Biography:
Sorcha Richardson is a Irish singer/songwriter based in Dublin, where she returned in 2017 after living in New York for eight years. Her atmospheric folk has been poetically described as "bedroom songs sung from a big city window" (bitzlr.com). She released her debut EP, "Sleep Will Set Me Free", in June 2012 and her follow up EP, "Last Train", on September 30th through Parisian indie label Crosswalk Records. Her debut album "First Prize Bravery" was realeased in November 2019 – "intimate, personal pop" (DIY).
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Sorcha plays Dm, F and Fm as bar versions and F and Fm on the 8th fret.
[Intro]
C E Am Dm F Fm
[Verse]
C E Am
Summer everybody's coming home
Dm F Fm
Now I'm lying in my old bedroom again on my own
C E Am
Listen to the cars passing outside
Dm F Fm
Remember Adam crashed his car into the tree but somehow he survived
C E Am
Then the next night you walked me home
Dm F Fm
We'd been drinking underage and you said do you think our parents know?
C E Am Dm F Fm
We hid a bottle in the trees, oh we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk for free
C E Am Dm F Fm
No we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk on me
C E Am
Somedays are quiet in my mind
Dm F Fm
All the images dissolve, all the memories go blind
C E Am
Somebody asked me to think about a time
Dm F Fm
When we were truly happy oh when everything was fine
C E Am
You waved at me from the front door
Dm F Fm
Told you I'd be home for Christmas I've been gone for 6 years more
C E Am Dm
And when I do all the colours bleed I'm watching lightening from my window
F Fm
I feel so numb when I leave
C E Am Dm
Stay a little longer if you need to be happy once again
F Fm C E Am
I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C E Am
Happy once again I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C
Happy once again I can be your friend
[Intro]
C E Am Dm F Fm
[Verse]
C E Am
Summer everybody's coming home
Dm F Fm
Now I'm lying in my old bedroom again on my own
C E Am
Listen to the cars passing outside
Dm F Fm
Remember Adam crashed his car into the tree but somehow he survived
C E Am
Then the next night you walked me home
Dm F Fm
We'd been drinking underage and you said do you think our parents know?
C E Am Dm F Fm
We hid a bottle in the trees, oh we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk for free
C E Am Dm F Fm
No we couldn't find it later, guess the neighbours getting drunk on me
C E Am
Somedays are quiet in my mind
Dm F Fm
All the images dissolve, all the memories go blind
C E Am
Somebody asked me to think about a time
Dm F Fm
When we were truly happy oh when everything was fine
C E Am
You waved at me from the front door
Dm F Fm
Told you I'd be home for Christmas I've been gone for 6 years more
C E Am Dm
And when I do all the colours bleed I'm watching lightening from my window
F Fm
I feel so numb when I leave
C E Am Dm
Stay a little longer if you need to be happy once again
F Fm C E Am
I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C E Am
Happy once again I can be your friend
Dm F Fm C
Happy once again I can be your friend
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