Biography:
Sixpence None the Richer, often known as just "Sixpence", is a pop/rock band with roots in New Braunfels, Texas, United States, eventually settling in Nashville, Tennessee. Named after a passage in C. S. Lewis' theological book Mere Christianity, the group is best known for their critically acclaimed 1999 self-titled album, with 'Sixpence None the Richer' showing their strong influence from both melodic Christian rock and 60s British invasion music.
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Other songs:
- A Million Parachutes
- Breathe Your Name
- Kiss Me
- There She Goes
- An Apology
- Bleeding
- Brighten My Heart
- Circle Of Error
- Dancing Queen
- Disconnect
- Dont Dream Its Over
- Down And Out Of Time
- Drifting
- Easy To Ignore
- Eyes Wide Open
- Falling Leaves
- Fatherless And The Widow
- Field Of Flowers
- I Need Love
- It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
- Ive Been Waiting
- Loser Like Me
- Love
- Love Salvation The Fear Of Death
- Maybe Tomorrow
- Melting Alone
- Mr Grinch
- Musings
- Northern Lights
- O Come O Come Emmanuel
- Paralyzed
- Radio
- Sister Mother
- Soul
- Spotlight
- Still Burning
- The Lines Of My Earth
- The Waiting Room
- Thought Menagerie
- Too Far Gone
- Trust
- We Have Forgotten
- With Every Breath
- Within A Room Somewhere
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2 4 2 4
D - D* - F#m - D 3x
and ends with this
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Hi, I'm actually new at guitar playing but I guess I want to share something I just love
playing. I'm not sure what to call the other D-shaped chord. There may be some variations but
I enjoy playing this as the main pattern.
This is pretty simple but if you knew better and want to correct me, please email me
at [email protected]
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F#m 224422
A 002220
Basically, it follows this pattern on all parts (intro, verse, chorus...)
2 4 2 4
D - D* - F#m - D 3x
and ends with this
A - D - F#m - D
Hi, I'm actually new at guitar playing but I guess I want to share something I just love
playing. I'm not sure what to call the other D-shaped chord. There may be some variations but
I enjoy playing this as the main pattern.
This is pretty simple but if you knew better and want to correct me, please email me
at [email protected]
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