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"I have not been this excited about a new act in a very long time." (TMax, Noise Magazine, Boston MA)
Heather Maloney had one of her first public shows at a small coffee shop in Northampton Massachusetts in September of 2009. She was so nervous and timid that she had to be prodded onto the stage. In July of 2011 she walked out onto the stage at the Calvin Theater in front of 1,500 fans of the Grammy Award winning artist Jonny Lang, and brought them to their feet in applause.
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1855
by: Heather Maloney
www.heathermaloney.com
CAPO 1
INTRO E,A,B
VERSE 1
E A
He left seaside daisies on her porch
B E
everyday for weeks until she showed.
E A
There he was waiting with horse and carriage
B E
would marriage be further down the road?
E A
He took her hand, he took the reigns without a plan,
B E
they found out that they were moving toward the sea,
E A
the smell of the ocean was liquor, was potion,
B E
it filled them as they fell so carelessly.
F#m
ladadadada
CHORUS
E D A E
Oh, thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
VERSE 2
E A
And nobody brought a camera
B E
on their wedding day
E A
and nobody captured the range of emotion
B A
and colors as the sun set on the bay.
E A
And they don't have proof or they're anxious youth,
B E
how they threw themselves together in giddy haste.
E A
They can only remember that day in September the
B E
jitters in the daisies and lace.
F#m
ladadadada
CHORUS
E D A E
Oh, thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
VERSE 3
E A
In 1855 I was born into their lives,
B E
eyes as wide and blue as the Atlantic.
E A
I have a picture in my mind; a tiny dress out on the line,
B E
he called her momma and thought it was Romantic.
E A
storm came upon our silk I was crying inside the milk.
B E
She ran to me while he pulled down the laundry.
E A
And for all the rain and tears we would face and family years,
B
I've got a thousand happy pictures
A E B A
I've got a thousand happy pictures with me
A E B A
I've got a thousand happy pictures with me
A E B A
oh oh oh oh
CHORUS
E D A E
thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
by: Heather Maloney
www.heathermaloney.com
CAPO 1
INTRO E,A,B
VERSE 1
E A
He left seaside daisies on her porch
B E
everyday for weeks until she showed.
E A
There he was waiting with horse and carriage
B E
would marriage be further down the road?
E A
He took her hand, he took the reigns without a plan,
B E
they found out that they were moving toward the sea,
E A
the smell of the ocean was liquor, was potion,
B E
it filled them as they fell so carelessly.
F#m
ladadadada
CHORUS
E D A E
Oh, thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
VERSE 2
E A
And nobody brought a camera
B E
on their wedding day
E A
and nobody captured the range of emotion
B A
and colors as the sun set on the bay.
E A
And they don't have proof or they're anxious youth,
B E
how they threw themselves together in giddy haste.
E A
They can only remember that day in September the
B E
jitters in the daisies and lace.
F#m
ladadadada
CHORUS
E D A E
Oh, thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
VERSE 3
E A
In 1855 I was born into their lives,
B E
eyes as wide and blue as the Atlantic.
E A
I have a picture in my mind; a tiny dress out on the line,
B E
he called her momma and thought it was Romantic.
E A
storm came upon our silk I was crying inside the milk.
B E
She ran to me while he pulled down the laundry.
E A
And for all the rain and tears we would face and family years,
B
I've got a thousand happy pictures
A E B A
I've got a thousand happy pictures with me
A E B A
I've got a thousand happy pictures with me
A E B A
oh oh oh oh
CHORUS
E D A E
thats my ma and pa on the wall smiling.
E D A E
And that's the only photo ever taken of them.
E D A E
There they are old, and though they are gray,
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
E D A E
that's only a moment in a lifetime of days.
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