Biography:
John Gorka (born in July 1958) is an American contemporary folk musician. In 1991, Rolling Stone magazine called him "the pre-eminent male singer-songwriter of what has been dubbed the New Folk Movement.
Gorka was born in Edison, New Jersey. He received his first guitar as a Christmas gift, though Gorka alleges that his older brother stole it from him shortly thereafter. He eventually learned, instead, to play the banjo, and began performing in a folk music group at his church.
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- Arms Length
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- Bright Side Of Down
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- Cant Make Up My Mind
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- Diminishing Winds
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- Looking Forward
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- Night Is A Woman
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- Outnumbered
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- Over There
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- Promnight In Pigtown
- Raven In The Storm
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- Road Of Good Intentions
- Sailing
- Satellites
- Scraping Dixie
- Shape Of The World
- Shapes
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- Snow Dont Fall
- Soldier After All
- That Was The Year
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- The Gypsy Life
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John Gorka - Night Into Day
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: Am
G
The rain's too hard, the streams are too high
Am G
Too many people, barely getting by
F G
Some haven't yet paid for last winter's heat
Am G Am
Labour Day is done and the ends don't meet
Wise men say temperature's rising
G Am
And there's more water in the air
It comes down with a vengeance
G Am
Which no memory can compare
CHORUS:
C G Am
We are low in expectations
F G Am
But a body's belt can only go so tight
'Til it interferes with the circulation
G F
And you will, with all your might
G Am
Dawn into day, day into night
G
The sun's too bright, the light too white
Am G
Some days I can't sleep at night
F G
Changes come too fast and leaves you slow
Am G Am
Reason overcome by the show
So we don't talk about the weather
G Am
Quite as often as we did
Conversations go to children
G F
Voices low, our fears well hid
G Am
We don't talk about the weather like we did
CHORUS:
C G Am
Being low in expectations
F G Am
But a body's belt can only go so tight
'Til it interferes with the circulation
G F
And you will, and all your might
G Am
Dawn into day, day into night
F G Am
We build our hopes up along the way
G Am
Day into night, night into day
F G Am
We build our hopes up along the way
G Am
Day into night, night into day
G Am
Day into night, night into day
CAPO: 2nd Fret
INTRO: Am
G
The rain's too hard, the streams are too high
Am G
Too many people, barely getting by
F G
Some haven't yet paid for last winter's heat
Am G Am
Labour Day is done and the ends don't meet
Wise men say temperature's rising
G Am
And there's more water in the air
It comes down with a vengeance
G Am
Which no memory can compare
CHORUS:
C G Am
We are low in expectations
F G Am
But a body's belt can only go so tight
'Til it interferes with the circulation
G F
And you will, with all your might
G Am
Dawn into day, day into night
G
The sun's too bright, the light too white
Am G
Some days I can't sleep at night
F G
Changes come too fast and leaves you slow
Am G Am
Reason overcome by the show
So we don't talk about the weather
G Am
Quite as often as we did
Conversations go to children
G F
Voices low, our fears well hid
G Am
We don't talk about the weather like we did
CHORUS:
C G Am
Being low in expectations
F G Am
But a body's belt can only go so tight
'Til it interferes with the circulation
G F
And you will, and all your might
G Am
Dawn into day, day into night
F G Am
We build our hopes up along the way
G Am
Day into night, night into day
F G Am
We build our hopes up along the way
G Am
Day into night, night into day
G Am
Day into night, night into day
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