Biografia:
Darren Hanlon is a singer/songwriter from Gympie in Queensland, Australia.
Before becoming a solo artist in 1999, he was a member of The Simpletons, and contributed backing guitar and keyboards for The Lucksmiths, The Deerhunters, and Mick Thomas.
Darren is known for his engaging and down-to-earth folk-pop storytelling as well as his often charming lyrics.
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Outras músicas:
- A To Z
- All These Things
- Butterfly Bones
- Cast Of Thousands
- Couch Surfing
- Elbows
- Falling Aeroplanes
- Fire Engine
- Folk Insomnia
- Home
- I Wish That I Was Beautiful For You
- Kickstand Song
- Modern History
- Notes On Leaving
- Ostracism Of Vinny Lalor
- Punks Not Dead
- Record Store
- Scenes From A Separation
- She Cuts Hair
- Spend Christmas Day With Me
- The Guitar
- When You Go
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!
DARREN HANLON - Home
Standard Tuning
Standard Chords
CAPO 4
F G C Am
I did what everyone else does
F G C Am
I drifted back to my hometown
F G
With my restless heart kept hidden
C G Am
Deep within my chest I knew
F G C
They'd have to take me back again
F G C Am
Put on my shoes to search for clues
F G C AM
But you'll never find them there
F G
Nor with the mates from your old class
C G Am
Gathered after midnight mass
F G C
Round the bar in the predawn hours of Christmas morning
F
They thought I'd outgrown them
G C
They could read it on my face
F G C
I wanted to leave but my face...
F G
Had an appointment to keep
C G Am
with the fist of some young freak
F G C
That's why I wear this scar beneath my eye
F G C Am
Summer Job tending lawns for old men
F G C Am
who sit round predicting weather with their bones
F G
sticks and stones are more akin
C G Am
to what lies underneath their skin
F G C
and their souls cling on to that skeleton
F
and if i had a dollar
G C
for everytime i shoulda been paid
F G C
Then i would have been paid
F G
but their meagre money couldnt buy
C G Am
the blue out of the sky
F G C
or downpay the common day to stay away
break
F G C Am
some weeks before the whirl began
F G C Am
i drifted back to my hometown
F G
to all the blessed, to me a curse
C G Am
to the pioneers who got there first
F G C
stay in the ground for if i come back again
F G
to all the soul folks swaying pines
C G Am
the shoes hanging on power lines
F
i keep you here
G C
for if i come back again.
ENJOY
NATHAN
[email protected]
Standard Tuning
Standard Chords
CAPO 4
F G C Am
I did what everyone else does
F G C Am
I drifted back to my hometown
F G
With my restless heart kept hidden
C G Am
Deep within my chest I knew
F G C
They'd have to take me back again
F G C Am
Put on my shoes to search for clues
F G C AM
But you'll never find them there
F G
Nor with the mates from your old class
C G Am
Gathered after midnight mass
F G C
Round the bar in the predawn hours of Christmas morning
F
They thought I'd outgrown them
G C
They could read it on my face
F G C
I wanted to leave but my face...
F G
Had an appointment to keep
C G Am
with the fist of some young freak
F G C
That's why I wear this scar beneath my eye
F G C Am
Summer Job tending lawns for old men
F G C Am
who sit round predicting weather with their bones
F G
sticks and stones are more akin
C G Am
to what lies underneath their skin
F G C
and their souls cling on to that skeleton
F
and if i had a dollar
G C
for everytime i shoulda been paid
F G C
Then i would have been paid
F G
but their meagre money couldnt buy
C G Am
the blue out of the sky
F G C
or downpay the common day to stay away
break
F G C Am
some weeks before the whirl began
F G C Am
i drifted back to my hometown
F G
to all the blessed, to me a curse
C G Am
to the pioneers who got there first
F G C
stay in the ground for if i come back again
F G
to all the soul folks swaying pines
C G Am
the shoes hanging on power lines
F
i keep you here
G C
for if i come back again.
ENJOY
NATHAN
[email protected]
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