Biografia:
Sarah Harmer (nascida em 12 de novembro, 1970) é uma cantora e compositora canadense e ativista.
Nascida e criada em Burlington, Ontário, Harmer ganhou sua primeira exposição ao estilo de vida da música na adolescência, quando sua irmã mais velha, Mary começou a levá-la para Tragicamente em concertos Hip. Na idade de 17 anos, ela foi convidada para participar de uma banda de Toronto, The Saddletramps. Por três anos, ela conciliou Os Saddletramps com seus estudos em filosofia e estudos sobre as mulheres na Universidade da Rainha. [2]
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Outras músicas:
- Silver Road
- Almost
- Around This Corner
- Basement Apartment
- Basement Apt
- Came On Lion
- Capsized
- Captive
- Careless
- Coffee Stain
- Dandelions In Bullet Holes
- Dogs And Thunder
- Dont Get Your Back Up
- Escarpment Blues
- Everytime
- Go To Sleep
- Goin Out
- Greeting Card Aisle
- Hideout
- How Deep In The Valley
- I Am Aglow
- It Will Sail
- Late Bloomer
- Lodestar
- Oleander
- One Match
- Open Window
- The City
- The Hideout
- The Marble In Your Eye
- The Thief
- Uniform Grey
- Washington
- Weakened State
- You Were Here
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Sarah Harmer - Dandelions in Bullet Holes
Capo IV
Intro:
C C G C
C
Kaleidoscope, wheel of hope
G C
A place to start out from
C
Although it started long ago
G C
The world's work has begun
C
A hula hoop, a human chain
C
To warm our hands and find our way
G C
When all the lights go out
C
A raincoat and a French beret
C
The rolling hills of past mistakes
G C
Like quiet under cloud
F G C
And I will long look to the churning sea
F G
This call to arms means wrap them
C
Around the first person you see
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
C C G C
C
The windmill is waiting for the same thing
G C
As the slackened sail
C
At the core within something like the wind
G C
Is blowing at the veil
F G C
And I will long go on this inner sight
F G C
This call to arms means hold to it
F
And hold tight
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
F C
Ah come on, these streams of light are not so subtle,
F C
All along the ditch signs of life in sinking puddles.
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
All of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
Outro:
C C G C
Capo IV
Intro:
C C G C
C
Kaleidoscope, wheel of hope
G C
A place to start out from
C
Although it started long ago
G C
The world's work has begun
C
A hula hoop, a human chain
C
To warm our hands and find our way
G C
When all the lights go out
C
A raincoat and a French beret
C
The rolling hills of past mistakes
G C
Like quiet under cloud
F G C
And I will long look to the churning sea
F G
This call to arms means wrap them
C
Around the first person you see
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
C C G C
C
The windmill is waiting for the same thing
G C
As the slackened sail
C
At the core within something like the wind
G C
Is blowing at the veil
F G C
And I will long go on this inner sight
F G C
This call to arms means hold to it
F
And hold tight
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
F C
Ah come on, these streams of light are not so subtle,
F C
All along the ditch signs of life in sinking puddles.
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
All of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
Outro:
C C G C
Saratoga
Sarsa
Sasha
Sasha Sloan
Sasha Sokol