Biografia:
Sean Padrick Hayes is an American singer-songwriter.
Born on August 27, 1969 in New York City, and raised in North Carolina, Hayes began playing traditional American and Irish music with a band called the Boys of Bluehill. He traveled the south, from the Black Mountain Music festival (LEAF Festival) in the Blue Ridge Mountains down to Charleston, South Carolina and eventually found his way to San Francisco, where he has lived since 1992.
Hayes has released six independent records.
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Standard Tuning - Capo 2
Just listen to the song a few times to get the rhythm down.
Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7sJ0JxdouQ
Pretty chill little song, and pretty easy as well.
[Intro]
D G
[Verse 1]
D
Two rocks, a hammer
G
and some chains to
D
tie my hands
D
Two boots, the dirt, some food
G
some land to
D
dig it in
D
I cut the wood
tear down
G
build up for
D
moving in
D
A hole, the mud, a pipe
G
look out I'm
Em
getting in
[Chorus 1]
Em G
Wash your hands and clean the floor
Em
Get some money for the store
G
Move the papers on your desk
D
Breathe some air into your head
[Verse 2]
D
Pop the bubble
G
concrete feet will
D
hold you here
D
Fall in the lake
G
then go fishing
D
Little Bear
D
Rest your bones
G
upon the seashore
D
Salt tears
D
I'll trade
this lucky key
G
the next time
Em
you are near
[Chorus 2]
Em G
Stop that buzzing over there
Em
Stretch your bones and wash your hair
Change your strings
G
Dust your wings
Sing a song
D
Sharpen your sting
[Verse 3]
D G
There's a baby in the bucket
D
of my eye
D G
Plastic dolls holding Mary
D
will be enough
D
There are mermaids
G
they can't follow
D
on the shore
D
There are hermits
G
wet from swimming
Em
drying off
[Chorus 3]
Em G
Call the plastic wooden doves
Em
Give them wings and they'll fly off
G
Lucky ones will get away
D
Smoking signals on the cake
[Outro]
D G D
Just listen to the song a few times to get the rhythm down.
Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7sJ0JxdouQ
Pretty chill little song, and pretty easy as well.
[Intro]
D G
[Verse 1]
D
Two rocks, a hammer
G
and some chains to
D
tie my hands
D
Two boots, the dirt, some food
G
some land to
D
dig it in
D
I cut the wood
tear down
G
build up for
D
moving in
D
A hole, the mud, a pipe
G
look out I'm
Em
getting in
[Chorus 1]
Em G
Wash your hands and clean the floor
Em
Get some money for the store
G
Move the papers on your desk
D
Breathe some air into your head
[Verse 2]
D
Pop the bubble
G
concrete feet will
D
hold you here
D
Fall in the lake
G
then go fishing
D
Little Bear
D
Rest your bones
G
upon the seashore
D
Salt tears
D
I'll trade
this lucky key
G
the next time
Em
you are near
[Chorus 2]
Em G
Stop that buzzing over there
Em
Stretch your bones and wash your hair
Change your strings
G
Dust your wings
Sing a song
D
Sharpen your sting
[Verse 3]
D G
There's a baby in the bucket
D
of my eye
D G
Plastic dolls holding Mary
D
will be enough
D
There are mermaids
G
they can't follow
D
on the shore
D
There are hermits
G
wet from swimming
Em
drying off
[Chorus 3]
Em G
Call the plastic wooden doves
Em
Give them wings and they'll fly off
G
Lucky ones will get away
D
Smoking signals on the cake
[Outro]
D G D
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