Biografía:
Nativo do Colorado, criado ao redor de Dever em meio a cultura e música: sua mãe era uma poeta registrada, e seu pai um profundo amante das tradições Folk e Blues e tocava música pela casa inteira, o que tomou conta da mente de Patrick desde cedo. "Eu escrevo músicas desde que era uma criança," ele diz. "Não havia nada mais que eu quisesse fazer - eu era obsecado por isso. Quando eu comecei a escrever músicas, eu as mostrava a meu pai e ele dizia, 'Que máximo, mas isto não é uma música'.
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Otras canciones:
- Life Is A Song
- Life Is A Song (the Oc Finale)
- Something Pretty
- Blackbird Through The Dark
- Break Free
- Bullets By The Door
- Everyones In Everyone
- Here We Are
- My Holding Hand Is Empty
- Nothings Lost
- Past Poisons
- Pawn Song
- Starry Night
- Stay With Me Tomorrow
- The House Is Burning Down
- The Long Night
- The Lucky Ones
- Thunderbolt
- We Fall Out Of Touch
- You Were Always The One
- Your Smiles A Drug
¡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!
You Were Always The One from Patrick's fabulous Album 'Come What Will'
Capo 2nd Fret
This was worked out from the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p61ouMHwp84
I thinks its pretty much spot on but there could be the odd mistake. Feel free to take
it and change it if you feel this is the case
For the hammer-on's in the intro and verses he plays this
e----------|
b----------|
g--2-------| If you dont fancy the stretch to the fith fret then you could
d--2h4-----| play a regular open D chord and hammer-on from open to the
a--5-------| 2nd fret of the high e string with your middle finger tog get
E----------| the f# to g# just in a higher register.
Also in the intro and verses, there is a quick change between three chords, Bm-Bsus4-D,
which goes like this
e--------2--|
b--3--2--3--| I find it easy to just lay my first finger flat on the
g--4--4--2--| fret board to get the 2nd fret on the b string, or you could
d--4--4--0--| move your first finger down to play it and not play the root
a--2--2-----| on the a string, its more important to play the 2nd fret b
E-----------| string to get the right sound.
Intro:
D(with hammer on) A G Bm Bsus4 D
D A G x2
Verse
D(hammer-on) A
I've been stuck in my ways
G Bm Bsus4 D
I've been rolling through days
D A G
Always afraid that things might get better
D(hammer-on) A
I've been travelling down this road
G Bm Bsus4 D
Living free i suppose
D A G
All the while feeling tired and teathered
Chorus
D Bm
And i don't understand why i play these games
G Bm A
And i trade the truth for lies
Bm A G
Cos' you were always the one i was looking for babe
D A D
It just took time to realise
Interlude
D G D A
2nd verse ( same as first )
I've slummed it away
On the brightest of days
Always had trouble keeping on the level
And i made a big show
Of letting you go
God knows i was some kind of devil
2nd Chorus ( same as first )
Bridge
Em
It's the hardest thing by far
G
To see who we are
Bm
And then let the whole thing go
G
And float like the leaves
D D/C# Bm
That hang on the wind
G A D(hammer-on) A G
Bm Bsus4 D D A G
Whichever way it blows
D(hammer-on) A G Bm Bsus4 D
D A G
Third verse ( same as the first 2 )
Now mistakes its true
I've made more than a few
And i'm going to make many others
And it's hard to see why
We go through this sometimes
All the things that we do to each other
Final chorus ( same as the first 2 )
Outro
D A D
As i said, i think this is pretty much there but if there is something that needs
changing, go ahead and change it.
Please rate, thanks.
Capo 2nd Fret
This was worked out from the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p61ouMHwp84
I thinks its pretty much spot on but there could be the odd mistake. Feel free to take
it and change it if you feel this is the case
For the hammer-on's in the intro and verses he plays this
e----------|
b----------|
g--2-------| If you dont fancy the stretch to the fith fret then you could
d--2h4-----| play a regular open D chord and hammer-on from open to the
a--5-------| 2nd fret of the high e string with your middle finger tog get
E----------| the f# to g# just in a higher register.
Also in the intro and verses, there is a quick change between three chords, Bm-Bsus4-D,
which goes like this
e--------2--|
b--3--2--3--| I find it easy to just lay my first finger flat on the
g--4--4--2--| fret board to get the 2nd fret on the b string, or you could
d--4--4--0--| move your first finger down to play it and not play the root
a--2--2-----| on the a string, its more important to play the 2nd fret b
E-----------| string to get the right sound.
Intro:
D(with hammer on) A G Bm Bsus4 D
D A G x2
Verse
D(hammer-on) A
I've been stuck in my ways
G Bm Bsus4 D
I've been rolling through days
D A G
Always afraid that things might get better
D(hammer-on) A
I've been travelling down this road
G Bm Bsus4 D
Living free i suppose
D A G
All the while feeling tired and teathered
Chorus
D Bm
And i don't understand why i play these games
G Bm A
And i trade the truth for lies
Bm A G
Cos' you were always the one i was looking for babe
D A D
It just took time to realise
Interlude
D G D A
2nd verse ( same as first )
I've slummed it away
On the brightest of days
Always had trouble keeping on the level
And i made a big show
Of letting you go
God knows i was some kind of devil
2nd Chorus ( same as first )
Bridge
Em
It's the hardest thing by far
G
To see who we are
Bm
And then let the whole thing go
G
And float like the leaves
D D/C# Bm
That hang on the wind
G A D(hammer-on) A G
Bm Bsus4 D D A G
Whichever way it blows
D(hammer-on) A G Bm Bsus4 D
D A G
Third verse ( same as the first 2 )
Now mistakes its true
I've made more than a few
And i'm going to make many others
And it's hard to see why
We go through this sometimes
All the things that we do to each other
Final chorus ( same as the first 2 )
Outro
D A D
As i said, i think this is pretty much there but if there is something that needs
changing, go ahead and change it.
Please rate, thanks.
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