Ketevan “Katie” Melua (Georgian: ??????? “????” ?????, surname pronounced IPA: melu???/; born 16 September 1984) is a British-Georgian singer-songwriter and musician. She was born in the Georgian S.S.R., but moved to Northern Ireland at the age of eight and then relocated to England at the age of 14. Melua is signed to the small Dramatico record label, under the management of songwriter Mike Batt, and made her musical debut in 2003.
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A strange, beautiful song. Despite the gorgeous William Orbit production this still sounds beautiful with an acoustic guitar.
Tuning: EADGBE capo 1 for the same key as the record NB chords relative to capo 1
A Broken people get recycled And I hope that I will sometimes be thrown off the pathways Dm What I thought was my way home A Wasn't the place I know I’m not afraid of changing I'm certain nothing's certain What we are becomes our prison Dm My possessions will be gone A Back to where they came from
FGDmDm/Bb Blame no-one is to FGDmDm/Bb Blame as natural as the FGm Rain that falls DmDm/BbA Here comes the flood a-gain
A See the rock that you hold onto Is it gonna save you When the earth begins to crumble Dm Why do you feel you have to hold on A Imagine if you let go
FGDmDm/Bb Blame no-one is to FGDmDm/Bb Blame as natural as the FGm Rain that falls DmDm/BbA Here comes the flood a-gain
ADm7FEm7A Wash a-way the weight that pulls you down GbmFDm7Em7A Ride the waves that free from the dark
A Don't trust your eyes D It’s easy to be-lieve them F Know in your heart Em7A That you can leave your prison
Gbm Don't trust your mind F It's not always listening Dm7 Turn on the lights Em7A And feel the ancient rhythm
A Don't trust your eyes D It’s easy to be-lieve them F k Know in your heart Em7A That you can leave your prison
FGDmDm/Bb Blame no-one is to FGDmDm/Bb Blame as natural as the FGm Rain that falls DmDm/BbA Here comes the flood a-gain