Biography:
Tori Amos (born Myra Ellen Amos on 22 August 1963 in Newton, North Carolina, United States) is an American pianist and singer-songwriter.
Having already begun composing instrumental pieces on piano, Amos won a full scholarship to the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University, the youngest person ever to have been admitted, at age five. She was expelled at age eleven for, in her own words, insisting on playing by ear and because of her interest in popular rock music.
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Other songs:
- 1000 Oceans
- A Sorta Fairytale
- Amber Waves
- Bachelorette
- Cornflake Girl
- Crazy
- Crucify
- Devils And Gods
- Hey Jupiter
- Home On The Range - Cherokee
- Leather
- Mr. Zebra
- Playboy Mommy
- Precious Things
- Putting The Damage On
- Silent All These Years
- Spark
- A Case Of You
- A Silent Night With You
- Another Girls Paradise
- Apollos Frock
- Baker Baker
- Bang
- Beauty Queen
- Bells For Her
- Big Wheel
- Bliss
- Blood Roses
- Bouncing Off Clouds
- Carbon
- Carry
- Cars And Guitars
- Caught A Lite Sneeze
- China
- Climb
- Cloud Riders
- Cooling
- Cruel
- Doughnut Song
- Fire Eaters Wife Beauty Queen
- Fire On The Side
- Flavor
- Flying Dutchman
- Forest Of Glass
- Frog On My Toe
- Girl
- God
- Gold Dust
- Happy Phantom
- Horses
- I Cant See New York
- Icicle
- Invisible Boy
- Jackies Strength
- Jamaica Inn
- Jobs Coffin
- Josephine
- Liquid Diamonds
- Little Earthquakes
- Lovesong
- Lust
- Marianne
- Marys Of The Sea
- Mother
- Mother Revolution
- Mr Zebra
- Mrs Jesus
- Northern Lad
- Not The Red Baron
- Pancake
- Parasol
- Past The Mission
- Pretty Good Year
- Purple People
- Shes Your Cocaine
- Siren
- Sleep With Butterflies
- Sleeps With Butterflies
- Smells Like Teen Spirit
- Somewhere Over The Rainbow
- Space Dog
- Spring Haze
- Star Of Wonder
- Strange
- Strange Little Girl
- Sugar
- Sweet Dreams
- Taxi Ride
- Tear In Your Hand
- Teenage Hustling
- The Beekeeper
- The Power Of Orange Knickers
- The Waitress
- The Wrong Band
- Thoughts
- Toast
- Tombigbee
- Troubles Lament
- Twinkle
- Up The Creek
- Upside Down
- Virginia
- Way Down
- Wednesday
- Welcome To England
- What Child Nowell
- Winter
- Yes Anastasia
- Your Cloud
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[Intro]
Gm F Eb F
Repeat 4 times)
[Verse 1]
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
From in the shadow she calls
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the shadow she finds a way, finds a way
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the shadow she crawls
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Clutching her faded photograph
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
My image under her thumb
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Yes, with a message for my heart
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb
Yes, with a message for my heart
[Chorus]
F Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm F Eb F Gm F
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Verse 2]
Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Hey, and in the doorway they stay
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And laugh as violins fill with water
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb
Screams from the bluebells can't make them go away
F Eb Gm
Well I'm not seventeen, but I've cuts on my knees
Eb Gm
Falling down as the winter takes one more cherry tree
[Chorus]
Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Bridge]
(1st vocal: Tori repeats "Everybody else's girl, maybe one day she'll be her own" 4 times]
C5
Everyone else's girl
Bb5 F/A
Maybe one day she'll be her own
C5 Eb5 F5
Rushin' rivers thread so thin, limitation
Eb5 C/E C5
Dreams with the flying pigs turbid blue
F/A Eb5
And the drugstore's too safe
In their coats and in their do's
C/E C5 D5
Yeah, smother in our hearts, a pillow to my dots
Eb
Maybe baby yeah.
Bb Csus4 F/C
One day, one day she'll be her own
[Verse 3]
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the mist, there she rides
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And castles are burning in my heart
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And as I twist I hold tight
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb Gm Gm F Eb F
And I ride to work every morning wondering why
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
"Sit in the chair and be good now"
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Oh, and become all that they told you
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
The white coats enter her room and I'm calling my baby
Eb/G F/A Eb/Bb
Calling my baby, calling my baby, calling
[Chorus]
Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm F Eb F
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Outro]
Gm F Eb F
Repeat 2 times
Gm/D Gm/C Eb/Bb Eb/A Dm/F Dm/Eb Dm Dm/F Gm
Gm F Eb F
Repeat 4 times)
[Verse 1]
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
From in the shadow she calls
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the shadow she finds a way, finds a way
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the shadow she crawls
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Clutching her faded photograph
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
My image under her thumb
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Yes, with a message for my heart
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb
Yes, with a message for my heart
[Chorus]
F Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm F Eb F Gm F
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Verse 2]
Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Hey, and in the doorway they stay
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And laugh as violins fill with water
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb
Screams from the bluebells can't make them go away
F Eb Gm
Well I'm not seventeen, but I've cuts on my knees
Eb Gm
Falling down as the winter takes one more cherry tree
[Chorus]
Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Bridge]
(1st vocal: Tori repeats "Everybody else's girl, maybe one day she'll be her own" 4 times]
C5
Everyone else's girl
Bb5 F/A
Maybe one day she'll be her own
C5 Eb5 F5
Rushin' rivers thread so thin, limitation
Eb5 C/E C5
Dreams with the flying pigs turbid blue
F/A Eb5
And the drugstore's too safe
In their coats and in their do's
C/E C5 D5
Yeah, smother in our hearts, a pillow to my dots
Eb
Maybe baby yeah.
Bb Csus4 F/C
One day, one day she'll be her own
[Verse 3]
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And in the mist, there she rides
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And castles are burning in my heart
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
And as I twist I hold tight
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb Gm Gm F Eb F
And I ride to work every morning wondering why
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
"Sit in the chair and be good now"
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
Oh, and become all that they told you
Gm F Eb F Gm F Eb F
The white coats enter her room and I'm calling my baby
Eb/G F/A Eb/Bb
Calling my baby, calling my baby, calling
[Chorus]
Eb
She's been everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm/D
Maybe one day she'll be her own
Eb
Everybody else's girl
Gm F Eb F
Maybe one day she'll be her own
[Outro]
Gm F Eb F
Repeat 2 times
Gm/D Gm/C Eb/Bb Eb/A Dm/F Dm/Eb Dm Dm/F Gm
Tory Lanez
Toshihiko Horiya (...)
Toshio Masuda
Toshiro Masuda
Toshiyuki Omori
Towers Of London
Townend Stuart
Towneplace Suite (...)
Townes Van Zandt
Toy Dolls