Biography:
Tori Amos (born Myra Ellen Amos on 22 August 1963 in Newton, North Carolina, United States) is an American pianist and singer-songwriter.
Having already begun composing instrumental pieces on piano, Amos won a full scholarship to the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University, the youngest person ever to have been admitted, at age five. She was expelled at age eleven for, in her own words, insisting on playing by ear and because of her interest in popular rock music.
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Other songs:
- 1000 Oceans
- A Sorta Fairytale
- Amber Waves
- Bachelorette
- Cornflake Girl
- Crazy
- Crucify
- Devils And Gods
- Hey Jupiter
- Home On The Range - Cherokee
- Leather
- Mr. Zebra
- Playboy Mommy
- Precious Things
- Putting The Damage On
- Silent All These Years
- Spark
- A Case Of You
- A Silent Night With You
- Another Girls Paradise
- Apollos Frock
- Baker Baker
- Bang
- Beauty Queen
- Bells For Her
- Big Wheel
- Bliss
- Blood Roses
- Bouncing Off Clouds
- Carbon
- Carry
- Cars And Guitars
- Caught A Lite Sneeze
- China
- Climb
- Cloud Riders
- Cooling
- Cruel
- Doughnut Song
- Fire Eaters Wife Beauty Queen
- Fire On The Side
- Flavor
- Flying Dutchman
- Forest Of Glass
- Frog On My Toe
- Girl
- God
- Gold Dust
- Happy Phantom
- Horses
- I Cant See New York
- Icicle
- Invisible Boy
- Jackies Strength
- Jamaica Inn
- Jobs Coffin
- Josephine
- Liquid Diamonds
- Little Earthquakes
- Lovesong
- Lust
- Marianne
- Marys Of The Sea
- Mother
- Mother Revolution
- Mr Zebra
- Mrs Jesus
- Northern Lad
- Not The Red Baron
- Pancake
- Parasol
- Past The Mission
- Pretty Good Year
- Purple People
- Shes Your Cocaine
- Siren
- Sleep With Butterflies
- Sleeps With Butterflies
- Smells Like Teen Spirit
- Somewhere Over The Rainbow
- Space Dog
- Spring Haze
- Star Of Wonder
- Strange
- Strange Little Girl
- Sugar
- Sweet Dreams
- Taxi Ride
- Tear In Your Hand
- Teenage Hustling
- The Beekeeper
- The Power Of Orange Knickers
- The Waitress
- The Wrong Band
- Thoughts
- Toast
- Tombigbee
- Troubles Lament
- Twinkle
- Up The Creek
- Upside Down
- Virginia
- Way Down
- Wednesday
- Welcome To England
- What Child Nowell
- Winter
- Yes Anastasia
- Your Cloud
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Tori Amos – Yes Anastasia
From "Under the Pink"
Tried to align it, but UG doesn't keep what I do, which makes me somewhat sad.
Enjoy!
Am D
I know what you want
F Am Am D
your magpies have come
F Am
mm
C/E
If you know me so well then
G Em11
Tell me which hand I use
2X: A5 A5/E A5/D Dm/F
A5 A5/E A5/D Dm/F
Make them go
A5 A5/E A5/D A5/E
Make it go
A7sus4/E
Saw her there
D/E
In the restaurant Poppy don't go
A7sus4/E
I know your mother is a good one
D/E A7sus4/E
But Poppy don't go I'll take you home
A/E Asus4/E A/E Asus4/E
Show me the things I've been missin'
Asus4/E A/E
Show me the ways I forgot to be speaking
A7sus4/E D/E A7sus4/E D/E
Show me the ways to get back to the garden
A7sus4/E A/E Asus4/E
Show me the ways to get around the get around
A/E Asus4/E
Show me the ways to
A7sus4/E
Button up
D/E A/E
Buttons that have forgotten they're buttons
A7sus4/E A/E Asus4/E A/E A7sus4/E
Well we can't have that forgetting that
A7sus4 D/G
Girls
A7sus4 D/G
Girls
Dsus4/G D A E
What have we done what have we done to ourselves-yes
Am E Am G D7
E A E A C G D G Asus4
D G
Driving on the vine
D G
Over clotheslines
D G E5
But officer I saw the sign
E Am E Am D5 G D5
A5
D5 A5/E
D5 D D5
Thought I'd been through this in 1919
Dm/F C Dm C G
Counting the tears of ten thousand men
A5/E D5 D D5
And gathered them all but my feet are slipping
F C F C F C Am
