Biografia:
Emmy the Great é uma cantora e compositora nascida em Honk Kong, que vive em Londres, conhecida pelas suas letras evocativas e reflexivas e pelo seu jeito inventivo de rimar. Parte da cena anti-folk, ela já trabalhou com vários outros artistas, como Fyfe Dangerfield, Jeremy Warmsley and Lightspeed Champion, Martha Wainwright, Mystery Jets, Tilly and the Wall, Jamie T, Euros Childs e Kimya Dawson.
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Outras músicas:
- Mahal Kita
- 24
- A Bowl Collecting Blood
- A Woman A Woman A Century Of Sleep
- Absentee
- Aiko
- Atoms
- Bad Things Coming We Are Safe
- Canopies And Grapes
- Cassandra
- Christmas Day I Wish I Was Surfing
- City Song
- Comic Books
- Dont Call Me Mrs Christmas
- Dylan
- Easter Parade
- Eastern Maria
- Edward Is Deadward
- Edward Is Dedward
- Everything Reminds Me Of You
- Exit Night Juliets Theme
- First Love
- Gabriel
- Hold On
- Hypotists Son
- Mia
- My Party Is Better Than Yours
- On The Museum Island
- Paper Forest In The Afterglow Of Rapture
- Paper Trails
- Phoenixes
- See You Next Year
- Short Country Song
- Swimming Pool
- The Hypnotists Son
- The Woods
- Trellick Tower
- Two Steps Forward
- War
- We Almost Had A Baby
- What Up
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
i dont do many of these so im open to corrections i hope you enjoy playing this lovely song.
chords used
C G F Am
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0 3 1 0
1 3 1 1
2 0 2 2
0 0 3 2
3 2 3 0
x 3 1 x
Intro C
C
On the museum island,
G
At the end of the day,
C
we had travelled for miles,
G
We had come to escape
F
All the space on the page
C Am
That the newspapers gave
G F C
Up to pictures and pictures of us.
C
As we followed the coffin
G
Of your famous father.
C
Adjusting our skirts
G
As we turned at the altar.
F
And within every word
C Am
That they'd written, was spelt out
G F C
You'd taken your last ever bus.
C
So skimming the surface
G
Of all your new money,
C
we skimmed the surface
G
Of the air as we flew.
F
we were out of the rain,
C Am
we were thinking that maybe
G F C
Berlin was the place to renew.
F
well you know what they say
C
About terrible hate -
Am
It will breed something good
C
When it's through.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place
G F
And the Brandenburg Gate,
C
It was you.
hold C for interlude
C
You have hardened completely
G
By the end of this story,
C
You have learned to look clear
G
Through the flash of a bulb,
C
When you hear your own name
G
From the back of a crowd,
C
You just straighten your gaze,
G
No you don't turn around.
F
Oh but there was a time
C
At the end of the day,
Am
We were both stood in line
C
At the museum display,
F
And you outshone the light
C
Under which you were bathed,
Am
You could outshine the sky
C
With the look that you gave,
F
Oh so don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
hold C for interlude
F
So don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
chords used
C G F Am
----------------
0 3 1 0
1 3 1 1
2 0 2 2
0 0 3 2
3 2 3 0
x 3 1 x
Intro C
C
On the museum island,
G
At the end of the day,
C
we had travelled for miles,
G
We had come to escape
F
All the space on the page
C Am
That the newspapers gave
G F C
Up to pictures and pictures of us.
C
As we followed the coffin
G
Of your famous father.
C
Adjusting our skirts
G
As we turned at the altar.
F
And within every word
C Am
That they'd written, was spelt out
G F C
You'd taken your last ever bus.
C
So skimming the surface
G
Of all your new money,
C
we skimmed the surface
G
Of the air as we flew.
F
we were out of the rain,
C Am
we were thinking that maybe
G F C
Berlin was the place to renew.
F
well you know what they say
C
About terrible hate -
Am
It will breed something good
C
When it's through.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place
G F
And the Brandenburg Gate,
C
It was you.
hold C for interlude
C
You have hardened completely
G
By the end of this story,
C
You have learned to look clear
G
Through the flash of a bulb,
C
When you hear your own name
G
From the back of a crowd,
C
You just straighten your gaze,
G
No you don't turn around.
F
Oh but there was a time
C
At the end of the day,
Am
We were both stood in line
C
At the museum display,
F
And you outshone the light
C
Under which you were bathed,
Am
You could outshine the sky
C
With the look that you gave,
F
Oh so don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
hold C for interlude
F
So don't be afraid
C
To look back and wave,
Am C
Now that waving is all that you do.
F
At the end of the day,
C Am
By the Potsdamer Place,
G F C
I am waving back at you.
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