Biography:
Harper Blynn was an American rock band based in New York and composed of singer/songwriters Pete Harper (guitar and vocals) and J. Blynn (guitar and vocals) with Whynot Jansveld on bass and Sarab Singh on drums. The band performed their last show on 18 February 2014 at the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles, CA., where they announced they would be changing their name to Mosco Rosco.
"If pop hooks were Monopoly money, this foursome would be buying hotels on Park Place by now."
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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!
25 Years Chords
No Capo
Intro: F Fsus4 F C x2
F
If I went home tomorrow
C
I would be obliged to borrow
Bb
A thousand little things I do not need
F
My folks, they know me well
C
But surely they'd begin to tell
Bb
I love them but their words I do not heed
Gm Bb F C
I read the books then I burned their pages
Dm F C
Found the birds screaming in their cages
Bb Dm F
Where are the young voices of all ages?
Dm C Dm
I would die to hear them sing
Bb F
F
You don't have to go the lonely way
Gm
That directs your heart with sorrow
Dm Bb F
And leads your mind in disarray
F
Don't pretend that you don't know
Dm C Bb
25 years and nothing to show
F Fsus4 F C x2
F
People from my town
C
They stop to look me up and down
Bb
And say how marvelous it must be
F
They lament the lack of money
C
And cackle about some sweet, young honey
Bb
The one they're sure is chasing after me
Gm Bb F C
Then I see the change come into their faces
Dm F C
They say, "I wish I knew such splendid places"
Bb Dm F
But life's become a string of whiffs and traces
Dm C Dm
And in my head I hear them sing
Bb F
F
You don't have to go the lonely way
Gm
That directs your heart with sorrow
Dm Bb F
And leads your mind in disarray
F
Don't pretend that you don't know
Dm C Bb
25 years and nothing to show
F Fsus4 F C x2
Dm C Bb F x2
Dm Bb F C /
Dm C Bb F F C x6
Don't believe it's crumbling /
Dm C
Bb
You don't have to go the lonely way
F C Dm C
But you go there anyway
Bb C C C C
You don't have to go the lonely way, whoa
No Capo
Intro: F Fsus4 F C x2
F
If I went home tomorrow
C
I would be obliged to borrow
Bb
A thousand little things I do not need
F
My folks, they know me well
C
But surely they'd begin to tell
Bb
I love them but their words I do not heed
Gm Bb F C
I read the books then I burned their pages
Dm F C
Found the birds screaming in their cages
Bb Dm F
Where are the young voices of all ages?
Dm C Dm
I would die to hear them sing
Bb F
F
You don't have to go the lonely way
Gm
That directs your heart with sorrow
Dm Bb F
And leads your mind in disarray
F
Don't pretend that you don't know
Dm C Bb
25 years and nothing to show
F Fsus4 F C x2
F
People from my town
C
They stop to look me up and down
Bb
And say how marvelous it must be
F
They lament the lack of money
C
And cackle about some sweet, young honey
Bb
The one they're sure is chasing after me
Gm Bb F C
Then I see the change come into their faces
Dm F C
They say, "I wish I knew such splendid places"
Bb Dm F
But life's become a string of whiffs and traces
Dm C Dm
And in my head I hear them sing
Bb F
F
You don't have to go the lonely way
Gm
That directs your heart with sorrow
Dm Bb F
And leads your mind in disarray
F
Don't pretend that you don't know
Dm C Bb
25 years and nothing to show
F Fsus4 F C x2
Dm C Bb F x2
Dm Bb F C /
Dm C Bb F F C x6
Don't believe it's crumbling /
Dm C
Bb
You don't have to go the lonely way
F C Dm C
But you go there anyway
Bb C C C C
You don't have to go the lonely way, whoa
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