Biografía:
Greg Holden is a New York-based British singer-songwriter. He is best known for his hit charity single "The Lost Boy" and for co-writing "Home", the 2012 debut single for American Idol-winner Phillip Phillips.
Holden wrote his first song called "You Go Left, I’ll Go Right" when he was 18. He won the Lancashire Evening Post Battle of the Bands in 2005.
Greg first gained a large following by posting live videos of himself performing his songs on YouTube.
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Otras canciones:
- Bar On A
- Empty Hands
- The Lost Boy
- Are We Wasted
- As Far As I Can
- Bad Dream
- Boys In The Street
- Chase
- Chase The Sun
- Choking On The Concrete
- Coney Island
- Exactly Like You
- Following Footsteps
- Get Inside Out
- Give It Away
- Hell & Back
- Hold On Tight
- Home
- I Dont Believe You
- I Need An Energy
- Itll All Come Out
- Save Yourself
- Shes Got Something
- Side Of The Road
- Strings
- The Art Of Falling
- The Power Shift
- Too Young
¡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!
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So I just heard this song on Greg's latest post "I get by with a little help from my friends"
and I thought that a awesome song as this should be tabbed so here it is.
You'll notice that Greg's capo is on the 5th fret in the video below but
that's just because he's tuned a half step down on that live performance.
Since I'm not sure about all chords names I advise you to look
at the link above if you find anything weird. But if you've played Greg's songs before
hear that its pretty much his regular chords.
One more thing about the chords, after the C/G he almost every time releases
the D-string to open (to a Gsus4), I guess that you could figure out how so i did'nt
it out.
The Gadd11 chord looks like this:
E-x
B-1
G-0
D-0
A-2
E-3 (To play Gadd11/G# just play 4 here)
Song Title: Bad Dream (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx4PzFZqX2U)
Capo: 4th fret (Standard Tuning)
Intro: C/G (Gsus4) C/G (Gsus4)
C/G F C/G
I've been watching the people, saying their goodbyes
Am F C/G
I can see them trying to hold it together, as their family cries
C/G F C/G
Visual marks on the skyline, as the chaos enfolds
Am F C/G
Never know what to do with myself, but it usually shows
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F Am7 Gadd11 C/G
And I wanna know, if you'll pick up your phone when you have a bad dream
C/G F C/G
Seeing all of these faces, makes the world seem so small
Am F C/G
when I've got money we will see all these places, we will have it all
C/G F C/G
I will take you to Paris, and I will take you to Rome
Am F C/G
I will take you wherever you want just as soon as I get home
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F Am7 Gadd11
And I wanna know, if you'll pick up your phone when you have a bad dream
F Am7 Gadd11 x3 (as he repeats "If you have a bad dream")
C/G Gsus4
You can call me
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
F Am7 Gadd11 x3 (as he repeats "If you have a bad dream")
C/G Gsus4
You can call me
Ending: C/G (Gsus4)
So I just heard this song on Greg's latest post "I get by with a little help from my friends"
and I thought that a awesome song as this should be tabbed so here it is.
You'll notice that Greg's capo is on the 5th fret in the video below but
that's just because he's tuned a half step down on that live performance.
Since I'm not sure about all chords names I advise you to look
at the link above if you find anything weird. But if you've played Greg's songs before
hear that its pretty much his regular chords.
One more thing about the chords, after the C/G he almost every time releases
the D-string to open (to a Gsus4), I guess that you could figure out how so i did'nt
it out.
The Gadd11 chord looks like this:
E-x
B-1
G-0
D-0
A-2
E-3 (To play Gadd11/G# just play 4 here)
Song Title: Bad Dream (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx4PzFZqX2U)
Capo: 4th fret (Standard Tuning)
Intro: C/G (Gsus4) C/G (Gsus4)
C/G F C/G
I've been watching the people, saying their goodbyes
Am F C/G
I can see them trying to hold it together, as their family cries
C/G F C/G
Visual marks on the skyline, as the chaos enfolds
Am F C/G
Never know what to do with myself, but it usually shows
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F Am7 Gadd11 C/G
And I wanna know, if you'll pick up your phone when you have a bad dream
C/G F C/G
Seeing all of these faces, makes the world seem so small
Am F C/G
when I've got money we will see all these places, we will have it all
C/G F C/G
I will take you to Paris, and I will take you to Rome
Am F C/G
I will take you wherever you want just as soon as I get home
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F Am7 Gadd11
And I wanna know, if you'll pick up your phone when you have a bad dream
F Am7 Gadd11 x3 (as he repeats "If you have a bad dream")
C/G Gsus4
You can call me
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
Am F C/G Gsus4
So how will I fly without you, without you tonight?
Am F C/G Gadd11/G#
And how will you sleep, if I'm not by your side?
F Am7 Gadd11 x3 (as he repeats "If you have a bad dream")
C/G Gsus4
You can call me
Ending: C/G (Gsus4)
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