Biografía:
Greg Holden is a New York-based British singer-songwriter. He is best known for his hit charity single "The Lost Boy" and for co-writing "Home", the 2012 debut single for American Idol-winner Phillip Phillips.
Holden wrote his first song called "You Go Left, I’ll Go Right" when he was 18. He won the Lancashire Evening Post Battle of the Bands in 2005.
Greg first gained a large following by posting live videos of himself performing his songs on YouTube.
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Otras canciones:
- Bar On A
- Empty Hands
- The Lost Boy
- Are We Wasted
- As Far As I Can
- Bad Dream
- Boys In The Street
- Chase
- Chase The Sun
- Choking On The Concrete
- Coney Island
- Exactly Like You
- Following Footsteps
- Get Inside Out
- Give It Away
- Hell & Back
- Hold On Tight
- Home
- I Dont Believe You
- I Need An Energy
- Itll All Come Out
- Save Yourself
- Shes Got Something
- Side Of The Road
- Strings
- The Art Of Falling
- The Power Shift
- Too Young
¡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!
Capo 3
Chords respective of Capo
Intro
D
D G
He's got a flat wheel at the side of the road,
D G
The rain's coming down, it's getting cold,
A D
A car pulls over on the interstate,
G A
Says wait there, I gotta check your plates.
D G
He comes back to sound the alarm,
D G
Makes it clear to the boy that he's armed,
A D
Says I don't know if I've seen you around,
G A
We don't get your type in our town.
D G A
Officer I grew up in this town,
D G A
Surely you must've seen me around,
Bm A G
I go to school with two o' your sons,
A G
Maybe you saw me at a game that we won.
D G
He said boy step out o' the car,
D G
I don't want you goin' to far,
A D
Where is it you said you were from again,
G A
'cause I don't think I was listenin'.
D G
I don't remember tellin' you you could speak;
D G
show some respect to members of the police.
A D
Do you know what I could do to you?
G A
Do you know what I could put you through?
D G A
Officer I grew up in this town,
D G A
Surely you must've seen me around,
Bm A G
I go to school with two o' your sons,
A G
Maybe you saw me at a game that we won.
D G A
I am headed to my girlfriends place,
D G A
'nd yeah it's been a while since I checked my plates,
Bm A G
but I assure you when tomorrow comes,
A G
I'll get 'em fixed and no harm will be done.
Interlude
D,G,D,G,A,D,G
D strum
e:-3-2-0------2-:
B:-------3-2--3-:
G:------------2-:
D:------------0-:
A:------------X-:
E:------------X-:
D G
The cop smiled and he pulled out his gun.
D G
He said what planet do you think that I'm from?
A D
There was a pause and the moment was tight,
G A
the boy knew he couldn't win this fight.
D G
So he turned and he ran like the wind,
D G
shots fired and the bullets went in.
A D
And he thought as he lay on the ground
G A
I can't believe I'm gonna die in this town.
D G A
Officer when are you gonna learn,
D G A
That one day it's gonna be your turn?
Bm A G
This boy was friends with two o' your kids,
A G
How are you gonna tell 'em what you did?
D G A
He was headed to his girlfriends place,
D G A
yeah, it wasn't right he hadn't checked his plates,
Bm A G
but he assured you when tomorrow came,
A G
he was gonna make it right again.
D G
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
A D
ooooooo
G A
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
A D
ooooooo
G
ooooooo
D
Chords respective of Capo
Intro
D
D G
He's got a flat wheel at the side of the road,
D G
The rain's coming down, it's getting cold,
A D
A car pulls over on the interstate,
G A
Says wait there, I gotta check your plates.
D G
He comes back to sound the alarm,
D G
Makes it clear to the boy that he's armed,
A D
Says I don't know if I've seen you around,
G A
We don't get your type in our town.
D G A
Officer I grew up in this town,
D G A
Surely you must've seen me around,
Bm A G
I go to school with two o' your sons,
A G
Maybe you saw me at a game that we won.
D G
He said boy step out o' the car,
D G
I don't want you goin' to far,
A D
Where is it you said you were from again,
G A
'cause I don't think I was listenin'.
D G
I don't remember tellin' you you could speak;
D G
show some respect to members of the police.
A D
Do you know what I could do to you?
G A
Do you know what I could put you through?
D G A
Officer I grew up in this town,
D G A
Surely you must've seen me around,
Bm A G
I go to school with two o' your sons,
A G
Maybe you saw me at a game that we won.
D G A
I am headed to my girlfriends place,
D G A
'nd yeah it's been a while since I checked my plates,
Bm A G
but I assure you when tomorrow comes,
A G
I'll get 'em fixed and no harm will be done.
Interlude
D,G,D,G,A,D,G
D strum
e:-3-2-0------2-:
B:-------3-2--3-:
G:------------2-:
D:------------0-:
A:------------X-:
E:------------X-:
D G
The cop smiled and he pulled out his gun.
D G
He said what planet do you think that I'm from?
A D
There was a pause and the moment was tight,
G A
the boy knew he couldn't win this fight.
D G
So he turned and he ran like the wind,
D G
shots fired and the bullets went in.
A D
And he thought as he lay on the ground
G A
I can't believe I'm gonna die in this town.
D G A
Officer when are you gonna learn,
D G A
That one day it's gonna be your turn?
Bm A G
This boy was friends with two o' your kids,
A G
How are you gonna tell 'em what you did?
D G A
He was headed to his girlfriends place,
D G A
yeah, it wasn't right he hadn't checked his plates,
Bm A G
but he assured you when tomorrow came,
A G
he was gonna make it right again.
D G
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
A D
ooooooo
G A
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
D G
ooooooo
A D
ooooooo
G
ooooooo
D
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