Biografia:
Charlotte, Carolina do Norte, Estados Unidos
(2002 – presente)
John Mark McMillan é um cantor e compositor de música cristã. Em 2002 lançou seu primeiro álbum
"Vol. 1-Hope Anthology". Em 2005 lançou "The Song Inside the Sounds of Breaking Down", que inclui a música "How He Loves".
A música "How He Loves" foi um sucesso, apesar do lançamento independente do álbum; e foi interpretada e regravada por vários artistas conhecidos da música cristã como Kim Walker (do Jesus Culture)
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Outras músicas:
- Death In His Grave
- How He Loves
- Ashes And Flames
- Baby Son
- Belly Of The Lion
- Between The Cracks
- Borderland
- Breaking Down
- Carbon Ribs
- Carolina Tide
- Chemicals
- Closer
- Counting On
- Dancing On The Doors
- Daylight
- Death In Reverse
- Door Keeper
- Dress Us Up
- Economy
- Enemy Love
- Future Past
- Glorious Things
- Guns Napoleon
- Heart Bleeds
- Heart Runs
- Heart Wont Stop
- Hold On
- Holy Ghost
- I Am A Temple
- I Dreamed There Was A Fountain
- I Need You In The Morning
- King Of My Heart
- Love At The End Of The World
- Love You Swore
- Magic Mirror
- Mercury Lightning
- Monsters Talk
- Murdered Son
- My Only
- Next To You
- No Country
- Nothing Stands Between Us
- Ominous
- Philadelphia
- Raging Moon
- Reckoning Day
- Seen A Darkness
- Setting Suns
- Sheet Of Night
- Silver Shore
- Sins Are Stones
- Skeleton Bones
- Ten Thousand
- The Goodness
- The Goodness John Mark Mcmillan
- The Medicine
- Tongues Of Fire
- Visceral
- Walk Around My House
- Walking In My Sleep
- Who Is This
- Wilderlove
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Capo 4 (B)
Verse 1:
G
A visceral love runs the length of our veins
Am Em D
As we sit above the miles of pain
C G
Till all of our fears become skinny ones
D C G
And from your window I can see a kingdom come
Verse 2:
G
Hearts will wage war, but in the settling dust
Am Em D
What remains at the end of us
C G
Our skinny fears for our cold resolve
D C G
When from your window I can see the ages dawn
Chorus:
C
Cinder and stone (brick and mortar)
Em
Everybody folds (up against the water)
G
Cinder and stone (brick and mortar)
D/F#
Everybody folds, everybody folds
Instrumental: (same progression as chorus)
Verse 3:
G
Hearts will wage war, but in the settling dust
Am Em D
What remains at the end of us
C G
Our skinny fears for our cold resolve
D C G
When from your rooftop I can see the ages dawn
Chorus
Instrumental
Verse 4:
G
Memories rust and trophies fade
Am Em D
In the remnants of our glory days
C G
Will we regret the thing that we’ve made
D C G
From your table I can see a better way
Verse 1:
G
A visceral love runs the length of our veins
Am Em D
As we sit above the miles of pain
C G
Till all of our fears become skinny ones
D C G
And from your window I can see a kingdom come
Verse 2:
G
Hearts will wage war, but in the settling dust
Am Em D
What remains at the end of us
C G
Our skinny fears for our cold resolve
D C G
When from your window I can see the ages dawn
Chorus:
C
Cinder and stone (brick and mortar)
Em
Everybody folds (up against the water)
G
Cinder and stone (brick and mortar)
D/F#
Everybody folds, everybody folds
Instrumental: (same progression as chorus)
Verse 3:
G
Hearts will wage war, but in the settling dust
Am Em D
What remains at the end of us
C G
Our skinny fears for our cold resolve
D C G
When from your rooftop I can see the ages dawn
Chorus
Instrumental
Verse 4:
G
Memories rust and trophies fade
Am Em D
In the remnants of our glory days
C G
Will we regret the thing that we’ve made
D C G
From your table I can see a better way
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