Biografía:
Teitur (born 1977) is a singer-songwriter from the Faroe Islands. He has toured extensively throughout Europe and the United States since releasing his major label debut, Poetry & Aeroplanes. He is probably best known for his song “One and Only”, which appeared on soundtracks to the major motion pictures Aquamarine and My Super Ex-Girlfriend, and for his 2004 nomination for the Shortlist Music Prize.[1] In 2007 Teitur was named Best Male Artist at the Danish Music Awards[2]
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I Was Just Thinking
Teitur
CAPO 4
Chords:
D :X00323
Bm :X24030
G/Bm :3X4030
A :X02220
Em7 :02203X
F#/D :2X023X
G/D :3X023X
A7 :X02020
I forgot to mention this song is capo 4.
Intro
D Bm G/Bm
I was just thinking
A D Bm G/Bm
that I have been missing you for way too long
A Em7 F#/D G/D A
There's something inside this weary head that wants us to love just instead
D Bm G/Bm
But I was just thinking,
A D Bm G/Bm A7
merely thinking
Verse 1
D Bm G/Bm
I've got loads of pictures
A D Bm G/Bm
I've got the one of you in that dancing dress
A Em7 F#/D G/D Bm
But man I feel silly in that dim light just after doing you by the sight of
A7
My Kodak delights
D Bm G/Bm
I am sinking,
A D Bm G/Bm A7
merely sinking
Chorus
Em7 F#/D
I think about long distance rates instead of kissing you babe
G/D A7
I'm a singer without a song
Em7 F#/D
If I wait for you longer my affection is stronger
G/D Bm Em7
I, I was just thinking and thinking, merely thinking
A7
That this boat is sinking
Verse 2
Yeah I'm tired of postcards
Especially the ones with cute dogs and cupids
I'm tired of calling you and missing you and dreaming that I've slept with you
Don't get me wrong I still desperately love you
Inside this weary head
I just want us to love, just instead
But I was just thinking and thinking, merely thinking
Chorus
I think about long distance rates instead of kissing you babe
And time is running me still
If I wait for you longer my affection is stronger I was just thinking
Babe, I was just thinking
Outro
That I'm tired of calling you once a week
And thinking of long distance rates instead of kissing you
Baby I'm sinking, merely sinking
That's it.
Questions, comments, [email protected]
I Was Just Thinking
Teitur
CAPO 4
Chords:
D :X00323
Bm :X24030
G/Bm :3X4030
A :X02220
Em7 :02203X
F#/D :2X023X
G/D :3X023X
A7 :X02020
I forgot to mention this song is capo 4.
Intro
D Bm G/Bm
I was just thinking
A D Bm G/Bm
that I have been missing you for way too long
A Em7 F#/D G/D A
There's something inside this weary head that wants us to love just instead
D Bm G/Bm
But I was just thinking,
A D Bm G/Bm A7
merely thinking
Verse 1
D Bm G/Bm
I've got loads of pictures
A D Bm G/Bm
I've got the one of you in that dancing dress
A Em7 F#/D G/D Bm
But man I feel silly in that dim light just after doing you by the sight of
A7
My Kodak delights
D Bm G/Bm
I am sinking,
A D Bm G/Bm A7
merely sinking
Chorus
Em7 F#/D
I think about long distance rates instead of kissing you babe
G/D A7
I'm a singer without a song
Em7 F#/D
If I wait for you longer my affection is stronger
G/D Bm Em7
I, I was just thinking and thinking, merely thinking
A7
That this boat is sinking
Verse 2
Yeah I'm tired of postcards
Especially the ones with cute dogs and cupids
I'm tired of calling you and missing you and dreaming that I've slept with you
Don't get me wrong I still desperately love you
Inside this weary head
I just want us to love, just instead
But I was just thinking and thinking, merely thinking
Chorus
I think about long distance rates instead of kissing you babe
And time is running me still
If I wait for you longer my affection is stronger I was just thinking
Babe, I was just thinking
Outro
That I'm tired of calling you once a week
And thinking of long distance rates instead of kissing you
Baby I'm sinking, merely sinking
That's it.
Questions, comments, [email protected]
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