Biography:
Eddplant is a Folk Rock singer-songwriter who grew up in Birmingham and now lives in London.
Ed started playing guitar in secondary school, aged 11, inspired by rock giants Oasis and pop prince Robbie Williams. Soon he was writing original material, which he performed as part of a band with two friends. In 2005, Ed moved to Darlington where he was immersed in the North East folk scene. This developed his playing and lyrical style, as his influences grew to include various folk and folk rock artists.
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This is one of my favourite songs by Eddplant. I couldn't find the chords for this song,
I thought I'd figure them out by myself. And Cadd9 is optional. It just sounds good, anyway
Capo 4th! If you haven't got a capo, traspose the chords, like this:
G = A
D = E
Em = F#m
C = D
Intro: G, D, Em, D, C
G
Do you remember
D
That cold november night
Em D, C
I held you close
G
Evenings in revelry grow old,
D
but your words forever soothe me
Em D
Is it you that’s making this hard?
C
I can’t imagine moving on
G D
Star light, star bright
Em D
The first star you see tonight
C
may not be a star
G
And wishing never gets you that far
*Intro Twice*
(=G, D, Em, D, C, G, D, Em, D, C)
G
It’s not a matter of
D
“who loves who”,
I think we’re both agreed
Em D, C
that love’s not on the cards
G
We’re talking chemistry
D
and open-ended conversations
Em D
I never promised myself to you
Em
But I wish you would
D, C, Cadd9, Em, D, C, Cadd9
*CHORUS*
*Instrumental chorus with same chords, Cadd9 in the end*
(= G, D, Em, D, C, G, D, Em, D, C, Cadd9)
G D
Star light, star bright
Em D
The first star you see tonight
C
may not be a star G
And wishing never gets you that far
D Em
But if it could, you know I would
C
wish for you
D G
And wish that you’d wish for me too
I thought I'd figure them out by myself. And Cadd9 is optional. It just sounds good, anyway
Capo 4th! If you haven't got a capo, traspose the chords, like this:
G = A
D = E
Em = F#m
C = D
Intro: G, D, Em, D, C
G
Do you remember
D
That cold november night
Em D, C
I held you close
G
Evenings in revelry grow old,
D
but your words forever soothe me
Em D
Is it you that’s making this hard?
C
I can’t imagine moving on
G D
Star light, star bright
Em D
The first star you see tonight
C
may not be a star
G
And wishing never gets you that far
*Intro Twice*
(=G, D, Em, D, C, G, D, Em, D, C)
G
It’s not a matter of
D
“who loves who”,
I think we’re both agreed
Em D, C
that love’s not on the cards
G
We’re talking chemistry
D
and open-ended conversations
Em D
I never promised myself to you
Em
But I wish you would
D, C, Cadd9, Em, D, C, Cadd9
*CHORUS*
*Instrumental chorus with same chords, Cadd9 in the end*
(= G, D, Em, D, C, G, D, Em, D, C, Cadd9)
G D
Star light, star bright
Em D
The first star you see tonight
C
may not be a star G
And wishing never gets you that far
D Em
But if it could, you know I would
C
wish for you
D G
And wish that you’d wish for me too
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