Biografía:
Jerry is a prolific songwriter and excellent guitarist. He's got a very recognizable gravelly voice, and sings with it amazingly well. He plays in bands and solo. His style started as reggae-tinged rock, evolved into straight-ahead rock. His acoustic side is folk. Lyrics very well-written and introspective.
Short history:
mid-80s to 1993: Leader of band Little Women
Several short-lived bands
1995-on: Leader of The Jackmormons
2001-on: Leader of Stockholm Syndrome
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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!
Altar In Your Box
Lyrics: Taken from the everything was beautiful liner notes
Music: Scott Holcomb ([email protected])
Am G F
Here along the roadside
Am G F
I brought nails and wood and paint
Am G F
I've had a little trouble
Am G F
Deciding on a saint
Am G F
A cross from Ensanada
Am G F
In the dark it's supposed to glow
Am G F
Some beads I bought in Garberville
Am G F
Another life ago
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
I build your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
Am G F
It's not
Am G F
Though red would probably suit you
Am G F
I think I'll just paint it white
Am G F
It's the color of the virgin
Am G F
She's my beacon in the night
Am G F
A statue of St. Francis
Am G F
He holds a little lamb
Am G F
And answers to a question
Am G F
So much bigger than I am
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
It's your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The women throw Hail Mary's
C Am G
At your altar in your box
Am G F
At last I will hang a rosary
Am G F
That my father gave to me
Am G F
From olive trees in Lebanon
Am G F
Some personal history
Am G F
And I won't include your photograph
Am G F
Or carve your name in stone
Am G F
So the women who bring flowers
Am G F
Can make your box their own
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
It's your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
G F
And I will light a candle
G F
And say a prayer for you
G F
So that I will not feel guilty
Am G
On the nights that I drive through
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The big wheels keep on rolling
C Am G
By your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The truckers all salute you
C Am G
In your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
You just might find me kneeling
C Am G
By your altar in your box
Am G F
As I sit beside the water
Am G F
And watch the men rake rocks
Am G F
I trust that you'll be happy
Am G F
In your altar in your box
Lyrics: Taken from the everything was beautiful liner notes
Music: Scott Holcomb ([email protected])
Am G F
Here along the roadside
Am G F
I brought nails and wood and paint
Am G F
I've had a little trouble
Am G F
Deciding on a saint
Am G F
A cross from Ensanada
Am G F
In the dark it's supposed to glow
Am G F
Some beads I bought in Garberville
Am G F
Another life ago
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
I build your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
Am G F
It's not
Am G F
Though red would probably suit you
Am G F
I think I'll just paint it white
Am G F
It's the color of the virgin
Am G F
She's my beacon in the night
Am G F
A statue of St. Francis
Am G F
He holds a little lamb
Am G F
And answers to a question
Am G F
So much bigger than I am
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
It's your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The women throw Hail Mary's
C Am G
At your altar in your box
Am G F
At last I will hang a rosary
Am G F
That my father gave to me
Am G F
From olive trees in Lebanon
Am G F
Some personal history
Am G F
And I won't include your photograph
Am G F
Or carve your name in stone
Am G F
So the women who bring flowers
Am G F
Can make your box their own
G F
Out here on the highway
G F
It's your altar in your box
G F
Some shelter when its raining
Am G
Some shade for when its not
G F
And I will light a candle
G F
And say a prayer for you
G F
So that I will not feel guilty
Am G
On the nights that I drive through
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The big wheels keep on rolling
C Am G
By your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
The truckers all salute you
C Am G
In your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
At your altar in your box
F C G
You just might find me kneeling
C Am G
By your altar in your box
Am G F
As I sit beside the water
Am G F
And watch the men rake rocks
Am G F
I trust that you'll be happy
Am G F
In your altar in your box
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