Biografía:
Sorcha Richardson is a 21-year-old folk musician from Dublin who moved to New York City at the age of 18 to study writing. When she was eleven, Sorcha took up the drums and was a drummer in a number of bands throughout school. No one, least of all herself, considered her a singer. She had been writing songs, however, for a number of years. When she arrived in New York with a notebook full of songs and no one to sing them, she decided she'd sing them herself.
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Sorcha plays Dm, F and Fm as bar versions and F and Fm on the 8th fret.
[Intro]
C E Am Dm F Fm
[Verse]
C E Am
Summer everybody's coming home
Dm F Fm
Now I'm lying in my old bedroom again on my own
C E Am
Listen to the cars passing outside
Dm F Fm
Remember Adam crashed his car into the tree but somehow he survived
C E Am
Then the next night you walked me home
Dm F Fm
We'd been drinking underage and you said do you think our parents know?
C E Am Dm F Fm
We hid a bottle in the trees, oh we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk for free
C E Am Dm F Fm
No we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk on me
C E Am
Somedays are quiet in my mind
Dm F Fm
All the images dissolve, all the memories go blind
C E Am
Somebody asked me to think about a time
Dm F Fm
When we were truly happy oh when everything was fine
C E Am
You waved at me from the front door
Dm F Fm
Told you I'd be home for Christmas I've been gone for 6 years more
C E Am Dm
And when I do all the colours bleed I'm watching lightening from my window
F Fm
I feel so numb when I leave
C E Am Dm
Stay a little longer if you need to be happy once again
F Fm C E Am
I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C E Am
Happy once again I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C
Happy once again I can be your friend
[Intro]
C E Am Dm F Fm
[Verse]
C E Am
Summer everybody's coming home
Dm F Fm
Now I'm lying in my old bedroom again on my own
C E Am
Listen to the cars passing outside
Dm F Fm
Remember Adam crashed his car into the tree but somehow he survived
C E Am
Then the next night you walked me home
Dm F Fm
We'd been drinking underage and you said do you think our parents know?
C E Am Dm F Fm
We hid a bottle in the trees, oh we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk for free
C E Am Dm F Fm
No we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk on me
C E Am
Somedays are quiet in my mind
Dm F Fm
All the images dissolve, all the memories go blind
C E Am
Somebody asked me to think about a time
Dm F Fm
When we were truly happy oh when everything was fine
C E Am
You waved at me from the front door
Dm F Fm
Told you I'd be home for Christmas I've been gone for 6 years more
C E Am Dm
And when I do all the colours bleed I'm watching lightening from my window
F Fm
I feel so numb when I leave
C E Am Dm
Stay a little longer if you need to be happy once again
F Fm C E Am
I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C E Am
Happy once again I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C
Happy once again I can be your friend
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