Biografía:
Brown Feather Sparrow (1999-2010) was a band from Utrecht, The Netherlands consisting of Lydia Wever (who founded the band in 1999) and Arjen van Wijk ( both of This Beautiful Mess fame) along with Paul van Leeuwen, Job Verhoog, and Ernst van der Wal. Their music can be described as moody poetic folk-pop, the band mentioning Ida, Over The Rhine, Rosie Thomas and the Sundays as influences.
They were signed to Volkoren records.
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¡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!
[Intro]
Am G Fmaj7 G 2x
[Verse 1]
Am G
Early this morning, you should have asked her
Fmaj7 G
Why she was leaving once again.
Am G
Didn't you mind or did you not listen?
Fmaj7 G
Did you not hear the words she said?
[Interlude]
Am G Fmaj7 G
[Chorus]
Am Em F C
Don't you worry, take your time,
Am Em F G
I'll be at grandma's, she won't mind.
Am Em F C
I do not have much of a choice,
Am Em F G
But don't you worry, I'll survive.
[Interlude]
Am G Fmaj7 G
[Verse 2]
Am G
Sometime this year, God will grant her wishes
Fmaj7 G
And He will answer all her prayers.
Am G
She will no longer be at your mercy,
Fmaj7 G
Will take her longings everywhere.
[Chorus]
Am Em F C
Don't you worry, take your time,
Am Em F G
I'll be at grandma's, she won't mind.
Am Em F C
I do not have much of a choice,
Am Em F G
But don't you worry, I'll survive.
[Bridge]
Am G Fmaj7
So she writes her name down in a thousand places,
C Am
So that you would see her, so that you would see,
G Fmaj7
See that she adores you, tries to be just like you,
C
So she writes her name.
[Bridge]
Am G Fmaj7
So she writes her name down in a thousand places,
C Am
So that you would see her, so that you would see,
G Fmaj7
See that she adores you, tries to be just like you,
C
So she writes her name.
[Outro]
Am G Fmaj7 C
Am G Fmaj7 G 2x
[Verse 1]
Am G
Early this morning, you should have asked her
Fmaj7 G
Why she was leaving once again.
Am G
Didn't you mind or did you not listen?
Fmaj7 G
Did you not hear the words she said?
[Interlude]
Am G Fmaj7 G
[Chorus]
Am Em F C
Don't you worry, take your time,
Am Em F G
I'll be at grandma's, she won't mind.
Am Em F C
I do not have much of a choice,
Am Em F G
But don't you worry, I'll survive.
[Interlude]
Am G Fmaj7 G
[Verse 2]
Am G
Sometime this year, God will grant her wishes
Fmaj7 G
And He will answer all her prayers.
Am G
She will no longer be at your mercy,
Fmaj7 G
Will take her longings everywhere.
[Chorus]
Am Em F C
Don't you worry, take your time,
Am Em F G
I'll be at grandma's, she won't mind.
Am Em F C
I do not have much of a choice,
Am Em F G
But don't you worry, I'll survive.
[Bridge]
Am G Fmaj7
So she writes her name down in a thousand places,
C Am
So that you would see her, so that you would see,
G Fmaj7
See that she adores you, tries to be just like you,
C
So she writes her name.
[Bridge]
Am G Fmaj7
So she writes her name down in a thousand places,
C Am
So that you would see her, so that you would see,
G Fmaj7
See that she adores you, tries to be just like you,
C
So she writes her name.
[Outro]
Am G Fmaj7 C
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