Biography:
Dear Reader (formerly known as Harris Tweed), is an alternative pop band, from Johannesburg, South Africa. The band was formed in 2006 by singer-songwriter-pianist Cherilyn MacNeil and producer/bassist Darryl Torr. In 2010 the two amicably parted ways, and Dear Reader is now the solo project of MacNeil, who currently resides in Berlin.
In August 2006 MacNeil and Torr released their first album The Younger, through South African record label, Just Music), under the band name, Harris Tweed.
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Idealistic Animals – Dear Reader
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I'm really not sure, if these chords are right... but they work, actually :)
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Capo on 3rd fret
C Am
I saw a girl with my own eyes
C Am
I cried out, I feared for my life
C Am
She turned into my mother then
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am
In the pursuit of happiness
C Am
Not asking for perpetual bliss
C Am
Some peace and quiet would do fine
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
He took a wife, a wife for life
C Am
But he still feels dissatisfied
C Am
He took a lover on the side
C Am
He had to hurt you
C Am
A bonfire in your yard tonight
C Am
The flames are green and burning bright
C Am
An axe inside the chair you like
C Am
She had to hurt you
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
We like to feel like we are free
C Am
We make up something to believe
C Am
Not that it has to be the truth
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am
This is a struggle to survive
C Am
The struggle lived of equal die
C Am
There's no such thing as paradise
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
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I'm really not sure, if these chords are right... but they work, actually :)
--------------
Capo on 3rd fret
C Am
I saw a girl with my own eyes
C Am
I cried out, I feared for my life
C Am
She turned into my mother then
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am
In the pursuit of happiness
C Am
Not asking for perpetual bliss
C Am
Some peace and quiet would do fine
C Am
They call it a dream
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
He took a wife, a wife for life
C Am
But he still feels dissatisfied
C Am
He took a lover on the side
C Am
He had to hurt you
C Am
A bonfire in your yard tonight
C Am
The flames are green and burning bright
C Am
An axe inside the chair you like
C Am
She had to hurt you
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
F C G Am 2x
C Am
We like to feel like we are free
C Am
We make up something to believe
C Am
Not that it has to be the truth
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am
This is a struggle to survive
C Am
The struggle lived of equal die
C Am
There's no such thing as paradise
C Am
Maybe now and then
C Am C
Tell me the meaning, what do you control
F D
Is there anything at all?
C Am C
We feed our hunger, clothe our cold
F D
We're just idealistic animals
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