Biography:
Tomas Kalnoky (born December 24, 1980) is a Czech-born American musician. He is the lead singer/guitarist and songwriter of the bands Streetlight Manifesto and Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution,[1] and goes by the pseudonym Toh Kay as a solo performer.[2] He is the former lead singer/guitarist for 3rd-wave ska band Catch 22, but left the band after making only one album (their debut, Keasbey Nights) to attend Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia, for visual art.
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Other songs:
- If Only For Memories
- Oh Me, Oh My
- They Broke Him Down
- Your Day Will Come
- A Better Place A Better Time
- A Moment Of Silence
- Dear Sergio
- Down Down Down To Mephistos Cafe
- Forty Days
- Heres To Life
- Hooray For Me
- Hooray For Me Bad Religion Cover
- I Went In
- Oh Me Oh My
- Shantantitty Town
- Sick And Sad
- Somewhere In The Between
- The Big Sleep
- The Hands That Thieve
- The Littlest Things
- The Man With The Skeleton Arms
- The Receiving End Of It All
- The Three Of Us
- Toe To Toe
- Tornado Joe
- Ungrateful
- Watch It Crash
- We Will Fall Together
- With Any Sort Of Certainty
- Would You Be Impressed
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Intro:
Bb Dm Bb Dm
Bb Dm Bb Dm
A Bb Dm A Bb Dm
G Bb
Dm Bb F
a young lady leaves her mother
F C
With no one to love her
Bb F Dm
To protect her from the world
Bb F
And I have seen the monsters
C
That will haunt her
Bb F
That'll tear her all apart
Dm C F
And at her gravestone
Bb Dm
We can remember
C
Just where we were
F Bb
When we knew she would go
Dm C F Bb
And I still remember the day that we left her
Dm C Bb
And thats when she said that she knows
Bbm
How it goes
And we sang
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Dm
Its all the same
Dm Bb F
Young man becomes a soldier
C
And he isnt much older
Bb F Dm
Than a boy and thats a shame
Bb F
They will lead him into battle
C Bb F
And hand him a medal when he comes home rearranged
Dm
I have to say so
F
Of the man with the halo
Dm
He will obey
F Bb
He will fall into place
Dm C F Bb
Remember buy ribbons but never forgive them
Dm C Bb
Shoulder the bulk of the blame
Bbm
What a shame
And we sing
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Dm
Its all the same
Dm Bb F
If I only had a dollar
C
For every horror
Bb F
That befalls my fellow man
Dm Bb F
Id never work another hour
C
But Id grow sour
Bb F
From the guilt and bitterness
Dm C F
The luck of the draw will
Bb
Determine the fallen
Dm C F Bb
And everyone else will relax and move on
Dm C F
But what will you do when
Bb
They come looking for you friend?
Dm C Bb
I hope that youre brave, and youre strong
Bbm
Through it all
And we'll sing
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Outro:
Bb Dm Bb Dm
Bb Dm Bb Dm
A Bb Dm A Bb Dm
G Bb
Bb Dm Bb Dm
Bb Dm Bb Dm
A Bb Dm A Bb Dm
G Bb
Dm Bb F
a young lady leaves her mother
F C
With no one to love her
Bb F Dm
To protect her from the world
Bb F
And I have seen the monsters
C
That will haunt her
Bb F
That'll tear her all apart
Dm C F
And at her gravestone
Bb Dm
We can remember
C
Just where we were
F Bb
When we knew she would go
Dm C F Bb
And I still remember the day that we left her
Dm C Bb
And thats when she said that she knows
Bbm
How it goes
And we sang
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Dm
Its all the same
Dm Bb F
Young man becomes a soldier
C
And he isnt much older
Bb F Dm
Than a boy and thats a shame
Bb F
They will lead him into battle
C Bb F
And hand him a medal when he comes home rearranged
Dm
I have to say so
F
Of the man with the halo
Dm
He will obey
F Bb
He will fall into place
Dm C F Bb
Remember buy ribbons but never forgive them
Dm C Bb
Shoulder the bulk of the blame
Bbm
What a shame
And we sing
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Dm
Its all the same
Dm Bb F
If I only had a dollar
C
For every horror
Bb F
That befalls my fellow man
Dm Bb F
Id never work another hour
C
But Id grow sour
Bb F
From the guilt and bitterness
Dm C F
The luck of the draw will
Bb
Determine the fallen
Dm C F Bb
And everyone else will relax and move on
Dm C F
But what will you do when
Bb
They come looking for you friend?
Dm C Bb
I hope that youre brave, and youre strong
Bbm
Through it all
And we'll sing
Bb Dm
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
Your day will come
Bb Dm A
And no matter what they say
Bb Dm G
It wont matter if you pray or if you sin
G A Bb
Cause in the end
Outro:
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Bb Dm Bb Dm
A Bb Dm A Bb Dm
G Bb
Trevor Daniel
Tulisa
Turnpike Troubad (...)
Twenty Toes In T (...)
Tyler The Creato (...)
Vince Vance And (...)
Wale
WaterColor
Whitley
Why Don’t We