Biography:
Sarah Harmer (born on 12 November 1970 in Burlington, Ontario) is a Canadian folk singer.
Harmer gained her first exposure to the musician's lifestyle as a teenager, when her older sister Mary started taking her to concerts by the then-unknown The Tragically Hip. At the age of 17, she was invited to join a Toronto band, The Saddletramps. For three years, she juggled The Saddletramps with her studies in philosophy and women's studies at Queen's University.
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Other songs:
- Silver Road
- Almost
- Around This Corner
- Basement Apartment
- Basement Apt
- Came On Lion
- Capsized
- Captive
- Careless
- Coffee Stain
- Dandelions In Bullet Holes
- Dogs And Thunder
- Dont Get Your Back Up
- Escarpment Blues
- Everytime
- Go To Sleep
- Goin Out
- Greeting Card Aisle
- Hideout
- How Deep In The Valley
- I Am Aglow
- It Will Sail
- Late Bloomer
- Lodestar
- Oleander
- One Match
- Open Window
- The City
- The Hideout
- The Marble In Your Eye
- The Thief
- Uniform Grey
- Washington
- Weakened State
- You Were Here
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Standard tuning.
Best to capo these base chords to whatever key you can sing it in, since its a tricky song to sing.
Same chords for all verses.
Play verse chords for instrumental parts.
Verse 1:
G D
Oleander, Oleander Will you bloom again this spring?
C G D
I adored you, then I ignored you And now to me you're everything
G D
And those white blossoms that you gave freely, now just twinkles in your eye
C G C G
Oh beholder, Oleander, Grows on the inside.
Verse 2:
She will forgive me for I bring water, a sunny window to sit by
Oleander, I understand her, she's just waiting for the time,
To say it's alright,another season, has brought us another chance,
We're together, in this hot weather,to dance.
Chorus:
C G
Oleander, I think you'd better,
C D
I think you made it through another winter.
Verse 3
Well nothing's ended, it's all been mended, it's the way that it should be,
You're coming back, you're coming back, it was so lonely here just me,
this time no promises of what's to come, we'll just live it for the day,
Oleander, I see you stand there and I know you'll be okay.
Chorus:
Oleander,
I think you'd better,
I think you made it through another winter.(x2)
Best to capo these base chords to whatever key you can sing it in, since its a tricky song to sing.
Same chords for all verses.
Play verse chords for instrumental parts.
Verse 1:
G D
Oleander, Oleander Will you bloom again this spring?
C G D
I adored you, then I ignored you And now to me you're everything
G D
And those white blossoms that you gave freely, now just twinkles in your eye
C G C G
Oh beholder, Oleander, Grows on the inside.
Verse 2:
She will forgive me for I bring water, a sunny window to sit by
Oleander, I understand her, she's just waiting for the time,
To say it's alright,another season, has brought us another chance,
We're together, in this hot weather,to dance.
Chorus:
C G
Oleander, I think you'd better,
C D
I think you made it through another winter.
Verse 3
Well nothing's ended, it's all been mended, it's the way that it should be,
You're coming back, you're coming back, it was so lonely here just me,
this time no promises of what's to come, we'll just live it for the day,
Oleander, I see you stand there and I know you'll be okay.
Chorus:
Oleander,
I think you'd better,
I think you made it through another winter.(x2)
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