Biography:
Meg Hutchinson (born 1978, South Egremont, Massachusetts) is an American folk-singer and songwriter known for her distinctive alto vocals, poetic lyrics, and sophisticated songwriting.
Performing Songwriter calls Hutchinson, "...A master of introspective ballads filled with understated yearning and an exquisite sense of metaphor." The twenty-six year old describes her style as "lyric-based, folk-pop, with a whole lot of small town idealism and one devastating break up thrown in for good measure.
Read more on Last.fm
Other songs:
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!
Meg Hutchinson - Ready
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: Am F Em Am F Em Am
F Em Am
Perhaps the years of grieving have left me
F Em
I think the summer is upon us
Am F
The cars roll into Cedar Grove
Under the bright June sun
Am F G
But I, I am not among them now
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
Am G
Maybe I'm ready
F G Am C G
Ah-ha, ah-ha, Ah-ha-ha
Am F Em Am
I run at night, down beside the river
F Em
The lanterns shine red from the graves
Am
No more lonely kitchen tables
F
No more sorrow, picking at my brain
Am F G
No, I belong to the day now
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
F E7 Am
Ah ha ha
BRIDGE:
G C
The trolley screams and lurches towards the city
G E7
And I stare at my own eyes in the glass and I smile to think
Am G C
How far I've come from the dull roar of loss
G E7
And everything seems quiet now
INSTRUMENTAL: Am G C G E7 Am F Em Am F G
N.C. Am
I can hear the ice cream truck one street over
F Em
June weeds lunge up past the railing
Am
All my socks have worn holes
F
From this long winter and this longer spring
Am F G
But I don't have to wear them anymore
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
Am G
Maybe I'm ready
F G C
For love, for love, for love
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: Am F Em Am F Em Am
F Em Am
Perhaps the years of grieving have left me
F Em
I think the summer is upon us
Am F
The cars roll into Cedar Grove
Under the bright June sun
Am F G
But I, I am not among them now
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
Am G
Maybe I'm ready
F G Am C G
Ah-ha, ah-ha, Ah-ha-ha
Am F Em Am
I run at night, down beside the river
F Em
The lanterns shine red from the graves
Am
No more lonely kitchen tables
F
No more sorrow, picking at my brain
Am F G
No, I belong to the day now
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
F E7 Am
Ah ha ha
BRIDGE:
G C
The trolley screams and lurches towards the city
G E7
And I stare at my own eyes in the glass and I smile to think
Am G C
How far I've come from the dull roar of loss
G E7
And everything seems quiet now
INSTRUMENTAL: Am G C G E7 Am F Em Am F G
N.C. Am
I can hear the ice cream truck one street over
F Em
June weeds lunge up past the railing
Am
All my socks have worn holes
F
From this long winter and this longer spring
Am F G
But I don't have to wear them anymore
CHORUS:
C
Maybe I'm ready
G E7
And maybe I'm ready
Am G
Maybe I'm ready
F G C
For love, for love, for love
Megan Mccauley
Megan Nicole
Megan Reel
Megasnoop
Meghan Smith
Mélanie L (...)
Melanie Martinez
Melanie Renaud
Melanie Safka
Melanie Safka An (...)