Biografía:
Joan Shelley is an American singer-songwriter from Louisville, Kentucky. Her warm and mellifluous voice evokes both the deep south and west coast, drawing from both old-time country and sixties folk.
A talented songwriter and prolific performer, Shelley splits her time between solo outings and collaborations with other area musicians like Daniel Martin Moore and Joe Manning, with whom she issued the albums Farthest Field (2012) and Outside Stay Outside (2014)
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Stay on My Shore
By Joan Shelley
[Intro]
E
(On the E chord throughout the song, there's an intermittent fill that’s 0h2 on the lower E string and 0h2 on
the A string.)
[Verse]
E
Stay on my shore, and don’t desert me
E
And if you go, the wind will blow you back to me
C#m B A E
And if your boat is broken out on the rocks
B A E
It wasn’t anger but a longing
[Verse 2]
E
We feed the birds, syrup and seed
E
So they stay near, so we can see
C#m B A E
Flashing red and blue amid the green
B A E
When the fruit has long since rotten
B A E
Rolled in the needles and wrecked our skin
B A E
Gave it all to be empty
B A E
Wrapped in leaves, wet and clinging
F#m B
In reeds, so holy
[Interlude]
F#m B
F#m B
F#m B
F#m B
[Verse 3]
E
We split the cord
E
Of cedar and holly
E
And lie indoors
E
Let the smoke do the cleaning
C#m B A E
And sweeten our skin with the salt and a stone
B A E
There’s the pages of our story
[Outro]
F#m B
F#m B
By Joan Shelley
[Intro]
E
(On the E chord throughout the song, there's an intermittent fill that’s 0h2 on the lower E string and 0h2 on
the A string.)
[Verse]
E
Stay on my shore, and don’t desert me
E
And if you go, the wind will blow you back to me
C#m B A E
And if your boat is broken out on the rocks
B A E
It wasn’t anger but a longing
[Verse 2]
E
We feed the birds, syrup and seed
E
So they stay near, so we can see
C#m B A E
Flashing red and blue amid the green
B A E
When the fruit has long since rotten
B A E
Rolled in the needles and wrecked our skin
B A E
Gave it all to be empty
B A E
Wrapped in leaves, wet and clinging
F#m B
In reeds, so holy
[Interlude]
F#m B
F#m B
F#m B
F#m B
[Verse 3]
E
We split the cord
E
Of cedar and holly
E
And lie indoors
E
Let the smoke do the cleaning
C#m B A E
And sweeten our skin with the salt and a stone
B A E
There’s the pages of our story
[Outro]
F#m B
F#m B
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