Biography:
The Reason
Faith & atonement... two words that move some to revulsion and others fascination. Some have killed thousands over these words. Others have healed multitudes. Opinions regarding these terms are beyond polarized, so much so that apathy for many has become the path of preference. Nonetheless, even to the most indifferent of us, these terms still hold water.
A Thousand Times Repent, is a narrative of these divisions. Simply stated, we are six who have chosen to embrace the notion that there exists something far beyond ourselves.
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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!
The original key is in F#, not G... so as a guitarist you'll want to drop
tune down a half step. On a piano it's way easier to play in F#, and this
song sounds better in F#, so the tuning should be down a half step.
This was a bit difficult to transcribe because for one his voice is loud and
it's hard to hear the piano, and it sounds like he's using a lot of
non-chord tones. That said, listen to the song while playing it to try to
get some of those non-chord tones he's using, as well as his positioning. It
also seems like he's using a lot of open fifths, something to be mindful of.
I'm sure this isn't perfect, so if someone has a better ear for it there
might need to be some corrections!
G D/F#
So here I am broken open.
G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
Emptied of myself, of my regrets.
G D/F# G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
You said you'd soon return, so I'll light a fire, guard the flame and let it burn
G D/F#
So here I am broken open, yours alone.
G D/F# C C7
Await the day for you to come, to go back home.
G7 D/F# C C7 C
So please don't you tarry long, in your presence is where I want to belong
G7 D/F# C C7 C
So please don't you tarry long, here I am letting go, yours alone
G D/F# G D/F# Am Am-add9
So here I am broken open. Yours alone, yours alone Lord.
G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
This is me, broken open. Yours alone
tune down a half step. On a piano it's way easier to play in F#, and this
song sounds better in F#, so the tuning should be down a half step.
This was a bit difficult to transcribe because for one his voice is loud and
it's hard to hear the piano, and it sounds like he's using a lot of
non-chord tones. That said, listen to the song while playing it to try to
get some of those non-chord tones he's using, as well as his positioning. It
also seems like he's using a lot of open fifths, something to be mindful of.
I'm sure this isn't perfect, so if someone has a better ear for it there
might need to be some corrections!
G D/F#
So here I am broken open.
G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
Emptied of myself, of my regrets.
G D/F# G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
You said you'd soon return, so I'll light a fire, guard the flame and let it burn
G D/F#
So here I am broken open, yours alone.
G D/F# C C7
Await the day for you to come, to go back home.
G7 D/F# C C7 C
So please don't you tarry long, in your presence is where I want to belong
G7 D/F# C C7 C
So please don't you tarry long, here I am letting go, yours alone
G D/F# G D/F# Am Am-add9
So here I am broken open. Yours alone, yours alone Lord.
G D/F# Am Am-add9 Am
This is me, broken open. Yours alone
