Biography:
The Cloves are quickly making a name for themselves in the Seattle music scene. After only playing six shows with a full lineup, the band played Seattle's famous Showbox Theater, only to then sell out The Triple Door for their debut EP release show.
The nucleus of the band, Michael Hochstatter (vocals, guitar) and Kevin Poleskie (vocals, bass), come from a town by the name of Sumner, just 30 miles outside Seattle. Hochstatter and Poleskie spent their childhood together
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The Cloves "A Million Reasons"
This one's not too hard. The verses are
largely C-Gm7 with a Dm thrown in. The
Dm is transitional only and could be treated
as optional in most places for a simpler play.
The chorus moves to a Bb-F-C with a Gm7-Dm
transition. Again, the transition is largely
optional. See what you like. The bridge is
little less certain but I think a repeated
C-Bb-F works. I used all first position
chords with a capo on the first fret.
(Capo on first fret)
INTRO:
C Gm7 x2 (Piano intro)
C Gm7 Dm x2
VERSE 1:
C Gm7 Dm C
I woke up this afternoon
C Gm7 Dm C
The sun was dropping way too soon
C Gm7 Dm C
Still the birds were singing loud
C Gm7 Dm C
Now I know there's nothing to worry about
C Gm7 Dm Bb
Yeah I know there's nothing to worry about
CHORUS:
Bb F C Gm7 Dm
There's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
There's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm
To tell me things will be alright
VERSE 2:
C Gm7 Dm C
I'm seated silent patiently
C Gm7 Dm C
Just waiting for the world to leave
C Gm7 Dm C
Precious sites to run around
C Gm7 Dm C
Now I know there's nothing to worry about
C Gm7 Dm Bb
Yeah I know there's nothing to worry about
CHORUS:
Bb F C Gm7 Dm
Yeah there's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
But there's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm
To tell me things will be alright
BRIDGE:
C Bb F x4
(Instrumental)
CHORUS:
Bb F C
Yeah there's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
But there's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7
To tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7
To tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm C
To tell me things will be alright
This one's not too hard. The verses are
largely C-Gm7 with a Dm thrown in. The
Dm is transitional only and could be treated
as optional in most places for a simpler play.
The chorus moves to a Bb-F-C with a Gm7-Dm
transition. Again, the transition is largely
optional. See what you like. The bridge is
little less certain but I think a repeated
C-Bb-F works. I used all first position
chords with a capo on the first fret.
(Capo on first fret)
INTRO:
C Gm7 x2 (Piano intro)
C Gm7 Dm x2
VERSE 1:
C Gm7 Dm C
I woke up this afternoon
C Gm7 Dm C
The sun was dropping way too soon
C Gm7 Dm C
Still the birds were singing loud
C Gm7 Dm C
Now I know there's nothing to worry about
C Gm7 Dm Bb
Yeah I know there's nothing to worry about
CHORUS:
Bb F C Gm7 Dm
There's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
There's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm
To tell me things will be alright
VERSE 2:
C Gm7 Dm C
I'm seated silent patiently
C Gm7 Dm C
Just waiting for the world to leave
C Gm7 Dm C
Precious sites to run around
C Gm7 Dm C
Now I know there's nothing to worry about
C Gm7 Dm Bb
Yeah I know there's nothing to worry about
CHORUS:
Bb F C Gm7 Dm
Yeah there's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
But there's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm
To tell me things will be alright
BRIDGE:
C Bb F x4
(Instrumental)
CHORUS:
Bb F C
Yeah there's a hundred reasons to make me not feel safe outside
Bb F C Gm7
But there's a million reasons to tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7
To tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7
To tell me things will be alright
Dm C Gm7 Dm C
To tell me things will be alright
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