Biography:
Andrew Huang is a Toronto-based new media artist whose work is a distillation of his passion for music, video, social media and audience engagement.
A versatile composer, he is unable to be pinned down to any one genre of music. As a producer he has created work for companies such as WWF, US Bank and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet; as a songwriter and performer he has toured 6 countries. Last fall he worked with Emily Haines of Metric to create a music and video installation piece at The Four Seasons Centre in Toronto.
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Other songs:
- 1999
- Agatha
- Autumn
- Azure
- Cant Be Stopped
- Casey And Finnegan
- Chase
- Climate Change
- Every Night I Dream Of Dancing
- From Now On
- Get Away
- I Still Feel It
- Know You
- Lets Never Be Apart Again
- Love 1
- Pink Fluffy Unicorns Dancing On Rainbows
- September 6Th
- Slow Down
- Stay
- Stop Living Your Empty Life
- Summary
- The Coldest Darkness
- To Stardust
- Water
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!
[Intro]
Em D C
Em D C
Em D C
Em D C Am
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
[Bridge]
F
A little old lady sitting in a cellar
Never saw such a wind
G
The weather is changing temperature's rising
Planets for all our sin
F
Another killer quake is someone else's say
Seems like a lot this year
G
And natural disasters keep on coming faster
Maybe the end is near
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
[Bridge]
F
We ravel up the plague dying at the bank
No one will come to the aid
G
The innocent dying no one cries
Hope is starting to fade
F
Everywhere you look there seems to be a sign
It's getting pretty strange
G
Maybe it's for the better, possibly worse
Am F
Things are about to change
G F Am F
Things are about to change
G F
Things are about to change
G D
Soon the planets will align
F C
The some are of them mine
G D C
That everything on Earth will cease to be
G D
If the prophecies are true
F C
Then there's nothing we can do
G D C
It's all a part of destiny
F C G
But if we pass that time and the sun still wants to shine
F C D
There's a chance to start it all again
G D
With the freedoms you believe
F C
Whatever we conceive
G D C
Together one and all hand and hand
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
[Outro]
Em D C Am
Em D C
Em D C
Em D C
Em D C Am
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
[Bridge]
F
A little old lady sitting in a cellar
Never saw such a wind
G
The weather is changing temperature's rising
Planets for all our sin
F
Another killer quake is someone else's say
Seems like a lot this year
G
And natural disasters keep on coming faster
Maybe the end is near
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
[Bridge]
F
We ravel up the plague dying at the bank
No one will come to the aid
G
The innocent dying no one cries
Hope is starting to fade
F
Everywhere you look there seems to be a sign
It's getting pretty strange
G
Maybe it's for the better, possibly worse
Am F
Things are about to change
G F Am F
Things are about to change
G F
Things are about to change
G D
Soon the planets will align
F C
The some are of them mine
G D C
That everything on Earth will cease to be
G D
If the prophecies are true
F C
Then there's nothing we can do
G D C
It's all a part of destiny
F C G
But if we pass that time and the sun still wants to shine
F C D
There's a chance to start it all again
G D
With the freedoms you believe
F C
Whatever we conceive
G D C
Together one and all hand and hand
[Chorus]
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
Em D
And then there's Nostradamus
C
In his silk pajamas
Em D C Am
Listening to the stars tell him all
Gm F
The Armageddon border
C
Shouted from the corner
Gm F Am
That the end is coming very soon
Em D
So he packed his bags
C
With his riches and his rags
Em D C Am
Looking for a ride beyond the moon
Em D
Casey and Finnegan
C
I think we should begin again
Em D C Am
As the eve of man begins to fall
[Outro]
Em D C Am
Andrew McKnight
Andrew Mcknight (...)
Andrew McMahon I (...)
Andrew Morris
Andrew Neil
Andrew Thompson
Andrew Tosh
Andrew VanWyngar (...)
Andrew William
Andrew Wyatt