Biography:
The Innocence Mission are a folk band featuring the beautiful, mesmerizing vocals of Karen Peris, and the guitar backing of her husband, Don Peris.
Their signature style is dreamy slow songs, with beautiful melodies.
The original band, including Mike Bitts (bass), and Steve Brown (drums), was formed in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in the early 80s when the members met during a Catholic school production of Godspell. Although all members of the band have contributed musically, Karen Peris does most of the group's writing.
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 06:22:24 -0600
From: Dominick Mancine
Subject: TAB: I Hear You Say So by The Innocence Mission
I Hear You Say So
from the album Glow by The Innocence Mission
Some of this is probably wrong (like the intro).
intro:
F# x4
F# C# G#m F# C# x2
F# C# G#m C#
I think I hear you saying
F# C# G#m C#
In the green June now
B F# B F#
Singing in, Ringing out
F# F D#m F# G# C# F#
I hear you say so
(same chords as first verse)
I walk a pale blue mile to my house
In the evening and I know
Singing in, Ringing out
I hear you say so
(middle part--don't know the chords)
Say about iron bridges,
They rattle, they rattle but never give way;
and this boy who is leaving his home,
who is reaching out, says:
Yes, I'm sure about some things.
(same chords as first two verses--note change at end)
When I will be driving away
I will not be alone there and I know
Singing in, Ringing out
F# F D#m F# G# C# B F# B F# <-(change at "so")
I hear you say so
F# F D#m F# G# C# B F# B F#
I hear you say so
F# F D#m F# G# C# F# (same as 1st two verses)
I hear you say so
Dominick Mancine
[email protected]
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 06:22:24 -0600
From: Dominick Mancine
Subject: TAB: I Hear You Say So by The Innocence Mission
I Hear You Say So
from the album Glow by The Innocence Mission
Some of this is probably wrong (like the intro).
intro:
F# x4
F# C# G#m F# C# x2
F# C# G#m C#
I think I hear you saying
F# C# G#m C#
In the green June now
B F# B F#
Singing in, Ringing out
F# F D#m F# G# C# F#
I hear you say so
(same chords as first verse)
I walk a pale blue mile to my house
In the evening and I know
Singing in, Ringing out
I hear you say so
(middle part--don't know the chords)
Say about iron bridges,
They rattle, they rattle but never give way;
and this boy who is leaving his home,
who is reaching out, says:
Yes, I'm sure about some things.
(same chords as first two verses--note change at end)
When I will be driving away
I will not be alone there and I know
Singing in, Ringing out
F# F D#m F# G# C# B F# B F# <-(change at "so")
I hear you say so
F# F D#m F# G# C# B F# B F#
I hear you say so
F# F D#m F# G# C# F# (same as 1st two verses)
I hear you say so
Dominick Mancine
[email protected]
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