Biography:
Jonathan Mark Foreman (born October 22, 1976) also known as Jonathan Foreman is the lead singer, songwriter and guitarist of the alternative rock band Switchfoot; one part of the alt. folk duo Fiction Family with Sean Watkins from Nickel Creek; and a folk-singer-songwriter solo artist.
Jon Foreman has released four conceptual EPs as a solo artist: "Fall" & "Winter" (2007) "Spring" & "Summer" (2008). He later compiled several songs from each EP into the LP "Limbs and Branches" (2008), which included two new songs.
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Other songs:
- Dreamer
- My Coffin
- Somebody's Baby
- The Mountain
- Tomorrows Song
- Your Love Is Strong
- A Mirror Is Harder To Hold
- Again
- All Of Gods Children
- Before Our Time
- Broken From The Start
- Caroline
- Come Home
- Deep In Your Eyes There Is A River
- Do You Only Love The Ones Who Look Like You
- Equally Skilled
- Ghost Machine
- House Of God Forever
- I Am Still Running
- In My Arms
- Inheritance
- June And Johnny
- Just Rob Me
- Learnin How To Die
- Learning How To Die
- Love Isnt Made
- March A Prelude To Spring
- Mercys War
- My Love Goes Free
- Never Alone
- Patron Saint Of Rock And Roll
- Rebellion Lies
- Restless
- Resurrect Me
- Revenge
- Running From Me
- She Said
- Sirens Song
- Southbound Train
- Terminal
- The Cure For Pain
- The House Of God Forever
- The Moon Is A Magnet
- White As Snow
- You Alone
- You Dont Know How Beautiful You Are
- Your Love Is Enough
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Key: B
You can play this easier by using Capo 2 or Capo4 and transposing these chords down 2 or 4 steps.
Intro: B D E
B
The doctor says I'm dying
I die a little every day
D
But he's got no prescription that could
Take my death away
E
The doctor says it don't look so good
B
It's terminal
B
Some folks die in offices one day at a time
D
They could live a hundred years
But their soul's already dead
E
Don't let your spirit die before your body does
B D
We're terminal, we're terminal
E
We're terminal
B
We are, we are the living souls
D
With terminal hearts, terminal parts
E
Flickering like candles, shimmering like candles
D B
We're fatally flawed, we're fatally flawed
B
Whenever I start cursing at the traffic or the phone
D
I remind myself that we have all got cancer in our bones
E
Don’t yell at the dead, show a little respect
B
It’s terminal, it's terminal
B
We are, we are the living souls
D
With terminal hearts, terminal parts
E
Flickering like candles, shimmering like candles
D B
We're fatally flawed, we're fatally flawed
You can play this easier by using Capo 2 or Capo4 and transposing these chords down 2 or 4 steps.
Intro: B D E
B
The doctor says I'm dying
I die a little every day
D
But he's got no prescription that could
Take my death away
E
The doctor says it don't look so good
B
It's terminal
B
Some folks die in offices one day at a time
D
They could live a hundred years
But their soul's already dead
E
Don't let your spirit die before your body does
B D
We're terminal, we're terminal
E
We're terminal
B
We are, we are the living souls
D
With terminal hearts, terminal parts
E
Flickering like candles, shimmering like candles
D B
We're fatally flawed, we're fatally flawed
B
Whenever I start cursing at the traffic or the phone
D
I remind myself that we have all got cancer in our bones
E
Don’t yell at the dead, show a little respect
B
It’s terminal, it's terminal
B
We are, we are the living souls
D
With terminal hearts, terminal parts
E
Flickering like candles, shimmering like candles
D B
We're fatally flawed, we're fatally flawed
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