Biography:
Kevin Morby is an American musician, singer and songwriter. Formerly the bass guitarist of the folk rock band Woods, and the frontman of The Babies, Morby began a solo career in 2013.
Harlem River marked the solo debut. Known for his work as the singer/guitarist for the Brooklyn band The Babies and bassist for Woods, the Kansas City native and new Los Angeles resident, calls the record “an homage to New York City,” his adopted home for the past five years.
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Other songs:
- Aboard My Train
- All Of My Life
- Baltimore County Line
- Beautiful Strangers
- Black Flowers
- Come To Me Now
- Crybaby
- Cut Me Down
- Destroyer
- Dorothy
- Downtowns Lights
- Drunk And On A Star
- Farewell Transmission
- I Have Been To The Mountain
- Miles Miles Miles
- Our Moon
- Parade
- Slow Train
- Tin Can
- Wild Side Oh The Places Youll Go
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Mother, sister comfort me
G D
Feel so wet and cold
A
And downtown's lights look like a fire
D G D
As I'm headed out in the snow
D
You know I've gone to live one thousand lives
And to die one thousand deaths
A
But lately baby, got me scared
G D
Ain't got too much left
G D
I watch the tide flying
G D
Like a sparrow
G D
I Watch the lights dying
A
Off like dominoes
D
Uh-hoh
D
And the church bells were ringing
G D
And the church bells they cried
A
And the church bells sang inside my heart
G D
The night before she died
D
And Jesus came to me
G D
He put a song into my ears
A
He said let it fall right out your mouth
G D
For the whole wide world to hear
G D G D
And so I opened wide and out came a tide
G D A
And I let them know what to follow
G D G D
And I cried Mother, Sister won't you comfort me
A
Downtown's locked up for the night
G D G D A D G D
And I don't have a key
D
Mother, sister comfort me
G D
Feel so wet and cold
A
And downtown's lights look like a fire
G D
As I'm headed out towards the show
D
You know I've gone to live one thousand lives
G D
And to die one thousand deaths
A
But lately baby, got me scared
G D
Ain't got too much left
A
But the ones that I had spent with you
G D
Were the best that I ever had
Mother, sister comfort me
G D
Feel so wet and cold
A
And downtown's lights look like a fire
D G D
As I'm headed out in the snow
D
You know I've gone to live one thousand lives
And to die one thousand deaths
A
But lately baby, got me scared
G D
Ain't got too much left
G D
I watch the tide flying
G D
Like a sparrow
G D
I Watch the lights dying
A
Off like dominoes
D
Uh-hoh
D
And the church bells were ringing
G D
And the church bells they cried
A
And the church bells sang inside my heart
G D
The night before she died
D
And Jesus came to me
G D
He put a song into my ears
A
He said let it fall right out your mouth
G D
For the whole wide world to hear
G D G D
And so I opened wide and out came a tide
G D A
And I let them know what to follow
G D G D
And I cried Mother, Sister won't you comfort me
A
Downtown's locked up for the night
G D G D A D G D
And I don't have a key
D
Mother, sister comfort me
G D
Feel so wet and cold
A
And downtown's lights look like a fire
G D
As I'm headed out towards the show
D
You know I've gone to live one thousand lives
G D
And to die one thousand deaths
A
But lately baby, got me scared
G D
Ain't got too much left
A
But the ones that I had spent with you
G D
Were the best that I ever had
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