Biografia:
What's a writer to do when wounds heal, grief passes, and navel gazing gets old? The Reverie, Beth Amsel's current independent release, is a step forward into such decidedly un-maudlin musical territory. With diverse and irreverent influences spanning classic rock, mid-century pop standards, and early 70's blues influenced country, Beth has created a genre bending album on the morning side of a long night.
Produced and engineered by Dave Chalfant (Erin McKeown
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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!
I'm sorry the placement of the chords are a little off in the tab. I couldn't get
them to line up exactly right.
Capo: 5
G
I should have been careless, I should have been callous
C
underneath the street lamp's sodium glare
G
I should have been thorough, I should have pushed you back your stubborn heart
C
and left you once and forever there
Em
but I kissed you
D/F# G
I smiled as I said goodbye
Em
and I meant what I said
C D
this is a rough road you wed
G
I'm sitting here in Dallas, in a dive in Texas
C
with an ache like a forearm for the spoon
G
I am peeling back the labels, I'm spinning empty bottles on the bar
C
lonely litters the room
Em
and I miss you
D/F# G
even more than you warned I would
Em
this is a bitch of a test
C D
this is my white flag at best
(no guitar on album – Em)
step up, be brave, lay down you guard
give in an inch, give up your heart
Em A
just imagine how it'll feel if I let you take me home
C
just imagine waking up sorry and alone
D
with my head upon your chest
C
with my hand across my mouth
D C
there are things in life I swore that I could live and do without
D D
but I swear that was before you found me
G
I couldn't be careless, I couldn't be callous
C
on the night of our fourth of July
G
I couldn't be thorough, I couldn't push you back your stubborn heart
C
underneath the roman candle light
Em
now I miss you
D/F# G
even more though I swore I never could
Em
this is a bitch of a test
C
this is my white flag at best
D/F# G
of all the pretty places that I've been
Em
honey none compare to you
C D
I am sorry through and through oooh aaah
C D
Ooh aah aaah aah aah
A C D G
Oooh oh ooh and if you'll have me I am coming home to you.
Beth Amsel's website: http://www.bethamsel.org/pageone.html
them to line up exactly right.
Capo: 5
G
I should have been careless, I should have been callous
C
underneath the street lamp's sodium glare
G
I should have been thorough, I should have pushed you back your stubborn heart
C
and left you once and forever there
Em
but I kissed you
D/F# G
I smiled as I said goodbye
Em
and I meant what I said
C D
this is a rough road you wed
G
I'm sitting here in Dallas, in a dive in Texas
C
with an ache like a forearm for the spoon
G
I am peeling back the labels, I'm spinning empty bottles on the bar
C
lonely litters the room
Em
and I miss you
D/F# G
even more than you warned I would
Em
this is a bitch of a test
C D
this is my white flag at best
(no guitar on album – Em)
step up, be brave, lay down you guard
give in an inch, give up your heart
Em A
just imagine how it'll feel if I let you take me home
C
just imagine waking up sorry and alone
D
with my head upon your chest
C
with my hand across my mouth
D C
there are things in life I swore that I could live and do without
D D
but I swear that was before you found me
G
I couldn't be careless, I couldn't be callous
C
on the night of our fourth of July
G
I couldn't be thorough, I couldn't push you back your stubborn heart
C
underneath the roman candle light
Em
now I miss you
D/F# G
even more though I swore I never could
Em
this is a bitch of a test
C
this is my white flag at best
D/F# G
of all the pretty places that I've been
Em
honey none compare to you
C D
I am sorry through and through oooh aaah
C D
Ooh aah aaah aah aah
A C D G
Oooh oh ooh and if you'll have me I am coming home to you.
Beth Amsel's website: http://www.bethamsel.org/pageone.html
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