Biography:
Gregory Alan Isakov (born in 1979 in Johannesburg, South Africa) is a South Africa-born American singer-songwriter. He released his first album, Rust Colored Stones, in 2003.
Isakov has been described by Boulder Weekly, "Strong, subtle, a lyrical genius" and has been compared to his influences; Bruce Springsteen, Kelly Joe Phelps, Iron & Wine and Gillian Welch. Isakov's humble presence and his overwhelming voice and guitar style has been treasured by an ever-growing and captivated fan base.
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Other songs:
- All Shades Of Blue
- Big Black Car
- Caves
- If I Go I'm Goin'
- Living Proof
- Suitcase Full Of Sparks
- That Moon Song
- That Sea, The Gambler
- The Stable Song
- Time Will Tell
- 3Am
- All There Is
- Amsterdam
- Astronaut
- Berth
- Black Blue
- Bullet Holes
- Buried In The Waves
- Chelsea Hotel No 2
- Chemicals
- Dandelion Wine
- Dark Dark Dark
- Desdemone
- Drank All The Wine
- Evelyn
- February
- Fire Escape
- Garden
- Girl With The Feather
- Highway 29
- Honey Its Alright
- Idaho
- If I Go Im Goin
- If I Go Im Going
- Ill Feed Your Horses
- In Tall Buildings
- John Browns Body
- Kathys Song
- Liars
- Light Year
- Master And A Hound
- Mercury
- Monsters
- Morning Lady
- O City Lights
- One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong
- Raising Cain
- Red And Gold
- Saint Valentine
- Salt And The Sea
- San Francisco
- San Luis
- Second Chances
- She Always Takes It Black
- Shining Offa You
- Southern Star
- That Sea The Gamber
- That Sea The Gambler
- The Moon Song
- The Moon Was Red And Dangerous
- The Universe
- This Empty Northern Hemisphere
- Too Far Away
- Unwritable Girl
- Virginia May
- Was I Just Another One
- Where You Gonna Go
- Wings In All Black
- Words
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Artist: Gregory Alan Isakov
Song: Living Proof
Album: The Weatherman
Tabbed By: Jo Lefebure
Capo 2
Intro/Riff 1: use your pinky finger on the 3rd fret of the d-string
as a sort of transition.
(just listen to the song, you will get what I mean)
C F C F F
e|---------------------|
b|--1--1----1--1----1--|
g|--0--0----0--0----2--|
d|--2--3----2--3----3--| x4, fourth time end on a G instead of an F
a|--3--3----3--3-------|
e|---------------------|
C F C Am G
the night fell with bicycle bells, the dark had wooden teeth
F C Am G
oh we broke on up to hill country, the air was thin and sweet
F Riff 1
lord, the air was thin and sweet
C F C Am G
she held onto my coat that night, like a kid lost in her sleeves
F C
oh we warmed the ground, we hushed our sound
Am G
we slept on walking feet
F Riff 1
lord, we slept on walking feet
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
can you help me remember
F C
when we were all flying free
Am G
we were dust from our bodies
F C Am G
and we were flicker and flame, yeah we burned till the morning
F Riff 1
Darlin, pardon me
C F C
off in the night, you can hear 'em bright,
Am C
the Sirens of the Sea
Am G F C
oh and city birds and alley girls, they all just sing for free
F Riff 1
oh they all just sing for free
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
but do I look familiar
F C
when we were just larkspur and leaves
Am G
we were strung through the tether
F C
and we were all silver and stone
Am G
we were the lust of the miners
F Riff 1
Darlin, pardon me
Am E F G
Am E F G
C F C Am C
that sky glowed all calico like phosphor in the sea
Am G
to the ground we fall, she owns us all
F C
kings and boys and beast
F Riff 1
kings and boys and beast
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
but do I look familiar
F C
when we were just flying free
Am G
and we burned from a freight train
F C Am G
and we were some flicker of truth in the smile of a salesman
F Am C G
and we were all buried jewels 'neath the grass in the suburbs
F C Am G
and we were all living proof
F Riff 1
oh Darlin, pardon me
Song: Living Proof
Album: The Weatherman
Tabbed By: Jo Lefebure
Capo 2
Intro/Riff 1: use your pinky finger on the 3rd fret of the d-string
as a sort of transition.
(just listen to the song, you will get what I mean)
C F C F F
e|---------------------|
b|--1--1----1--1----1--|
g|--0--0----0--0----2--|
d|--2--3----2--3----3--| x4, fourth time end on a G instead of an F
a|--3--3----3--3-------|
e|---------------------|
C F C Am G
the night fell with bicycle bells, the dark had wooden teeth
F C Am G
oh we broke on up to hill country, the air was thin and sweet
F Riff 1
lord, the air was thin and sweet
C F C Am G
she held onto my coat that night, like a kid lost in her sleeves
F C
oh we warmed the ground, we hushed our sound
Am G
we slept on walking feet
F Riff 1
lord, we slept on walking feet
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
can you help me remember
F C
when we were all flying free
Am G
we were dust from our bodies
F C Am G
and we were flicker and flame, yeah we burned till the morning
F Riff 1
Darlin, pardon me
C F C
off in the night, you can hear 'em bright,
Am C
the Sirens of the Sea
Am G F C
oh and city birds and alley girls, they all just sing for free
F Riff 1
oh they all just sing for free
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
but do I look familiar
F C
when we were just larkspur and leaves
Am G
we were strung through the tether
F C
and we were all silver and stone
Am G
we were the lust of the miners
F Riff 1
Darlin, pardon me
Am E F G
Am E F G
C F C Am C
that sky glowed all calico like phosphor in the sea
Am G
to the ground we fall, she owns us all
F C
kings and boys and beast
F Riff 1
kings and boys and beast
F C
oh Darlin, pardon me
Am G
but do I look familiar
F C
when we were just flying free
Am G
and we burned from a freight train
F C Am G
and we were some flicker of truth in the smile of a salesman
F Am C G
and we were all buried jewels 'neath the grass in the suburbs
F C Am G
and we were all living proof
F Riff 1
oh Darlin, pardon me
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