Biografia:
Ryley Walker (born July 21, 1989) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Chicago. Having kicked around Chicago’s experimental free/noise music scene for several years, Walker turned to a folk-rock sound inspired by some of his heroes, among them Tim Hardin, Tim Buckley, and Bert Jansch.
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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!
Tuning: Standard (rearranged from DADGAD tuning)
Capo: 2nd fret
Youtube: https://youtu.be/uUfY6c68OdE
E: 022100
Dsus2/A: x00230
Aadd4: x00220 (alternatively play A)
[Intro]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
[Verse]
E
There's no instance in conscience or convenience
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Even though you stand on heavy shoulders
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see St. Jude
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
Again and again
E
Hands folded in prayer. God, do you write prescriptions?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
God damn my signature is fake
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see my house
E
Number four number five number six number seven
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And number eight
[Instrumental]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E (x2)
[Verse]
E
And I'd buy you a drink and my credit is quite shit
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
We can all laugh and have tap water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
My friend laughs 'cause he thinks he's having a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
And you try the passagenger door, aw shit man, it doesn't even work
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And you cry like you've never seen water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Come to think of it I think my dad wanted a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Where every lotto ticket wins you ten dollars
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Inside the city limits that don't even buy cigarette
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You hit the back road, you grab a carton
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
Lean into my shoulder wearing an old man's coat
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Couple war badges and a two cent stamp
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Will you love me at the roundabout?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Outro]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Capo: 2nd fret
Youtube: https://youtu.be/uUfY6c68OdE
E: 022100
Dsus2/A: x00230
Aadd4: x00220 (alternatively play A)
[Intro]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
[Verse]
E
There's no instance in conscience or convenience
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Even though you stand on heavy shoulders
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see St. Jude
E Dsus2/A Aadd4
Again and again
E
Hands folded in prayer. God, do you write prescriptions?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
God damn my signature is fake
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
I'll take the roundabout 'cause I like to see my house
E
Number four number five number six number seven
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And number eight
[Instrumental]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E (x2)
[Verse]
E
And I'd buy you a drink and my credit is quite shit
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
We can all laugh and have tap water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
My friend laughs 'cause he thinks he's having a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
And you try the passagenger door, aw shit man, it doesn't even work
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
And you cry like you've never seen water
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Come to think of it I think my dad wanted a daughter
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Where every lotto ticket wins you ten dollars
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Inside the city limits that don't even buy cigarette
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You hit the back road, you grab a carton
[Instrumental]
E Dsus2/A Aadd4 (x2)
[Verse]
E
Lean into my shoulder wearing an old man's coat
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Couple war badges and a two cent stamp
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
Will you love me at the roundabout?
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
You can find me at the roundabout
[Outro]
Dsus2/A Aadd4 E
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