Biografia:
When singer/songwriter John Statz isn’t at home in Denver, Colorado, he’s out traveling the world, playing shows and writing and recording in places like Budapest, Slovenia, Quebec, and Anchorage. For his new album, Old Fashioned, he is bringing it back home. Whereas the previous album (Ghost Towns) was filled with worldly influences and subject matter, Old Fashioned brings us back to the heartland: Midwestern America.
Recorded in Iowa City with revered producer Bo Ramsey (Lucinda Williams
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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!
John Statz - Tired Of Telephones
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: F C G (2x)
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G Am
This lonely heartsick needs you home
C G
It's been half a year
Am C G Am
The mercu-ry has dropped
C G Am
Winter lasts too long, and I've been
C G Am
Waiting for you dear
C G
I'm a patient man
Am C G
But I've filled a page or two
Am C G Am
With thoughts on how impatient I get
C G Am
When I think of you
C G
Waiting to see you
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G
This lonely heartsick needs you home
INSTRUMENTAL: Am C G Am C G Am
C G
I still mark the days
Am C G Am
It helps me pass the time
C G
Winter's end, it brings good news
Am C G Am
But it will be just fine
C G
It will all be fine
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G
This lonely heartsick needs you home
CHORUS 2:
F C G
And, we can make this town our home
F C G
And I'm sick and tired of bags and telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G Am C G Am C G
And we could make this place our own
CAPO: 4th Fret
INTRO: F C G (2x)
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G Am
This lonely heartsick needs you home
C G
It's been half a year
Am C G Am
The mercu-ry has dropped
C G Am
Winter lasts too long, and I've been
C G Am
Waiting for you dear
C G
I'm a patient man
Am C G
But I've filled a page or two
Am C G Am
With thoughts on how impatient I get
C G Am
When I think of you
C G
Waiting to see you
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G
This lonely heartsick needs you home
INSTRUMENTAL: Am C G Am C G Am
C G
I still mark the days
Am C G Am
It helps me pass the time
C G
Winter's end, it brings good news
Am C G Am
But it will be just fine
C G
It will all be fine
CHORUS:
F C G
We can make this place our own
F C G
And I'm so tired of telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G
This lonely heartsick needs you home
CHORUS 2:
F C G
And, we can make this town our home
F C G
And I'm sick and tired of bags and telephones
F C G
Stay awhile and rest your bones
F C G Am C G Am C G
And we could make this place our own
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