There's something we left on the windowsill
F Am F Am
There's something we left yes
A5
Dm Am Dsus4
We'll see how brave you are
Dm Am/C Am
We'll see how fast you'll be running
Dm Am Dsus4
We'll see how brave you are
Dm/F Am/C A5 A5/G A5/D
Yes Anastasia
F C A D G A A/D A/G A5/E
And I know your dollies have friends
A5/E D5 D D5
Thought she deserved no less than she'd give
Dm/F C
Well happy birthday
Dm C G
Her blood's on my hands
A5/E A5/E
It's kind of a shame
D5 D D5
Cause I did like that dress
F C F C F C E5/A
It's funny the things that you find in the rain
F Am F A
The things that you find -in
A
In the mall and
D G
In the date-mines
A D G
In the knot still in her hair
A
On the bus I'm
D G
On my way down
D G
On my way down
D G G5
All the girls seem to be there
Repeat from above:
(We'll see how brave you are -oh yes
We'll see how fast you'll be running
We'll see how brave you are
We'll see
We'll see how brave you are -oh yes
We'll see how fast you'll be running
We'll see how brave you are
Yes Anastasia)
A D G
Come along now little darlin'
A G Eb
Come along now with me
A D G
Come along now little darlin'
Dm/F Am
We'll see how brave you are
From "Under the Pink"
Tried to align it, but UG doesn't keep what I do, which makes me somewhat sad.
Enjoy!
Am D
I know what you want
F Am Am D
your magpies have come
F Am
mm
C/E
If you know me so well then
G Em11
Tell me which hand I use
2X: A5 A5/E A5/D Dm/F
A5 A5/E A5/D Dm/F
Make them go
A5 A5/E A5/D A5/E
Make it go
A7sus4/E
Saw her there
D/E
In the restaurant Poppy don't go
A7sus4/E
I know your mother is a good one
D/E A7sus4/E
But Poppy don't go I'll take you home
A/E Asus4/E A/E Asus4/E
Show me the things I've been missin'
Asus4/E A/E
Show me the ways I forgot to be speaking
A7sus4/E D/E A7sus4/E D/E
Show me the ways to get back to the garden
A7sus4/E A/E Asus4/E
Show me the ways to get around the get around
A/E Asus4/E
Show me the ways to
A7sus4/E
Button up
D/E A/E
Buttons that have forgotten they're buttons
A7sus4/E A/E Asus4/E A/E A7sus4/E
Well we can't have that forgetting that
A7sus4 D/G
Girls
A7sus4 D/G
Girls
Dsus4/G D A E
What have we done what have we done to ourselves-yes
Am E Am G D7
E A E A C G D G Asus4
D G
Driving on the vine
D G
Over clotheslines
D G E5
But officer I saw the sign
E Am E Am D5 G D5
A5
D5 A5/E
D5 D D5
Thought I'd been through this in 1919
Dm/F C Dm C G
Counting the tears of ten thousand men
A5/E D5 D D5
And gathered them all but my feet are slipping
F C F C F C Am
There's something we left on the windowsill
F Am F Am
There's something we left yes
A5
Dm Am Dsus4
We'll see how brave you are
Dm Am/C Am
We'll see how fast you'll be running
Dm Am Dsus4
We'll see how brave you are
Dm/F Am/C A5 A5/G A5/D
Yes Anastasia
F C A D G A A/D A/G A5/E
And I know your dollies have friends
A5/E D5 D D5
Thought she deserved no less than she'd give
Dm/F C
Well happy birthday
Dm C G
Her blood's on my hands
A5/E A5/E
It's kind of a shame
D5 D D5
Cause I did like that dress
F C F C F C E5/A
It's funny the things that you find in the rain
F Am F A
The things that you find -in
A
In the mall and
D G
In the date-mines
A D G
In the knot still in her hair
A
On the bus I'm
D G
On my way down
D G
On my way down
D G G5
All the girls seem to be there
Repeat from above:
(We'll see how brave you are -oh yes
We'll see how fast you'll be running
We'll see how brave you are
We'll see
We'll see how brave you are -oh yes
We'll see how fast you'll be running
We'll see how brave you are
Yes Anastasia)
A D G
Come along now little darlin'
A G Eb
Come along now with me
A D G
Come along now little darlin'
Dm/F Am
We'll see how brave you are
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