Biography:
John Mark McMillan is an indie rock artist from Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, where he grew up playing in local rock bands. In June of 2005, McMillan released his first album, Hope Anthology Volume One. Just a few months after the release of this album, McMillan lost his best friend in a tragic accident, bringing him into a troubling time. It was the grief caused by this accident, and the subsequent rise from it, that inspired him to create his second anthology, The Song Inside The Sounds of Breaking Down.
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Other songs:
- Death In His Grave
- How He Loves
- Ashes And Flames
- Baby Son
- Belly Of The Lion
- Between The Cracks
- Borderland
- Breaking Down
- Carbon Ribs
- Carolina Tide
- Chemicals
- Closer
- Counting On
- Dancing On The Doors
- Daylight
- Death In Reverse
- Door Keeper
- Dress Us Up
- Economy
- Enemy Love
- Future Past
- Glorious Things
- Guns Napoleon
- Heart Bleeds
- Heart Runs
- Heart Wont Stop
- Hold On
- Holy Ghost
- I Am A Temple
- I Dreamed There Was A Fountain
- I Need You In The Morning
- King Of My Heart
- Love At The End Of The World
- Love You Swore
- Magic Mirror
- Mercury Lightning
- Monsters Talk
- Murdered Son
- My Only
- Next To You
- No Country
- Nothing Stands Between Us
- Ominous
- Philadelphia
- Raging Moon
- Reckoning Day
- Seen A Darkness
- Setting Suns
- Sheet Of Night
- Silver Shore
- Sins Are Stones
- Skeleton Bones
- Ten Thousand
- The Goodness
- The Goodness John Mark Mcmillan
- The Medicine
- Tongues Of Fire
- Visceral
- Walk Around My House
- Walking In My Sleep
- Who Is This
- Wilderlove
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!
John Mark McMillan
Belly of the Lion
From "The Medicine"
Tabbed by thatchadmiller (Twitter)
The lead part is basically the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 7th frets on the A and
D strings (depending on which chord you're playing). It's easy to figure
out, but let me know if you need it.
Intro
E - A
Verse 1
E
Dance the dance we call living and dying
A
in the valley of the city in the belly of the lion
B F#m
We work all week long, all week long
E
You can lose your soul in the concrete riverbeds
A
Rolling with the flow of the currents of the walking deads
B F#m
Five o'clock comes and you're a rolling stone
Chorus
A
Days like these we got nothing to sing about
B
Days like these I don't know what I think about
F#m A
Day like these who would have known
F#m
Days like these I got nothing to sing about
A
Days like these I don't know what I think about
E B E
Days like these who would have known
Verse 2
E
Listen to the rhythm of the pawn shop shore
A
Its got you falling off your hinges like that old screen porch
B E
It's the interstate slipping in your pores again
E
You can ride the vein from the corner store to Amsterdam
A
You can bleed the train from the courthouse to the Vatican
B F#m
But Friday she's a ghost and gonna slip right through your hands, again
Chorus
Verse 1
Chorus
If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and
let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!
Belly of the Lion
From "The Medicine"
Tabbed by thatchadmiller (Twitter)
The lead part is basically the 2nd, 4th, 6th, and 7th frets on the A and
D strings (depending on which chord you're playing). It's easy to figure
out, but let me know if you need it.
Intro
E - A
Verse 1
E
Dance the dance we call living and dying
A
in the valley of the city in the belly of the lion
B F#m
We work all week long, all week long
E
You can lose your soul in the concrete riverbeds
A
Rolling with the flow of the currents of the walking deads
B F#m
Five o'clock comes and you're a rolling stone
Chorus
A
Days like these we got nothing to sing about
B
Days like these I don't know what I think about
F#m A
Day like these who would have known
F#m
Days like these I got nothing to sing about
A
Days like these I don't know what I think about
E B E
Days like these who would have known
Verse 2
E
Listen to the rhythm of the pawn shop shore
A
Its got you falling off your hinges like that old screen porch
B E
It's the interstate slipping in your pores again
E
You can ride the vein from the corner store to Amsterdam
A
You can bleed the train from the courthouse to the Vatican
B F#m
But Friday she's a ghost and gonna slip right through your hands, again
Chorus
Verse 1
Chorus
If you have any input or corrections, check out my blog for more info and
let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!
John Mccormack
John Mogensen
John Morris
John Newman
John Newton
John Swift
John Tams
John Vanderslice
John Vincent Iii
John W. Peterson