Biografia:
Jonathan Hellberg has always been hungry to prove his musical prowess to the world. Hailing from Stockholm, Hellberg first began his musical knack in the form of one-man-shows for his family on makeshift instruments. By the age of 13, he was introduced to the world of producing and DJ culture through a school friend who was experimenting with mashups. From that discovery, Hellberg began to tinker on FL Studio, seeing how far he could push himself.
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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!
Artist: Hellberg ft. Cozi Zuehlsdorff
Song: The Girl
Type: whole song
Capo: No
Dm F Am G
[Verse]
Dm F Am G
Cambridge to Boston, lives in a world she's lost in.
Dm F Am G
Victim of compromise.
Dm F Am G
He's staring at her Aberdeen heart, London eyes, Glasgow bone.
Dm F Am G
She's a whistle in the catacombs, a paradox.
[Chorus]
F C Am G
He's in love with the statue in a marble block.
F C Am F
He's in love with the girl that time forgot.
Dm C G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am|G C E|F Dm Am|G E|F C
[Verse]
Dm F Am G
Wasted moments, full of potential atonements.
Dm F Am G
An angel in disguise.
Dm F Am G
But he can see her Aberdeen heart, London eyes, Glasgow bone.
Dm F Am G
She's a whistle in the catacombs, a paradox, oooh
[Chorus]
F C Am G
He's in love with the statue in a marble block.
F C Am G
He's in love with the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F Dm Am G C
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
E F Dm Dm F G Dm Am G C E F
(That time forgot) (The girl that time forgot)
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
[Bridge]
Am C
You let her go, catacombs,
Am G
You let her go.
F C
You let her go, catacombs,
Am C
You let her go.
[Outro]
Dm Am G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F Dm Am G C E F
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am E F G
Song: The Girl
Type: whole song
Capo: No
Dm F Am G
[Verse]
Dm F Am G
Cambridge to Boston, lives in a world she's lost in.
Dm F Am G
Victim of compromise.
Dm F Am G
He's staring at her Aberdeen heart, London eyes, Glasgow bone.
Dm F Am G
She's a whistle in the catacombs, a paradox.
[Chorus]
F C Am G
He's in love with the statue in a marble block.
F C Am F
He's in love with the girl that time forgot.
Dm C G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am|G C E|F Dm Am|G E|F C
[Verse]
Dm F Am G
Wasted moments, full of potential atonements.
Dm F Am G
An angel in disguise.
Dm F Am G
But he can see her Aberdeen heart, London eyes, Glasgow bone.
Dm F Am G
She's a whistle in the catacombs, a paradox, oooh
[Chorus]
F C Am G
He's in love with the statue in a marble block.
F C Am G
He's in love with the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F Dm Am G C
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
E F Dm Dm F G Dm Am G C E F
(That time forgot) (The girl that time forgot)
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
[Bridge]
Am C
You let her go, catacombs,
Am G
You let her go.
F C
You let her go, catacombs,
Am C
You let her go.
[Outro]
Dm Am G
She just shuts her ears.
C E F
She's fallen too far, with salt in her scars.
Dm Am G
Don't let him taste her tears.
C E F Dm Am G C E F
She's fallen too far, the girl that time forgot.
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am G C E F
Dm Am E F G
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