Biografía:
Sean Padrick Hayes is an American singer-songwriter.
Born on August 27, 1969 in New York City, and raised in North Carolina, Hayes began playing traditional American and Irish music with a band called the Boys of Bluehill. He traveled the south, from the Black Mountain Music festival (LEAF Festival) in the Blue Ridge Mountains down to Charleston, South Carolina and eventually found his way to San Francisco, where he has lived since 1992.
Hayes has released six independent records.
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This progression repeats through the whole song: F#m, A, F#m, E
The first 4-- verses, or stanzas, i guess, are repeated, as i denoted at the start of each:
x2
F#m A F#m
Don't you know
E F#m
for a moment know
A F#m
you think the world owes you
E F#m
it don't owe you a thing
[and so on....]
x2 there's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
x2 Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
x2 When it's given all it can
the best you must invent
when it's given all it can
the best you must go get (2nd time: ”the rest you owe...”)
Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
(Break: “dum da da-da du dumdum…”)
There's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
There's a rosebush inside
keeping a man alive
and we all need hope
like water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
For a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
It don't owe you a thing
You got water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
Now for a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
x3 It don't owe you a thing
water sunshine
---Sean Hayes (Morees Bickham)
The first 4-- verses, or stanzas, i guess, are repeated, as i denoted at the start of each:
x2
F#m A F#m
Don't you know
E F#m
for a moment know
A F#m
you think the world owes you
E F#m
it don't owe you a thing
[and so on....]
x2 there's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
x2 Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
x2 When it's given all it can
the best you must invent
when it's given all it can
the best you must go get (2nd time: ”the rest you owe...”)
Don't you know
for a moment know
you think the world owes you
it don't owe you a thing
(Break: “dum da da-da du dumdum…”)
There's a man doing time
keeping a rosebush alive
He was wrongly accused
40 years and still survived
There's a rosebush inside
keeping a man alive
and we all need hope
like water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
For a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
It don't owe you a thing
You got water sunshine
Don’t you know
You got water sunshine
Now for a moment know
You got water sunshine
You think the world owes you
You got water sunshine
x3 It don't owe you a thing
water sunshine
---Sean Hayes (Morees Bickham)
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