Biography:
Kevin Devine is an American songwriter and musician from Brooklyn, New York, who is known for alternately introspective and political lyrics and melodic acoustic guitar tunes. He cites his influences as Bob Dylan, Elliott Smith, Guns N' Roses, Brother Paramo and Nirvana, among others. He grew up in Brooklyn and Staten Island, and has spent significant time in Manhattan and Queens as well. Devine graduated Fordham University at Lincoln Center in 2001, majoring in journalism.
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Other songs:
- A Flatline Blur
- Brooklyn Boy
- Like Cursing Kids
- People Are So Fickle
- Splitting Up Christmas
- Tapdance
- The Longer That I'm Out Here
- You Are My Sunshine
- Afterparty
- Alabama Acres
- All Of Everything Erased
- Awake In The Dirt
- Before Youre Here
- Between The Concrete And Clouds
- Bloodhound
- Brothers Blood
- Bubblegum
- Burning City Smoke
- Cotton Crush
- Country Sky Glow
- Fever Moon
- Fingerprints And Photographs
- Go Haunt Someone Else
- Guys With Record Collections
- Haircut
- Heaven Bound Glory Be
- Holland 1945
- I Could Be With Anyone
- I Was Alive Back Then
- If We Meet Today
- Instigator
- Its Only Your Life
- Just Stay
- Kareem Abdul Jabar
- Keep Ringing Your Bell
- Less Yesterday More Today
- Little Bulldozer
- Longer That Im Out Here
- Lord I Know We Dont Talk
- Love Me Im A Liberal
- Luxembourg
- Marie
- Murphys Song
- No History
- No One Elses Problem
- No One Says You Have To
- No Time Flat
- No Why
- Noose Dressed Like A Necklace
- Not Over You Yet
- Now Navigate
- Off
- Part Of The Whole
- Probably
- Redbird
- She Stayed As Steam
- Shift Change Splits The Streets
- Sleepwalking Through My Life
- The Weathers Wonderful
- Tomarrows Just Too Late
- Tomorrows Just Too Late
- Trouble
- Wait Out The Wreck
- You Are The Daybreak
- You Knock Me Out
- Youll Only End Up Joining Them
- Youre My Incentive
- Yr Damned Old Dad
- Yr Husband
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Pick up the rhythm by listening to the song.
C#m D E A x3
C#m
I was consumed
D E A
with proving you were a liar.
C#m
But what good would that do?
D
We both know the truth;
E A
We were there and we lived it.
C#
But then we kept rewriting and revising it.
D E
Rehashing and repeating,
A
It was bad for us both.
C#m
And I was passive aggressive; I'm sorry,
D E A
I was anxious to let it all go.
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine,
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine.
C#m D E A
So many words and they all burn like blood on my tongue.
C#m D E A
So many songs and I hate singing every one.
C#m
I worry that I may never be satisfied.
D E
I try and try and try,
A
But it's there in the front of my mind:
C#m D E A
Bodies rotting in water into mixtures of color that blur all the time.
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine,
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine.
You're no one else's problem,
Bm C#m
but you sure are,
D E
A
Yeah, you sure are mine.
Bm
Bm A Abm E
Abm
A A#m
Bm
Bm A Abm E
Abm
A A#m
Bm C#m
D E
A
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine
D
You're no one else's problem,
Bm
but you sure,
C#m
are,
D
you,
E
are,
A
mine!
C#m D E A x2
Hope that helps! Sound off in the comments below.
C#m D E A x3
C#m
I was consumed
D E A
with proving you were a liar.
C#m
But what good would that do?
D
We both know the truth;
E A
We were there and we lived it.
C#
But then we kept rewriting and revising it.
D E
Rehashing and repeating,
A
It was bad for us both.
C#m
And I was passive aggressive; I'm sorry,
D E A
I was anxious to let it all go.
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine,
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine.
C#m D E A
So many words and they all burn like blood on my tongue.
C#m D E A
So many songs and I hate singing every one.
C#m
I worry that I may never be satisfied.
D E
I try and try and try,
A
But it's there in the front of my mind:
C#m D E A
Bodies rotting in water into mixtures of color that blur all the time.
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine,
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine.
You're no one else's problem,
Bm C#m
but you sure are,
D E
A
Yeah, you sure are mine.
Bm
Bm A Abm E
Abm
A A#m
Bm
Bm A Abm E
Abm
A A#m
Bm C#m
D E
A
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine
D
You're no one else's problem,
E
but you sure are mine
D
You're no one else's problem,
Bm
but you sure,
C#m
are,
D
you,
E
are,
A
mine!
C#m D E A x2
Hope that helps! Sound off in the comments below.
