Biografia:
Jeremy Messersmith is a pop musician based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Jeremy Messersmith was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and grew up in the Tri-Cities area of Washington. He moved to Minneapolis in 1999 to attend North Central University
His first album, The Alcatraz Kid, quickly garnered the attention of the local media, resulting in Messersmith being named the "premier under-30 songwriter in the Twin Cities" by City Pages. The Alcatraz Kid also received the attention of Performing Songwriter Magazine
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Outras músicas:
- A Girl A Boy And A Graveyard
- A Girl, A Boy, And A Graveyard
- Everybody Gets A Kitten
- Everything Is Magical
- Love Sweet Love
- Beautiful Children
- Breaking Down
- Bridges
- Bubblin
- Dead End Job
- Dillinger Eyes
- Fast Times In Minnesota
- Ghost
- Great Times
- Hitman
- I Want To Be Your One Night Stand
- Im Gonna Love You To Pieces
- Its Only Dancing
- John The Determinist
- Knots
- Love You To Pieces
- Miracles
- No Superheroes In Cleveland
- Old Skin
- Organ Donor
- Purple Hearts
- Repo Man
- Scientists
- Steve
- Tatooine
- The Commuter
- Tomorrow
- Tourniquet
- Toussaint Grey First In Life And Death
- Violet
- Virginia
- Welcome To Suburbia
- Youll Only Break His Heart
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!
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Violet! - Jeremy Messersmith
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Tabbed by: Macflash
Tuning: Standard
Capo 2nd fret
NOTE:
Jeremy usually plays his chords like this:
F#m: x x 4 2 2 2
G: x x 5 4 3 3
in the verse part, and plays them normally in the chorus, so:
G: 3 2 0 0 0 3
G/F#: 2 0 0 0 0 3
during the chorus
VERSE:
Em F#m
Streaks of earth matted in her hair
G D A
Beaten down but she won't scare
Em F#m
Blinks her eyes battered green and blue
G D A
Ignorance can leave an awful bruise
CHORUS:
G G/F# Em
So get up!
G G/F# Em
Get up!
G G/F# Em D A
G A
Come on and get up violet!
Riff that's played after each "get up"
e|-----2b----0---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------3-----0-------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------2-----------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Chords are the same for the next verse and for the vocal harmony section. Sometimes at
the end he changes key after doing the "Get up!" part. I think he just goes up 1 step on
the circle of fifths, it's also fine to just do the chorus again without a key change.
Blade of grass in her aching fist
Sets her jaw no she won't quit
She'll take the fight to streets and avenues
A little dirt can make a flower bloom
Violet! - Jeremy Messersmith
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Tabbed by: Macflash
Tuning: Standard
Capo 2nd fret
NOTE:
Jeremy usually plays his chords like this:
F#m: x x 4 2 2 2
G: x x 5 4 3 3
in the verse part, and plays them normally in the chorus, so:
G: 3 2 0 0 0 3
G/F#: 2 0 0 0 0 3
during the chorus
VERSE:
Em F#m
Streaks of earth matted in her hair
G D A
Beaten down but she won't scare
Em F#m
Blinks her eyes battered green and blue
G D A
Ignorance can leave an awful bruise
CHORUS:
G G/F# Em
So get up!
G G/F# Em
Get up!
G G/F# Em D A
G A
Come on and get up violet!
Riff that's played after each "get up"
e|-----2b----0---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------------------3-----0-------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------2-----------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Chords are the same for the next verse and for the vocal harmony section. Sometimes at
the end he changes key after doing the "Get up!" part. I think he just goes up 1 step on
the circle of fifths, it's also fine to just do the chorus again without a key change.
Blade of grass in her aching fist
Sets her jaw no she won't quit
She'll take the fight to streets and avenues
A little dirt can make a flower bloom
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