Biografía:
John K. Samson is a singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitoba. He used to play the bass in the band Propagandhi, and is now the singer & guitarist in The Weakerthans. In 1993 he released a 15 track cassette called Slips and Tangles on Fresh Bread Records. Some of those songs were also on a split CD with the band Painted Thin. In addition to The Weakerthans he has a project with his wife, Christine Fellows, called The Subscription, and he pronounces it like "sore-ee."
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Winter wheat.
John k. Samson
[Verse 1]
D
Woke up in a parking lot
G
Air mattresses gone flat
Bm A D G
The sun selecting targets for the shadows to attack
D
So make a visor with your hand
G
Squint at where you're from
Bm A D Em
A lonely line of buildings you can block out with your thumb
A D Bm
Salute the ways
Em D A
we tried
[bridge]
G F#/G Em D (x2)
[Verse 2]
D
And no one knows we're anywhere
G
we're not supposed to be
Bm A D G
So stay a while and watch the wind throw patterns on a field.
D
This crop withstood the months of snow
G
Scavengers and blight
Bm A D Em
Tuned every year towards a tiny lengthening of light
A D Bm
Found a way
Em D A
to rise
[bridge]
G F#/G Em D (x2)
Bm A D G
We know this world is good enough
Bm A D G
because it has to be
Bm A D G
Allow the hope that we will meet
G D
again out in the winter wheat
Bm A D G (x3)
G D
Find me in the winter wheat
[END]
John k. Samson
[Verse 1]
D
Woke up in a parking lot
G
Air mattresses gone flat
Bm A D G
The sun selecting targets for the shadows to attack
D
So make a visor with your hand
G
Squint at where you're from
Bm A D Em
A lonely line of buildings you can block out with your thumb
A D Bm
Salute the ways
Em D A
we tried
[bridge]
G F#/G Em D (x2)
[Verse 2]
D
And no one knows we're anywhere
G
we're not supposed to be
Bm A D G
So stay a while and watch the wind throw patterns on a field.
D
This crop withstood the months of snow
G
Scavengers and blight
Bm A D Em
Tuned every year towards a tiny lengthening of light
A D Bm
Found a way
Em D A
to rise
[bridge]
G F#/G Em D (x2)
Bm A D G
We know this world is good enough
Bm A D G
because it has to be
Bm A D G
Allow the hope that we will meet
G D
again out in the winter wheat
Bm A D G (x3)
G D
Find me in the winter wheat
[END]
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