Biography:
After continued success in the folk and acoustic rock world, Peter Himmelman has donned many hats. His albums range from funky and bluesy to downtempo and jazzy. In addition to accomplished vocalist, lyricist and guitarist, Himmelman can also add television score composer and children's musician to his credits, writing two children's albums and scoring "Judging Amy." Standout albums include "Skin," "Synesthesia," "Imperfect World," and the career-spanning anthology, "Mission of My Soul."
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Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 10:40:31 -0700
From: [email protected] (Paul Pfaffenberger)
Subject: Impermanent_Things by Peter Himmelman
Impermanent Things
by Peter Himmelman
"From Strength to Strength"
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Oh how they fool me, dominate and rule me
Dm C G Gsus4 G
They keep me waiting here forever
D G C
All these impermament things
Dm C Dm C
Well their beauty's never-aging but their worthlessness' enraging
Dm C G Gsus4 G
You know we always stand alone when we're together
Am G F Fsus4 F Am G F Fsus4
So why keep hanging on to things that never stay
F Am G F C G
Things that just keep stringing us along from day to day
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Present yet elusive, passive yet abusive
Dm C G Gsus4 G
Tearing out the heart in utter silence
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
They point in all directions like second-hand reflections
Dm C G Gsus4 G
And they're leading me to subtle shades of violence
I think it's played about 2 keys higher on the album
There's a third verse also, but I can't remember it
If anyone can, feel free to add it
Paul Pfaffenberger
[email protected]
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Date: Tue, 21 Nov 1995 10:40:31 -0700
From: [email protected] (Paul Pfaffenberger)
Subject: Impermanent_Things by Peter Himmelman
Impermanent Things
by Peter Himmelman
"From Strength to Strength"
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Oh how they fool me, dominate and rule me
Dm C G Gsus4 G
They keep me waiting here forever
D G C
All these impermament things
Dm C Dm C
Well their beauty's never-aging but their worthlessness' enraging
Dm C G Gsus4 G
You know we always stand alone when we're together
Am G F Fsus4 F Am G F Fsus4
So why keep hanging on to things that never stay
F Am G F C G
Things that just keep stringing us along from day to day
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
Present yet elusive, passive yet abusive
Dm C G Gsus4 G
Tearing out the heart in utter silence
D G C
All these impermanent things
Dm C Dm C
They point in all directions like second-hand reflections
Dm C G Gsus4 G
And they're leading me to subtle shades of violence
I think it's played about 2 keys higher on the album
There's a third verse also, but I can't remember it
If anyone can, feel free to add it
Paul Pfaffenberger
[email protected]
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