Biography:
Brandon Heath's music possesses a pop/rock sound with inspiring Christian based messages. His music is influenced by his hometown of Nashville, TN. Most of the music that inspires him today is made by Nashville musicians like Ryan Adams, Josh Rouse and Matt Wertz. Brandon Heath currently perfoms around America ministering through his music. He began playing guitar and writing songs at the young age of 13. At that age it was thoughtful songwriters like Sting, Shawn Colvin and David Wilcox who inspired him the most.
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Other songs:
- Dreamings For Sleeping
- Give Me Your Eyes
- Jesus In Disguise
- Love Never Fails
- The Night Before Christmas
- Your Love
- A Little Faith
- Behold Our God
- Bend Joseph
- Blue Mountain
- Dont Get Comfortable
- Dyin Day
- Faith Hope Love Repeat
- Fight Another Day
- Girl Of My Dreams
- Got The Love
- He Paid It All
- I Will Lay You Down
- Im Not Who I Was
- In The Dust
- It Is Well Oh My Soul
- Just A Girl
- Leaving Eden
- Lets Make It Last
- Listen Up
- London
- Love Does
- Might Just Save Your Life
- No Good To Be Alone
- No Not One
- No Turning Back
- One Way To Heaven
- Only Water
- Our God Reigns
- Paul Brown Petty
- Red Sky
- Sing Brave
- Sore Eyes
- Sos
- Steady Now
- Stolen
- Sunrise
- Swing Low Freedom
- The Future Is Bright
- The Harvester
- The Light In Me
- Trust You
- Wait And See
- When I Was Young
- When Im Alone
- Whole Heart
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Alright, so this song (on the CD) is in the key of F#, but don't let that get you down.
You can drop tune a 1/2 step and play it in G (easiest solution for beginners)
or capo 2nd fret (play in E), 4th fret (play in D) or 6th fret (play in C).
For those of you that decide capo is the route you wanna go,
I've put the numbers in parentheses. If you've never used the number system before,
1 is your root chord. For example, if you drop tune and play in G...
G is your 1 chord
C is your 4 chord
D is your 5 chord
Em is your 6- chord and
Am is your 2- chord
And the same numbers apply for whatever key you play in...
D#m (6-)
Look down from a broken sky
B (4)
Traced out by the city lights
F# (1)
My world from a mile high
C# (5)
Best seat in the house tonight
D#m (6-)
Touch down on the cold black top
B (4)
Hold on for the sudden stop
F# (1)
Breath in the familiar shock
C# (5)
Of confusion and chaos
D#m (6-) B (4)
All those people going somewhere
Abm (2-)
Why have I never cared?
CHORUS
D#m (6-)
Give me Your eyes for just one second
B (4)
Give me Your eyes so I can see
F# (1)
Everything that I keep missing
C# (5)
Give me Your love for humanity
D#m (6-)
Give me Your arms for the broken-hearted
B (4)
The ones that are far beyond my reach
F# (1)
Give me Your heart for the ones forgotten
C# (5)
Give me Your eyes so I can see
Yeah (4X)
Step out on a busy street
See a girl and our eyes meet
Does her best to smile at me
To hide what's underneath
There's a man just to her right
Black suit and a bright red tie
Too ashamed to tell his wife
He's out of work, he's buyin' time
All those people going somewhere
Why have I never cared?
CHORUS
B (4)
I've been here a million times
F# (1)
A couple of million eyes
B (4)
Just move to pass me by
F# (1) C# (5)
I swear I never thought that I was wrong
B (4)
Well, I want a second glance
F# (1)
So give me a second chance
B (4)
To see the way You've seen
F# (1) C# (5)
The people all along
CHORUS (2X)
You can drop tune a 1/2 step and play it in G (easiest solution for beginners)
or capo 2nd fret (play in E), 4th fret (play in D) or 6th fret (play in C).
For those of you that decide capo is the route you wanna go,
I've put the numbers in parentheses. If you've never used the number system before,
1 is your root chord. For example, if you drop tune and play in G...
G is your 1 chord
C is your 4 chord
D is your 5 chord
Em is your 6- chord and
Am is your 2- chord
And the same numbers apply for whatever key you play in...
D#m (6-)
Look down from a broken sky
B (4)
Traced out by the city lights
F# (1)
My world from a mile high
C# (5)
Best seat in the house tonight
D#m (6-)
Touch down on the cold black top
B (4)
Hold on for the sudden stop
F# (1)
Breath in the familiar shock
C# (5)
Of confusion and chaos
D#m (6-) B (4)
All those people going somewhere
Abm (2-)
Why have I never cared?
CHORUS
D#m (6-)
Give me Your eyes for just one second
B (4)
Give me Your eyes so I can see
F# (1)
Everything that I keep missing
C# (5)
Give me Your love for humanity
D#m (6-)
Give me Your arms for the broken-hearted
B (4)
The ones that are far beyond my reach
F# (1)
Give me Your heart for the ones forgotten
C# (5)
Give me Your eyes so I can see
Yeah (4X)
Step out on a busy street
See a girl and our eyes meet
Does her best to smile at me
To hide what's underneath
There's a man just to her right
Black suit and a bright red tie
Too ashamed to tell his wife
He's out of work, he's buyin' time
All those people going somewhere
Why have I never cared?
CHORUS
B (4)
I've been here a million times
F# (1)
A couple of million eyes
B (4)
Just move to pass me by
F# (1) C# (5)
I swear I never thought that I was wrong
B (4)
Well, I want a second glance
F# (1)
So give me a second chance
B (4)
To see the way You've seen
F# (1) C# (5)
The people all along
CHORUS (2X)
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