Biografía:
Grand Drive was a country-rock group led by Australian brothers Danny George Wilson (lead vocals/guitar) and Julian Wilson (keyboards). Danny George Wilson now fronts the band Danny and the Champions of the World, with members of Goldrush among others
Brothers Danny and Julian Wilson were originally from Australia, but grew up in the southwest London suburb of Sutton in the '70s. In school, they met bassist Ed Balch and formed their first group, Soul Green, with several temporary drummers.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Capo 5, chords relative to capo
Intro: C Cmaj9 Am F C
Cmaj9 is played - x20010
Verse
C Cmaj9 Am
She had hundreds of stickers on her walls
F C
Made to look like stars
C Cmaj9 Am
She’d sit and she’d wish upon ‘em all
F C
to the sound of passing cars
Prechorus
F C
And every single day that passed
G Am
Without a wish come in
F G C
She'd peel another star from off the wall
F C
With every wish that came and went
G Am
Her sky just grew more dim
F G C
Until she sat in darkness all alone
Chorus
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
She had hundreds of miles behind her now
F C
The sun just coming in
C Cmaj9 Am
She was keeping a promise to herself
F C
In search of the real thing
F C
When she saw the stars that night
G Am
She couldn't believe her eyes
F G C
She felt like someone new
F C
She never thought they’d shine so bright
G Am
And then she realized
F G C
That every wish she’d made had just come true
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
(break over verse chords)
F C
When she saw the stars that night
G Am
She couldn't believe her eyes
F G C
She felt like someone new
F C
She never thought they’d shine so bright
G Am
And then she realized
F G C
That every wish she’d made had just come true
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
(fade out over verse chords)
Intro: C Cmaj9 Am F C
Cmaj9 is played - x20010
Verse
C Cmaj9 Am
She had hundreds of stickers on her walls
F C
Made to look like stars
C Cmaj9 Am
She’d sit and she’d wish upon ‘em all
F C
to the sound of passing cars
Prechorus
F C
And every single day that passed
G Am
Without a wish come in
F G C
She'd peel another star from off the wall
F C
With every wish that came and went
G Am
Her sky just grew more dim
F G C
Until she sat in darkness all alone
Chorus
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
She had hundreds of miles behind her now
F C
The sun just coming in
C Cmaj9 Am
She was keeping a promise to herself
F C
In search of the real thing
F C
When she saw the stars that night
G Am
She couldn't believe her eyes
F G C
She felt like someone new
F C
She never thought they’d shine so bright
G Am
And then she realized
F G C
That every wish she’d made had just come true
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
(break over verse chords)
F C
When she saw the stars that night
G Am
She couldn't believe her eyes
F G C
She felt like someone new
F C
She never thought they’d shine so bright
G Am
And then she realized
F G C
That every wish she’d made had just come true
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
Am G
Fire fly
F C
Carry a light within
Am G F
Open your eyes and see the morning in
C Cmaj9 Am
See the morning in
F C
See the morning in
(fade out over verse chords)
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Grandpa Jones
Grandprize
Granger Smith