G
I want to be free again
Outro: D C#/D G
Glenn Frey
Glenn Hughes
Glenn Kaiser
Glenn Lyse
Glenn Monroig
GLIM SPANKY
Gliss
Glisten
Glister
Glittertind