Biografia:
John K. Samson is a singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitoba. He used to play the bass in the band Propagandhi, and is now the singer & guitarist in The Weakerthans. In 1993 he released a 15 track cassette called Slips and Tangles on Fresh Bread Records. Some of those songs were also on a split CD with the band Painted Thin. In addition to The Weakerthans he has a project with his wife, Christine Fellows, called The Subscription, and he pronounces it like "sore-ee."
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Outras músicas:
- 17Th St Treatment Centre
- Alpha Adept
- Capital
- Carrie Ends The Call
- Cruise Night
- Fellow Traveller
- Grace General
- Heart Of The Continent
- Highway 1 East
- Highway 1 West
- Letter In Icelandic From The Ninette San
- Longitudinal Centre
- Oldest Oak At Brookside
- Plea From A Cat Named Virtute
- Postdoc Blues
- Prayer For Ruby Elm
- Provincial
- Requests
- Select All Delete
- Stop Error
- Taps Reversed
- The Last And
- Vampire Alberta Blues
- Virtute At Rest
- Vpw 13 Blues
- When I Write My Masters Thesis
- Winter Wheat
- Www Dot Ipetitions Dot Com Slash Petition Slash Rivertonrifle Slash
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!
Verse + Bridge Refrain
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G 3x00xx G 3x00xx
C x320xx G/F# 2x00xx
Em 0x20xx Em 0x20xx
D/F# 2x02xx Asus2 5x20xx
Asus2 5x20xx
C/B x2x01x
Am7 x0x01x
Capo 7th fret
[Verse 1]
G
Woke up in a parking lot
C
Air-mattresses gone flat
Em D/F# G C
The sun selecting targets for the shadows to attack
G
So make a visor with your hand
C
And squint at where you're from
Em D/F# G Asus2
A lonely line of buildings you can block out with your thumb
[Refrain 1]
G G/F# G G/F# Em
Salute the ways
Asus2 G G/F#
We tried
C C/B Am7 C/B
C C/B Am7 G
[Verse 2]
G
And no one knows we're anywhere
C
We're not supposed to be
Em D/F# G C
So stay a while and watch the wind throw patterns on a field
G
This crop withstood the months of snow
C
The scavengers and blight
Em D/F# G Asus2
Tuned every ear towards a tiny lengthening of light
[Refrain 2]
G D/F# G D/F# Em
And found a way
Asus2 G D/F#
To rise
C C/B Am7 C/B
C C/B Am7 G
[Bridge]
Em D/F# G C
We know this world is good enough
Em D/F# G C
Because it has to be
Em D/F# G C
Allow the hope that we will meet
C G
Again out in the winter wheat
[Interlude]
Em D/F# G C
Em D/F# G C
Em D/F# G C
C G
Find me in the winter wheat
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G 3x00xx G 3x00xx
C x320xx G/F# 2x00xx
Em 0x20xx Em 0x20xx
D/F# 2x02xx Asus2 5x20xx
Asus2 5x20xx
C/B x2x01x
Am7 x0x01x
Capo 7th fret
[Verse 1]
G
Woke up in a parking lot
C
Air-mattresses gone flat
Em D/F# G C
The sun selecting targets for the shadows to attack
G
So make a visor with your hand
C
And squint at where you're from
Em D/F# G Asus2
A lonely line of buildings you can block out with your thumb
[Refrain 1]
G G/F# G G/F# Em
Salute the ways
Asus2 G G/F#
We tried
C C/B Am7 C/B
C C/B Am7 G
[Verse 2]
G
And no one knows we're anywhere
C
We're not supposed to be
Em D/F# G C
So stay a while and watch the wind throw patterns on a field
G
This crop withstood the months of snow
C
The scavengers and blight
Em D/F# G Asus2
Tuned every ear towards a tiny lengthening of light
[Refrain 2]
G D/F# G D/F# Em
And found a way
Asus2 G D/F#
To rise
C C/B Am7 C/B
C C/B Am7 G
[Bridge]
Em D/F# G C
We know this world is good enough
Em D/F# G C
Because it has to be
Em D/F# G C
Allow the hope that we will meet
C G
Again out in the winter wheat
[Interlude]
Em D/F# G C
Em D/F# G C
Em D/F# G C
C G
Find me in the winter wheat
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