Biografía:
Matt Mays (born August 10, 1979, in Hamilton, Ontario, and raised in Nova Scotia) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and was the lead singer of Matt Mays & El Torpedo, a rock music group based in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia and New York City. Previously, Mays was a member of a Canadian indie band The Guthries.
After departing The Guthries to embark on a solo career, Mays released his self-titled debut which maintained the rootsy, laid-back feel of his earlier work but also had a decidedly more rock vibe.
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Otras canciones:
- Aint So Heavy
- Chase The Light
- City Of Lakes
- Cocaine Cowgirl
- Dark Promises
- Downtown
- Drive On
- Faint Of Heart
- Good People
- Indio
- Long Since Gone
- Lost Souls
- Mornin Son
- Nyc Girls
- Perfectly Wasted
- Plan
- Queen Of Portland Street
- Shining Eyes
- Slow Burning Luck
- Sometime Soon Movin On
- Spoonful Of Sugar
- St Georges Lane
- Stand Down At Sundown
- Take It On Faith
- Tall Trees
- Travellin
- What Are We Gonna Do Come The Month Of September
- Where Am I Going
¡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!
tuning is DGCFAD
very simple song
Main riff
Em C G
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Em C G
Spoon full of Sugar in Montreal city
Em C G
When the leaves are dying and look so pretty
Em C G
At home the ships are on the rocks and sinking
Em C G
And as hard as we try we just cant stop thinking
Em C G
Dirt in my fist roots on my sleeve
Em C G
This year the trees fell before the leaves
Em C G
People like me like people like you
Em C G
Cause people like you are far too few
Am C G
Oh night and daylight had got nothing on you
Am C G
And nothing's everlasting when your always just passing through
D C G
ohhh
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Ear full of music just when I need it
Em C G
Your soul wont sing unless you bleed it
Em C G
Lookin for answers through the night owl window
Em C G
Million miles an hour through the wind and snow
Em C G
Spoonful of Sugar in Montreal City
Em C G
Where the leaves are dying and look so pretty
Em C G
Nothing can cure the home sick disease
Em C G
This year the trees fell before the leaves.....(Repeat and fade out)
very simple song
Main riff
Em C G
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[-------2-------0-------2-------0-------0-------0-------0-------0-]
[-----------------3---3---3---3-----------------------------------]
[-0---0---0---0-------------------3---3---3---3---3---3---3---3---]
Em C G
Spoon full of Sugar in Montreal city
Em C G
When the leaves are dying and look so pretty
Em C G
At home the ships are on the rocks and sinking
Em C G
And as hard as we try we just cant stop thinking
Em C G
Dirt in my fist roots on my sleeve
Em C G
This year the trees fell before the leaves
Em C G
People like me like people like you
Em C G
Cause people like you are far too few
Am C G
Oh night and daylight had got nothing on you
Am C G
And nothing's everlasting when your always just passing through
D C G
ohhh
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Ear full of music just when I need it
Em C G
Your soul wont sing unless you bleed it
Em C G
Lookin for answers through the night owl window
Em C G
Million miles an hour through the wind and snow
Em C G
Spoonful of Sugar in Montreal City
Em C G
Where the leaves are dying and look so pretty
Em C G
Nothing can cure the home sick disease
Em C G
This year the trees fell before the leaves.....(Repeat and fade out)
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Matthaios
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