Biografía:
Julie Byrne is a Seattle-by-way-of-Chicago-by-way-of-Buffalo singer, songwriter & guitarist whose first album, the ethereal, "Rooms With Walls and Windows" was released in January 2014. Blending psychedelic & traditional folk elements, Julie creates a highly personal & quietly mystical world that echoes the early work of Leonard Cohen & Vashti Bunyan.
Official Site for her debut album, "Rooms With Walls and Windows": http://orindal.limitedrun.com/products/520228-julie-byrne-rooms-with-walls-and-windows
http://juliembyrne.bandcamp.com/
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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!
[Intro]
G C G C7 G
[Verse 1]
G C G
All I want is brick house
C G
With a porch that wraps around
C G
All I want is land enough
C G
For my children to run
C G
In the highest pitch of grace
C G
The end of trial and gratitude
C G
It was for you that all others I did forsake
C G
For you all others I would forsake
[Chorus]
Em Am C G
How could it have been so often that we did speak
Em G C G
Of purpose and of having of ha-having
[Verse 2]
G C G
Dreamt his body with his back to the lake
C G
Certain depths I cannot place
C G
Walk and talk fine through all of the days
C G
Still I miss the words you'd say
C G
Past the point now of trusting it to change
C G
I've just learned to live around it
[Chorus]
Em Am C G
Still, I will sleep too long or I will hardly rest at all
Em G C G
So from where does energy come-mmm-mm-mmm
[Verse 3]
G C G
Meet me by the fire door
C G
Of happiness I don't ask more
C G
She is who I cut root vegetables beside
C G
With you present in my mind
C G
It is with them that we spend our nights
C G
Laughter that tides through the rest
C G
But I liked it best when the morning had not left
C G
And wake was not yet in your eyes
[Chorus]
Em Am
High, high, high, low, low, low
C G
I would have seen you through both
Em G
Sunshine Marmalade
C G
Ma-ma ma-ma-ma
C G
Marmalade mmm-mmm
G C G C7 G
[Verse 1]
G C G
All I want is brick house
C G
With a porch that wraps around
C G
All I want is land enough
C G
For my children to run
C G
In the highest pitch of grace
C G
The end of trial and gratitude
C G
It was for you that all others I did forsake
C G
For you all others I would forsake
[Chorus]
Em Am C G
How could it have been so often that we did speak
Em G C G
Of purpose and of having of ha-having
[Verse 2]
G C G
Dreamt his body with his back to the lake
C G
Certain depths I cannot place
C G
Walk and talk fine through all of the days
C G
Still I miss the words you'd say
C G
Past the point now of trusting it to change
C G
I've just learned to live around it
[Chorus]
Em Am C G
Still, I will sleep too long or I will hardly rest at all
Em G C G
So from where does energy come-mmm-mm-mmm
[Verse 3]
G C G
Meet me by the fire door
C G
Of happiness I don't ask more
C G
She is who I cut root vegetables beside
C G
With you present in my mind
C G
It is with them that we spend our nights
C G
Laughter that tides through the rest
C G
But I liked it best when the morning had not left
C G
And wake was not yet in your eyes
[Chorus]
Em Am
High, high, high, low, low, low
C G
I would have seen you through both
Em G
Sunshine Marmalade
C G
Ma-ma ma-ma-ma
C G
Marmalade mmm-mmm
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