Biography:
Anna Alexandra Ternheim (born in Stockholm, Sweden on 31 May 1978) is a Swedish singer-songwriter who performs in English.
She released her début album Somebody Outside in 2004. The Swedish Grammy jury awarded her as Best Newcomer of the year, and was nominated for Best Female Artist, Best Lyricist and Best Songwriter of 2005. She also won the P3 Gold award for Best Newcomer 2004.
For her second album, Separation Road released on September 27
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Other songs:
- I Say No
- No I Don't Remember
- Wedding Song
- A French Love
- A Friend At Last
- Anywhere I Lay My Head
- Black Sunday Afternoon
- Bring Down Like I
- Damaged Ones
- Feels Like Sand
- For The Young
- Girl Laying Down
- Halfway To Fivepoints
- Highlands
- Ill Follow You Tonight
- Lately
- Little Lies
- Loneliness Is Gone
- Lorelie
- Lovers Dream
- Make It On My Own
- My Heart Still Beats For You
- My Secret
- Nights In Goodville
- No I Dont Remember
- No Subtle Men
- Quiet Night
- Shoreline
- Still A Beautiful Day
- Summer Rain
- The Longer The Waiting The Sweeter The Kiss
- To Be Gone
- Today Is A Good Day
- Tribute To Linn
- Troubled Mind
- Walking Aimlessly
- What Have I Done
- When Tomorrow Comes
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Anna Ternheim - A Friend At Last
After I couldn't find this on the internet, I tried to digger it our myself. I got the
feeling it sounds pretty much like the original. So here is my version:
Standard Tuning
Chords used
Am 002210
C 032010
G 320003
F 133211
Amadd9 020210
Dadd9 054030
(Verse 1)
Am C G F
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
C G
We've had our last round
Am C G F
Your words are weightless They once weighed gold
C G
And had me spellbound
(Chorus)
Am (Am add9) C (D add9) Am (Am add9) C
You …. …. belong to the past
(D add9) Am (Am add9) C
I'm not crying over you
(D add9)
You're just a friend at last
(Fill)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
(Verse 2)
My life is changing But you will play no part
You want me your way Become the slow-moving girl
Who hangs around Loved ones to become
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
The stone turned to air at last
(Chorus)
You belong to the past
I'm not crying over you
You're just a friend at last
You're just a friend
(Fill)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
(Bridge)
Am C G F
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
Am Am dd9????
It's obvious to me
(Chorus)
That you belong to the past
I'm not crying over you
You're just a friend at last
You're just a friend
(Outro)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
Thats about it. Have fun playing this beautiful song.
After I couldn't find this on the internet, I tried to digger it our myself. I got the
feeling it sounds pretty much like the original. So here is my version:
Standard Tuning
Chords used
Am 002210
C 032010
G 320003
F 133211
Amadd9 020210
Dadd9 054030
(Verse 1)
Am C G F
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
C G
We've had our last round
Am C G F
Your words are weightless They once weighed gold
C G
And had me spellbound
(Chorus)
Am (Am add9) C (D add9) Am (Am add9) C
You …. …. belong to the past
(D add9) Am (Am add9) C
I'm not crying over you
(D add9)
You're just a friend at last
(Fill)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
(Verse 2)
My life is changing But you will play no part
You want me your way Become the slow-moving girl
Who hangs around Loved ones to become
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
The stone turned to air at last
(Chorus)
You belong to the past
I'm not crying over you
You're just a friend at last
You're just a friend
(Fill)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
(Bridge)
Am C G F
After years of having you As a weight on my heart
Am Am dd9????
It's obvious to me
(Chorus)
That you belong to the past
I'm not crying over you
You're just a friend at last
You're just a friend
(Outro)
// Am (Am add9) C (D add9) //
Thats about it. Have fun playing this beautiful song.
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