Biography:
Being in the right place at the right time is possibly one of the most important things to remember in the world we live in today. Building your own success is essential but most people who succeed nowadays have at some point in their life experienced a certain element of luck to give them the kick start they need and deserve.
Greg Holden is no exception. Having only begun his solo journey in June 2007, he has had his fair share of luck to help him along the way.
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Other songs:
- Bar On A
- Empty Hands
- The Lost Boy
- Are We Wasted
- As Far As I Can
- Bad Dream
- Boys In The Street
- Chase
- Chase The Sun
- Choking On The Concrete
- Coney Island
- Exactly Like You
- Following Footsteps
- Get Inside Out
- Give It Away
- Hell & Back
- Hold On Tight
- Home
- I Dont Believe You
- I Need An Energy
- Itll All Come Out
- Save Yourself
- Shes Got Something
- Side Of The Road
- Strings
- The Art Of Falling
- The Power Shift
- Too Young
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This is based off of the live version Greg plays with an acoustic guitar - you can check out his subway
sessions video to get the timing. Corrections welcome!
E: 022100
E2: 088700
E3: 079900
E4: 779900
C#m: x46654
C#9: x46644
F#: 244322
G#: 466544
A: 577655
Bb: 466544
E3/D: 059900
Standard Tuning, optional Capo 1(chords relative to capo)
E E2 E E2
E E2
I dream of family on the old great plains.
E E2
Peyton swears that she knows my name
E3 E4
I’ll go to hell and back
E3 E
Hell and back for sure
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
The locals tell me turn around go home
E3 E4 E3 E4
No one’s safe here how do you not know? You’ll go to hell and back
E3 E
Hell and back for sure
C#m
I think of her when I’m out here alone
C#9
I think of how she don’t know me
F# A G# F#
How she don’t know me at all — all
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
Now I’ve got some people saying boy calm down
E3 E4
Soon you’ll have nothing with no way to get out
E3
but I’ve been to hell and back
E4 E3 E
Hell and back for sure
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
The bobbies stop me every seventeen miles
E3 E3/D# E3/D E3
Got nothing on me but still clean me out they’ve been to hell and back
E4 E3 E
Hell and back for sure
C#m
I think of her when I’m out here alone
C#9
I think of how she don’t know me
F# A G# F#
How she don’t know me at all — all
sessions video to get the timing. Corrections welcome!
E: 022100
E2: 088700
E3: 079900
E4: 779900
C#m: x46654
C#9: x46644
F#: 244322
G#: 466544
A: 577655
Bb: 466544
E3/D: 059900
Standard Tuning, optional Capo 1(chords relative to capo)
E E2 E E2
E E2
I dream of family on the old great plains.
E E2
Peyton swears that she knows my name
E3 E4
I’ll go to hell and back
E3 E
Hell and back for sure
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
The locals tell me turn around go home
E3 E4 E3 E4
No one’s safe here how do you not know? You’ll go to hell and back
E3 E
Hell and back for sure
C#m
I think of her when I’m out here alone
C#9
I think of how she don’t know me
F# A G# F#
How she don’t know me at all — all
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
Now I’ve got some people saying boy calm down
E3 E4
Soon you’ll have nothing with no way to get out
E3
but I’ve been to hell and back
E4 E3 E
Hell and back for sure
E E2 E E2
E3 E4
The bobbies stop me every seventeen miles
E3 E3/D# E3/D E3
Got nothing on me but still clean me out they’ve been to hell and back
E4 E3 E
Hell and back for sure
C#m
I think of her when I’m out here alone
C#9
I think of how she don’t know me
F# A G# F#
How she don’t know me at all — all
