Biography:
Danielle Doyle is an American acoustic-folk singer-songwriter who first emerged on the Boston music scene at the beginning of 2009.
Doyle was named a 2009 Mountain Stage New Song Youth Winner, won the weekly Lizard Lounge Open Mic challenge, and has played supporting slots including opening for Loudon Wainwright III, Dawn Landes, and Heather Masse (of The Wailin’ Jennys).
Her album, "The Cartographer’s Wife" was released in 2010. For the album
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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!
Capo on 5th
C- Am-F-C-Am-C
C G
Well I love, love you, love you
Am F
You know I do
F C G Am
Much in the same way that you love leaving
C G Am
And the garden you planted in our frontyard
G C Am
You took off before they were seedlings
C G Am F
Now I’m doing laundry putting fresh sheets on the bed
G C F
You’re already setting sail to the North winds in your head
F
But don’t go yet
G
C G Am F
Cause it’s lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely loving you
F C G Am F
Lately it’s the only, only, only thing I know how to do
F C G
Cause you’re tracing maps of these oceans, maps of these mountains
F Dm
When you come back you’ll trace maps of my body
F G C
If you come back, when you come back
Am-F-C-Am
Am C G Am
Well the hallway, the pantry, and the living room
C G Am F
All feel empty my dear, cause you left, a little too soon
C G
I’ll sit on the porch and pray for better weather
Am F
Like mother, like daughter I should of known better
C G Am F
‘Cause I’m doing laundry putting fresh sheets on the bed
F G C F
You’re already setting sail to the North winds in your head
F G
But don’t go yet
G
C G Am F
Cause it’s lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely loving you
C G Am F
Lately it’s the only, only, only thing I know how to do
F C G
Cause you’re tracing maps of these oceans, maps of these mountains
Am Dm F
When you come back you’ll trace maps of my body
G C
If you come back, when you come back
F G C
-- if you come back, when you come back.’
Am-C
C- Am-F-C-Am-C
C G
Well I love, love you, love you
Am F
You know I do
F C G Am
Much in the same way that you love leaving
C G Am
And the garden you planted in our frontyard
G C Am
You took off before they were seedlings
C G Am F
Now I’m doing laundry putting fresh sheets on the bed
G C F
You’re already setting sail to the North winds in your head
F
But don’t go yet
G
C G Am F
Cause it’s lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely loving you
F C G Am F
Lately it’s the only, only, only thing I know how to do
F C G
Cause you’re tracing maps of these oceans, maps of these mountains
F Dm
When you come back you’ll trace maps of my body
F G C
If you come back, when you come back
Am-F-C-Am
Am C G Am
Well the hallway, the pantry, and the living room
C G Am F
All feel empty my dear, cause you left, a little too soon
C G
I’ll sit on the porch and pray for better weather
Am F
Like mother, like daughter I should of known better
C G Am F
‘Cause I’m doing laundry putting fresh sheets on the bed
F G C F
You’re already setting sail to the North winds in your head
F G
But don’t go yet
G
C G Am F
Cause it’s lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely loving you
C G Am F
Lately it’s the only, only, only thing I know how to do
F C G
Cause you’re tracing maps of these oceans, maps of these mountains
Am Dm F
When you come back you’ll trace maps of my body
G C
If you come back, when you come back
F G C
-- if you come back, when you come back.’
Am-C
