Biography:
Thrice is an American rock band that formed in Irvine, California in 1998. The lineup consists of Dustin Kensrue (vocals and guitar), Teppei Teranishi (guitar, keys), Eddie Breckenridge (bass), and Riley Breckenridge (drums).
In 2000, Thrice signed with Sub City Records and released two LP's. The first, Identity Crisis (2000), only received 1.5 stars in the AMG review and little buzz. The second, The Illusion of Safety (2002), was widely acclaimed and received attention from major record labels.
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Other songs:
- Artist In The Ambulance
- Black Honey
- Deadbolt
- Melting Point Of Wax
- Moving Mountains
- Pheonix Ignition
- Stare At The Sun(1st Vs/ Chorus)
- The Whaler
- Under A Killing Moon
- The Artist In The Ambulance
- A Song For Milly Michaelson
- All Thats Left
- All The World Is Mad
- Anthology
- Artist In The Ambulance Live Acoustic
- Atlantic
- Beggars
- Beltsville Crucible
- Beyond The Pines
- Blood On Blood
- Blood On The Sand
- Blur
- Broken Lungs
- Burn The Fleet Acoustic
- Child Of Dust
- Circles
- Cold Cash And Colder Hearts
- Come All You Weary
- Come On Up To The House
- Daedalus
- Death From Above
- Digging My Own Grave
- Digital Sea
- Disarmed
- Dont Tell And We Wont Ask
- Doublespeak
- Dust Of Nations Acoustic
- Earth Isnt Humming
- Earth Will Shake
- Flags Of Dawn
- Folk
- For Miles
- Hold Fast Hope
- Hold Up A Light
- Hurricane
- Image Of The Invisible
- In Exile
- In Years To Come
- In Your Hands
- Listen Through Me
- Lost Continent
- Madman
- Of Dust And Nations
- Only Us
- Open Water
- Promises
- Red Sky
- Salt And Shadow
- Sea Change
- Silver Wings
- So Strange I Remember You
- Stare At The Sun
- Stay With Me
- The Beltsville Crucible
- The Dark
- The Great Exchange
- The Grey
- The Lion And The Wolf
- The Long Defeat
- The Melting Point Of Wax
- The Weight
- The Window
- To Awake And Avenge The Dead
- Treading Paper
- Trust
- Wake Up
- Wood And Wire
- Words In The Water
- Yellow Belly
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Edited 4/15 (the day of the album's release)! Changed the lyrics to the correct ones (as
weren't released when I posted the original version) and a typing error in the interlude.
Tuned a whole step down (DGCFAD)
Chords: Most of the weird names are really just a complicated way of saying
thirds with the open notes ringing, so don't let the names scare you. I hope I got the
right... if not, then the shapes still are.
Em(Dm): 022000
Em*(Dm): 07500x
G7m(F7m): x5400x
G7m9(F7m9): x9700x
Am(Gm): x02210
Gadd11(Fadd11): x2001x
C(Bb): x32010
G7m(F7m):x5403x
I put the chord names in standard tuning, with the pitch they sound in the D
tuning in parenthesis.
Intro (same as verses):
Em Em* G7m Em Em* Eb7m G7m9
Em Em* G7m Em Em* G7m
Each verse follows this progression:
Em Em* G7m
Come all you weary, with your heavy loads
Em Em* G7m G7m9
lay down your burdens, find rest for your souls
Em Em* G7m
’cause my yoke is easy, and my burden is kind;
Em Em* G7m Em
I’ll take yours upon me, and you can take mine.
Bridge: Em Em* Eb7m Em Em* G7m
(verse)
Come all you weary, who move through the earth,
Who've been spurned at fine restaurants and kicked out of church;
I’ve got a couple of loaves, so sit down at my feet;
lend me your ears and we'll break bread and eat.
Am Gadd11 C (the C actually starts on the start of "weary")
Come all you weary
Am Gadd11 C
Come gather ’round near me
G7m
find rest for your souls.
(Repeat Bridge)
(verse follows same chord progression as the last 2)
Come all you weary, you crippled, you lame,
I’ll help you along, you can lay down your canes,
We’ve got a long way to go, but we’ll travel as friends;
The light’s growing bright further up, further in
(same as first chorus)
Come all you weary
come gather ’round near me
find rest for your souls.
Interlude(I'll just write out the chord shapes for this part):
xx988x
xxx141412
xxx191917 (2 times)
Repeat those chords, but with the xxx191917 chord only played once.
G7m
(Repeat Chorus 2 times)
Outro:
Em Em* G7m (4 times)
Em
weren't released when I posted the original version) and a typing error in the interlude.
Tuned a whole step down (DGCFAD)
Chords: Most of the weird names are really just a complicated way of saying
thirds with the open notes ringing, so don't let the names scare you. I hope I got the
right... if not, then the shapes still are.
Em(Dm): 022000
Em*(Dm): 07500x
G7m(F7m): x5400x
G7m9(F7m9): x9700x
Am(Gm): x02210
Gadd11(Fadd11): x2001x
C(Bb): x32010
G7m(F7m):x5403x
I put the chord names in standard tuning, with the pitch they sound in the D
tuning in parenthesis.
Intro (same as verses):
Em Em* G7m Em Em* Eb7m G7m9
Em Em* G7m Em Em* G7m
Each verse follows this progression:
Em Em* G7m
Come all you weary, with your heavy loads
Em Em* G7m G7m9
lay down your burdens, find rest for your souls
Em Em* G7m
’cause my yoke is easy, and my burden is kind;
Em Em* G7m Em
I’ll take yours upon me, and you can take mine.
Bridge: Em Em* Eb7m Em Em* G7m
(verse)
Come all you weary, who move through the earth,
Who've been spurned at fine restaurants and kicked out of church;
I’ve got a couple of loaves, so sit down at my feet;
lend me your ears and we'll break bread and eat.
Am Gadd11 C (the C actually starts on the start of "weary")
Come all you weary
Am Gadd11 C
Come gather ’round near me
G7m
find rest for your souls.
(Repeat Bridge)
(verse follows same chord progression as the last 2)
Come all you weary, you crippled, you lame,
I’ll help you along, you can lay down your canes,
We’ve got a long way to go, but we’ll travel as friends;
The light’s growing bright further up, further in
(same as first chorus)
Come all you weary
come gather ’round near me
find rest for your souls.
Interlude(I'll just write out the chord shapes for this part):
xx988x
xxx141412
xxx191917 (2 times)
Repeat those chords, but with the xxx191917 chord only played once.
G7m
(Repeat Chorus 2 times)
Outro:
Em Em* G7m (4 times)
Em
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Tielman Susato
Ti?n Minh
Tiepodguy
Tiesto
Tim
Tim Bendzko
Tim Buckley
Tim Burton
Tim Christensen