Biography:
Hope Sandoval (born 1966) is an American singer-songwriter who was lead singer for Mazzy Star and later Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions.
Early life and career
Sandoval is from a large Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles, California.
Sandoval started her career in 1986 with her friend Sylvia Gomez in a folk music duo called Going Home.
Opal and Mazzy Star
Hope started to sing and perform with the band Opal in the late 1980s alongside David Roback. The two began writing together and renamed the band Mazzy Star.
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"Wild Roses" by Hope Sandoval and The Warm Inventions
From the album "Through The Devil Softly" (2009)
Written by Alan Browne and Colm Ó Cíosóig
Tabbed by CJWilky for Ultimate Guitar
Email: chriswilkinson111@yahoo.com
The finger picked version shown neatly on the tabs here on UG is the best way to play this song, but here's
chords for those that like them.
After the Dsus2 the finger picking hits a C# note on the A string before going to a Cmaj7 pattern,
effectively a slow stepping between chords. So that's a Dsus2 with that C# note added which has several names,
Dsus2/C# makes most sense here.
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
e|-0- e|-0- e|-0-
B|-3- B|-3- B|-0-
G|-2- G|-2- G|-0-
D|-0- D|-0- D|-2-
A|-x- A|-4- A|-3-
E|-x- E|-x- E|-x-
The lyrics I'm almost certain of except for "Safely unwounded". Hope doesn't make it easy!
Standard tuning, no capo.
Intro:
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x2
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
When I speak about it now
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
I put things to say to you
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Maybe I've been dismayed
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Maybe that's the truth
Bm C
We're like the roses
Bm C
Standing in the backyard
Bm C
There is no misery
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x2
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
When I look out the door
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
And know what it's there for
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
To leave or to come back
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Safe in the morning
Bm C
Safely unwounded
Bm C
Roaming too late
Bm C
Suddenly I fall dear
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Break:
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x6
Bm C
And we're like the roses
Bm C
Standing in the backyard
Bm C
There is no misery
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Outro:
C
From the album "Through The Devil Softly" (2009)
Written by Alan Browne and Colm Ó Cíosóig
Tabbed by CJWilky for Ultimate Guitar
Email: chriswilkinson111@yahoo.com
The finger picked version shown neatly on the tabs here on UG is the best way to play this song, but here's
chords for those that like them.
After the Dsus2 the finger picking hits a C# note on the A string before going to a Cmaj7 pattern,
effectively a slow stepping between chords. So that's a Dsus2 with that C# note added which has several names,
Dsus2/C# makes most sense here.
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
e|-0- e|-0- e|-0-
B|-3- B|-3- B|-0-
G|-2- G|-2- G|-0-
D|-0- D|-0- D|-2-
A|-x- A|-4- A|-3-
E|-x- E|-x- E|-x-
The lyrics I'm almost certain of except for "Safely unwounded". Hope doesn't make it easy!
Standard tuning, no capo.
Intro:
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x2
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
When I speak about it now
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
I put things to say to you
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Maybe I've been dismayed
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Maybe that's the truth
Bm C
We're like the roses
Bm C
Standing in the backyard
Bm C
There is no misery
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x2
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
When I look out the door
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
And know what it's there for
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
To leave or to come back
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7
Safe in the morning
Bm C
Safely unwounded
Bm C
Roaming too late
Bm C
Suddenly I fall dear
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Break:
Dsus2 Dsus2/C# Cmaj7 Cmaj7 x6
Bm C
And we're like the roses
Bm C
Standing in the backyard
Bm C
There is no misery
Bm C
In the time we grew up wild
Outro:
C
