Biography:
Born in Los Angeles in 1987, Robert Francis grew up surrounded by music. His father is a classical music producer and eccentric owner of one of the largest collections of sheet music in the U.S. One of Francis' earliest memories is his father "blasting music at full volume in his cluttered office under fluorescent lights until 4 a.m. while I was trying to sleep in the room next door." His mother, one of nine sisters, grew up in Mexico in a town so small that "it's just dirt
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This is my first Tab. I found it by ear and it may have some mistakes But i have played
with the song and the chords sound good.
Listen to the song for the strumming pattern
C:(3) Am7:(3) Em:(0) G7:(1) F:(1)
(1) (1) (0) (0) (1)
(0) (2) (0) (0) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (0) (3)
(3) (0) (2) (2) (3)
(0) (0) (0) (3) (1)
Intro: C - Am7 - Em X2
Verse:
C Am7 Em G7
Desert, mountains, life. We drove out where the winds blew.
C Am7 Em G7
For what we did those nights, we'd lose what was inside you.
C Am7 Em G7
I took my parent's car, and you slept the whole way.
C Am7 Em G7
I paid up in cash, how much I loved you those days.
Chorus:
F C Am7 Em
I know that I am young, but I will love another.
F C Am7 Em
And I know that I'll have fun, fun enough to bother,
F G7 C Em
F
All the places I would go where no one else could follow,
F G7 C
in the long hallways of my life.
Verse 2:
C Am7 Em G7
Too mixed up to pass on, we were pretty with the worst genes.
C Am7 Em G7
I'd just 'bout lost my mind by the time that you turned eighteen.
C Am7 Em G7
Destroyed what I had left, some different kind of monster.
C Am7 Em G7
Almost drank myself to death... So I could look down, on her.
Chorus
Bridge : Am7 Em
Outro :
F G7
All the places I would go,
F G7
All the places I would go,
F G7
All the places we would go,
C Em F F
C
Where no one else could follow, in the long hallways of my life.
with the song and the chords sound good.
Listen to the song for the strumming pattern
C:(3) Am7:(3) Em:(0) G7:(1) F:(1)
(1) (1) (0) (0) (1)
(0) (2) (0) (0) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (0) (3)
(3) (0) (2) (2) (3)
(0) (0) (0) (3) (1)
Intro: C - Am7 - Em X2
Verse:
C Am7 Em G7
Desert, mountains, life. We drove out where the winds blew.
C Am7 Em G7
For what we did those nights, we'd lose what was inside you.
C Am7 Em G7
I took my parent's car, and you slept the whole way.
C Am7 Em G7
I paid up in cash, how much I loved you those days.
Chorus:
F C Am7 Em
I know that I am young, but I will love another.
F C Am7 Em
And I know that I'll have fun, fun enough to bother,
F G7 C Em
F
All the places I would go where no one else could follow,
F G7 C
in the long hallways of my life.
Verse 2:
C Am7 Em G7
Too mixed up to pass on, we were pretty with the worst genes.
C Am7 Em G7
I'd just 'bout lost my mind by the time that you turned eighteen.
C Am7 Em G7
Destroyed what I had left, some different kind of monster.
C Am7 Em G7
Almost drank myself to death... So I could look down, on her.
Chorus
Bridge : Am7 Em
Outro :
F G7
All the places I would go,
F G7
All the places I would go,
F G7
All the places we would go,
C Em F F
C
Where no one else could follow, in the long hallways of my life.
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