Biography:
Jeff Woodell is a singer-songwriter who grew up in Anchorage, Alaska and now lives in Seattle, Washington. When he was six years old, he started his music training with four years of classical piano lessons from Los Angeles magician, Mike Wong. Beginning at age 12, Jeff studied classical guitar and music theory at the University of Alaska. When he was 14, he taught himself to play the electric guitar from Metallica, Megadeth, and Joe Satriani tablature books and joined his first heavy metal band a year later.
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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Intro: Bm D A Em (x4)
Bm D A Em
Remember the day that we met in the park
Bm D F#
where the sunlight and shadow entwined?
Bm D A Em
That picture looked perfect, more perfect than art,
D F#
but I wish, on that day, I'd been blind.
Bm D A Em
Remember the night that we lay in the stars
Bm D F#
in a pose for each flash in the sky?
Bm D A Em
I told you I loved you. You said you did too,
D F#
but the best you could do was pretend it was true.
G Bm A Em
You know, I used to smile every time that my eyes
G Bm A Em
found the pictures of both of us framed on the wall,
G Bm A Em
but the way that you look at him makes me feel sick.
G A Bm
Now, they're pictures of nothing at all.
Bm D A Em (x4)
Bm D A Em
When I borrowed a lens, it was easy to see
Bm D F#
we were hanging together by threads.
Bm D A Em
I asked you for glue to secure what was left,
D F#
but you gave me the scissors instead.
Bm D A Em
All of my friends claim to know how I feel
Bm D F#
and they say I'll get better each day.
Bm D A Em
I know that they're right, but you're hard to erase
D F#
and each day is an hourglass floating in space.
G Bm A Em
You know, I used to smile every time that my eyes
G Bm A Em
found the pictures of both of us framed on the wall,
G Bm A Em
but the way that you look at him makes me feel sick.
G A Bm
Now, they're pictures of nothing at all. x3
Bm D A Em
Remember the day that we met in the park
Bm D F#
where the sunlight and shadow entwined?
Bm D A Em
That picture looked perfect, more perfect than art,
D F#
but I wish, on that day, I'd been blind.
Bm D A Em
Remember the night that we lay in the stars
Bm D F#
in a pose for each flash in the sky?
Bm D A Em
I told you I loved you. You said you did too,
D F#
but the best you could do was pretend it was true.
G Bm A Em
You know, I used to smile every time that my eyes
G Bm A Em
found the pictures of both of us framed on the wall,
G Bm A Em
but the way that you look at him makes me feel sick.
G A Bm
Now, they're pictures of nothing at all.
Bm D A Em (x4)
Bm D A Em
When I borrowed a lens, it was easy to see
Bm D F#
we were hanging together by threads.
Bm D A Em
I asked you for glue to secure what was left,
D F#
but you gave me the scissors instead.
Bm D A Em
All of my friends claim to know how I feel
Bm D F#
and they say I'll get better each day.
Bm D A Em
I know that they're right, but you're hard to erase
D F#
and each day is an hourglass floating in space.
G Bm A Em
You know, I used to smile every time that my eyes
G Bm A Em
found the pictures of both of us framed on the wall,
G Bm A Em
but the way that you look at him makes me feel sick.
G A Bm
Now, they're pictures of nothing at all. x3
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