Biografía:
Niall Breslin (born 22 October 1980), known as Bressie, is an Irish musician and former Westmeath Gaelic footballer. Breslin found success as the lead singer, guitarist and songwriter with pop band The Blizzards, as a co-writer and producer with XIX Entertainment and as a solo artist. He was the winning coach on the first season of The Voice of Ireland.
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Silence Is Your Saviour – Bressie
Capo 5
(Where it shows Em7, Cadd9 and Gmaj, just means to add the D - third fret on second
string. I used Gmaj, just to
differentiate between regular G and the addition of the D)
Intro
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj X 2
Em C G
Till your sorrow recovers
Em C G
Then you know there’s nothing to offer
Em Cmaj7
I say a lot of things, I say a lot of things
G Em
I don’t mean but I now see
Cmaj7 G
Took years to discover
Bm7 C G
Oh –oh-oh You get what you pay for
Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em C G
When the fear takes you over
Em C G
And you know, there’s no winners in a cold war
Em C
I do a lot of things I do a lot things
G Em Em7
I don’t mean, but I now see
C G
There’s a lot to uncover
Bm7 C G
You get what you pay for
Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
Silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Bm C
Can’t look forward when your head’s in the ground
G
Can’t see the view when you’re looking down
Bm C
Come on, come on, come on
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Capo 5
(Where it shows Em7, Cadd9 and Gmaj, just means to add the D - third fret on second
string. I used Gmaj, just to
differentiate between regular G and the addition of the D)
Intro
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj X 2
Em C G
Till your sorrow recovers
Em C G
Then you know there’s nothing to offer
Em Cmaj7
I say a lot of things, I say a lot of things
G Em
I don’t mean but I now see
Cmaj7 G
Took years to discover
Bm7 C G
Oh –oh-oh You get what you pay for
Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em C G
When the fear takes you over
Em C G
And you know, there’s no winners in a cold war
Em C
I do a lot of things I do a lot things
G Em Em7
I don’t mean, but I now see
C G
There’s a lot to uncover
Bm7 C G
You get what you pay for
Bm C Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
Silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Bm C
Can’t look forward when your head’s in the ground
G
Can’t see the view when you’re looking down
Bm C
Come on, come on, come on
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
You get what you pay for
Em Em7 Cmaj7 Cadd9 G Gmaj G Gmaj
When silence is your saviour
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