Biography:
Keaton Henson (born 24 March 1988) is an English folk rock musician, visual artist and poet from London.
As a musician Henson usually sings and plays guitar. Henson suffers from serious stage fright and, as a result, he rarely plays concerts. His art show "Hithermost" took place at the Pertwee, Anderson & Gold gallery in London in January 2013 and "sold quickly". He has also released a wordless graphic novel called "Gloaming", published by Pocko, which is "essentially a field guide to a spirit world beyond our reality".
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Other songs:
- About Sophie
- Alright
- Beekeeper
- Corpse Roads
- Flesh And Bone
- Lying To You
- Not That You'd Even Notice
- Small Hands
- You
- Sarah Minor
- 10 Am Gare Du Nord
- 10Am Gare Du Nord
- Always On My Mind
- Charon
- Comfortable Love
- Dont Be Long
- Dont Swim
- Epilogue
- How Could I Have Known
- Hurt Me
- If Im To Die
- In The Morning
- Judging Books By Their Covers
- Kronos
- Mary Celeste
- Metaphors
- Milk Teeth
- Nests
- No Witnesses
- Not That Youd Even Notice
- Old Lovers In Dressing Rooms
- On The News
- Polyhymnia
- Strawbear
- Sweetheart What Have You Done To Us
- Teach Me
- The Best Today
- The Drowning
- The Pugilist
- To Your Health
- You Dont Know How Lucky You Are
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!
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!
G/F# = 200033
[Intro]
D G
[Verse]
D G
Empty pack of cigarettes by the bed
D G G/F#
You woke up, looked at me and said
Em A
Keaton, is it morning yet?
Em A
No, we have a couple of hours left
Em A
And god knows what'll happen then
[Instrumental]
D A G
[Chorus]
D A G
And there may be questions in your head
D A G
As a new day is dawning
D A G
What things for us lie ahead?
D A G
Woman, I will see you in the morning
[Verse 2]
D G
And I know every mark on your hand
D G G/F#
perhaps you'd like me more if I was still in a band
Em A
but you know the crowds unsettle me
Em A
these days I'd play for free
Em A
baby, please don't look at me
like that
[Instrumental]
D A G
[Chorus 2]
D A G
And there may be questions in your head
D A G
As a new day is dawning
D A G
What things for us lie ahead?
D A G
and woman I will see you in the morning
D A G
oh woman I will see you in the morning
D A G
oh woman I will see you in the morning
D
morning
[Intro]
D G
[Verse]
D G
Empty pack of cigarettes by the bed
D G G/F#
You woke up, looked at me and said
Em A
Keaton, is it morning yet?
Em A
No, we have a couple of hours left
Em A
And god knows what'll happen then
[Instrumental]
D A G
[Chorus]
D A G
And there may be questions in your head
D A G
As a new day is dawning
D A G
What things for us lie ahead?
D A G
Woman, I will see you in the morning
[Verse 2]
D G
And I know every mark on your hand
D G G/F#
perhaps you'd like me more if I was still in a band
Em A
but you know the crowds unsettle me
Em A
these days I'd play for free
Em A
baby, please don't look at me
like that
[Instrumental]
D A G
[Chorus 2]
D A G
And there may be questions in your head
D A G
As a new day is dawning
D A G
What things for us lie ahead?
D A G
and woman I will see you in the morning
D A G
oh woman I will see you in the morning
D A G
oh woman I will see you in the morning
D
morning
