Biografia:
Josh Pyke é um cantor, compositor e músico australiano.
Gênero: Indie
Início e Feeding the Wolves (2004-2005) [ editar]
Josh Pyke estava em sua primeira banda aos 12 anos e disputou sua primeira apresentação na frente de 650 pais e alunos em sua graduação da escola primária. Tocando guitarra sua primeira canção veio aos 14 anos. Apesar de sua aptidão para a composição e desempenho musical, ele ficou "sob o radar" ao longo de seus anos de colégio em Fort Street High School. [1]
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Outras músicas:
- Love Lies
- Memories And Dust
- Silver
- The Lighthouse Song
- Beg Your Pardon
- Book Of Revelations
- Buttons
- Candle In Your Window
- Chimneys Afire
- Covers Are Thrown
- Diet Of Worms
- Doing What Youre Told
- Endless Summer
- Fed And Watered
- Fill You In
- Forever Song
- Goldmines
- Good Head Start
- Hollering Hearts
- House At Pooh Corner
- Leeward Side
- Lighthouse Song
- Lines On Palms
- Make You Happy
- Middle Of The Hill
- Momentary Glow
- New Years Song
- Private Education
- Punch In The Heart
- Sew My Name
- Staring Down The Sun
- Still Some Big Deal
- The Beginning And The End Of Everything
- The Best Man At Your First Loves Wedding
- The Doldrums
- The Summer
- Theres A Line
- Vibration In Air
- Vibrations In Air
- When Your Colours Go
- Where Two Oceans Meet
- Wuthering Heights
- You Dont Scare Me
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!
Capo 2 or whatever suits your voice.
Listen to the song to work out the picking technique
Verse 1
C G
If you’re freezing on your left side
Am F
And you’re boiling on your right side
F G C
Then I guess you might be warm upon the line
F G Am
There are many ways one can divide a life
C
And I’ve got mine
Verse 2 (same as verse 1)
I was flying home and I
Saw the sunset from the sky
I saw the dark come spooning down upon the land
And I thought about the distance we all cover
And it made me sad
Chorus
F G
And as the old year took a bow
C
And joined the setting sun
F G
It comes around again
C
Like a refrain
F G
And we all sing along
C
And think of things we should’ve done
F G C
Till one year when the new year never came
Verse 3
Little comfort, little comfort
I’m afraid you’re not enough
I’ve had some learning both unwelcome and unkind
And it seems there’s but one story told
And then re-worked all throughout time
Verse 4
Are you a good one or a cruel one
It is just the laws that make us bad
What can we do to measure where we stand
Well I judge myself by what I give to someone else
So I’ll know where I am
Chorus 2
Don’t let that sense of urgency betray you in the dark
The rustle of a curtain’s not a sign
Don’t frame this picture now
As some kind of closing remark
And most of all stay warm upon the line
Most of all stay warm upon the line
It’s best if you stay warm upon the line
Listen to the song to work out the picking technique
Verse 1
C G
If you’re freezing on your left side
Am F
And you’re boiling on your right side
F G C
Then I guess you might be warm upon the line
F G Am
There are many ways one can divide a life
C
And I’ve got mine
Verse 2 (same as verse 1)
I was flying home and I
Saw the sunset from the sky
I saw the dark come spooning down upon the land
And I thought about the distance we all cover
And it made me sad
Chorus
F G
And as the old year took a bow
C
And joined the setting sun
F G
It comes around again
C
Like a refrain
F G
And we all sing along
C
And think of things we should’ve done
F G C
Till one year when the new year never came
Verse 3
Little comfort, little comfort
I’m afraid you’re not enough
I’ve had some learning both unwelcome and unkind
And it seems there’s but one story told
And then re-worked all throughout time
Verse 4
Are you a good one or a cruel one
It is just the laws that make us bad
What can we do to measure where we stand
Well I judge myself by what I give to someone else
So I’ll know where I am
Chorus 2
Don’t let that sense of urgency betray you in the dark
The rustle of a curtain’s not a sign
Don’t frame this picture now
As some kind of closing remark
And most of all stay warm upon the line
Most of all stay warm upon the line
It’s best if you stay warm upon the line
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