Biography:
Josh Pyke (born 18 December 1977 in Sydney, Australia) is an Australian singer-songwriting musician. His albums include Memories & Dust (2007), Chimney's Afire (2008), Only Sparrows (2011).
It didn't take long before Josh's unique voice and song writing style, influenced by the likes of Elliott Smith, Evan Dando, and Sparklehorse, began to find favour amongst music tastemakers, critics and Triple J listeners. The first taste, the assured 'Kids Don't Sell Their Hopes So Fast'
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Other songs:
- Love Lies
- Memories And Dust
- Silver
- The Lighthouse Song
- Beg Your Pardon
- Book Of Revelations
- Buttons
- Candle In Your Window
- Chimneys Afire
- Covers Are Thrown
- Diet Of Worms
- Doing What Youre Told
- Endless Summer
- Fed And Watered
- Fill You In
- Forever Song
- Goldmines
- Good Head Start
- Hollering Hearts
- House At Pooh Corner
- Leeward Side
- Lighthouse Song
- Lines On Palms
- Make You Happy
- Middle Of The Hill
- Momentary Glow
- New Years Song
- Private Education
- Punch In The Heart
- Sew My Name
- Staring Down The Sun
- Still Some Big Deal
- The Beginning And The End Of Everything
- The Best Man At Your First Loves Wedding
- The Doldrums
- The Summer
- Theres A Line
- Vibration In Air
- Vibrations In Air
- When Your Colours Go
- Where Two Oceans Meet
- Wuthering Heights
- You Dont Scare Me
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SEW MY NAME
Written by Josh Pyke
Drop-D tuning DADGBE
(capo on fourth fret)
INTRO:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
VERSE:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
when I go I think I'm gonna sew my name into all of your
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
clothes my girl since you have always worn me well
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
there are too many animals on this ship some of you I think will
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
have to sink but when it gets too much you can only adjust
CHORUS:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
RE-INTRO:
Cmaj7 `
__
VERSE:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
sunday evening always has a sense of something good about to
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
end I know we hold our breaths for tomorrow (tomorrow)
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
and when I go I think I'm gonna write my name into all the books you
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
love so well since you can read me good my girl yeah you can always read me well
CHORUS:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
BRIDGE:
G6 (7) C
try and rationalise a thing you've never seen be-
Fmaj7 `
fore (you can wear me well you can wear me well)
G6 (7) C
I'd suit myself but it's one that I've never
Fmaj7 `
worn_________________________________ and if there's
(you can wear me well you can wear me well)
Dsus2 C
only one truth that I know it's that the
Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7
stitches that we've made are the best I've ever sewn_____
CHORUS-TAG:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-
Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
OUTRO:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
__
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7
so when I go I think I'm gonna sew my name into all of your clothes
Written by Josh Pyke
Drop-D tuning DADGBE
(capo on fourth fret)
INTRO:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
VERSE:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
when I go I think I'm gonna sew my name into all of your
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
clothes my girl since you have always worn me well
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
there are too many animals on this ship some of you I think will
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
have to sink but when it gets too much you can only adjust
CHORUS:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
RE-INTRO:
Cmaj7 `
__
VERSE:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
sunday evening always has a sense of something good about to
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
end I know we hold our breaths for tomorrow (tomorrow)
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
and when I go I think I'm gonna write my name into all the books you
Am11 ` Cmaj7/F `
love so well since you can read me good my girl yeah you can always read me well
CHORUS:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
BRIDGE:
G6 (7) C
try and rationalise a thing you've never seen be-
Fmaj7 `
fore (you can wear me well you can wear me well)
G6 (7) C
I'd suit myself but it's one that I've never
Fmaj7 `
worn_________________________________ and if there's
(you can wear me well you can wear me well)
Dsus2 C
only one truth that I know it's that the
Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7
stitches that we've made are the best I've ever sewn_____
CHORUS-TAG:
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you and how you always wear me well
G6 Am Fmaj7 Fmaj7
you can't out-grow something sewn under your skin so I will always wear you well
G6 Am Fmaj7 D6/9
and oh I'm always thinking a-bout you I'm always thinking a-
Fmaj7 D6/9 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
bout you I'm always thinking a-bout you__
OUTRO:
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 `
__
Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7 ` Cmaj7
so when I go I think I'm gonna sew my name into all of your clothes
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