Biografía:
Will Varley (born in Brixton, London, on 7 March 1987) is a British folk singer and co-founder of the arts collective Smugglers Records.
Varley spent his teenage years in Kingston playing solo shows and singing in bands. His debut album was released on Smugglers Records in July 2011. He plays an explosive and subversive brand of British folk music.
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Otras canciones:
- Advert Soundtrack
- As For My Soul
- As The Crow Flies
- Dark Days Away
- From Halcyon
- I Got This Email
- Is Anyone Out There
- King For A King
- Newborn
- One Last Look At The View
- Outside Over There
- Seize The Night
- Send My Love To The System
- Seven Days
- Something Is Breaking
- Statues
- The Endlessness And The Space Between
- The Man Who Fell To Earth
- The Sound Of The Markets Crashing
- These Are The Days
- This House
- To Build A Wall
- Until The Grass Gets Greener
- We Dont Believe You
- We Want Our Planet Back
- Weddings And Wars
- When Youre Gone
- Where The Wild Wind Blows
¡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!
The Endlessness & Space - Will Varley
Album: Postcards from Ursa Minor
Capo: 1st
Intro: Am F C
Am G C
Verse 1
Am F C
Sirens pass at the end of the road
Am G C
Into my dreams until I awoke
Am F C
Hoping that man's got a plan up his sleeve
Am G C
Last six months we've been feeling the squeeze
Am F C
Closing time met a local girl,
Am G C
Told me she was saving up to travel the world
Am F C
Seven years later she's still here
Am G C
Worrying about where we're living next year
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am G C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 2
Am F C
I was seventeen I still knew how to dream
Am G C
And I sing every word like I knew what it means
Am F C
Captain Morgan's windows down
Am G C
M4 Westbound, Music loud
Am F C
There's a place where the colours still stay bold,
Am G C
Between junction seven and getting old
Am F C
And there is a way to get there now
Am G C
But once they let you in they never let you out
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 3
Am F C
Sirens still cut through the air,
Am G C
I'm wondering whats going on out there this
Am F C
City shakes I've been shaking too,
Am G C
I've been falling apart I can't tell you
Am F C
Here comes a story let it come let it go
Am G C
About a travelling man I used to know
Am F C
The day he decided to sell his van
Am G C
Drove it in to the sinking sand
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 4
Am F C
Up on the cliffs where the samphire grows
Am G C
Spring was coming a wild wind blows
Am F C
With a foot to the pedal he learned how to fly
Am G C
What a wonderful time to die
Am G G G
What a wonderful time to die
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Am F C
G F Am
This is the endlessness and the space between
Album: Postcards from Ursa Minor
Capo: 1st
Intro: Am F C
Am G C
Verse 1
Am F C
Sirens pass at the end of the road
Am G C
Into my dreams until I awoke
Am F C
Hoping that man's got a plan up his sleeve
Am G C
Last six months we've been feeling the squeeze
Am F C
Closing time met a local girl,
Am G C
Told me she was saving up to travel the world
Am F C
Seven years later she's still here
Am G C
Worrying about where we're living next year
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am G C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 2
Am F C
I was seventeen I still knew how to dream
Am G C
And I sing every word like I knew what it means
Am F C
Captain Morgan's windows down
Am G C
M4 Westbound, Music loud
Am F C
There's a place where the colours still stay bold,
Am G C
Between junction seven and getting old
Am F C
And there is a way to get there now
Am G C
But once they let you in they never let you out
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 3
Am F C
Sirens still cut through the air,
Am G C
I'm wondering whats going on out there this
Am F C
City shakes I've been shaking too,
Am G C
I've been falling apart I can't tell you
Am F C
Here comes a story let it come let it go
Am G C
About a travelling man I used to know
Am F C
The day he decided to sell his van
Am G C
Drove it in to the sinking sand
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Verse 4
Am F C
Up on the cliffs where the samphire grows
Am G C
Spring was coming a wild wind blows
Am F C
With a foot to the pedal he learned how to fly
Am G C
What a wonderful time to die
Am G G G
What a wonderful time to die
Chorus
Am F C
We started in a sane place
Am F C
This was gonna happen anyway
Am F C
All that's to come has already been,
G F
This is the endlessness and the space between
Am F C
Am G C
Am F C
G F Am
This is the endlessness and the space between
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