Biography:
It's not every day you hear about a performer from South Africa.
19 year old singer-songtress Ruby Gill has burst into the music scene and is taking it by storm. With flowy, simplistic vocals such as Ingrid Michaelson and A Fine Frenzy, honest lyrics are the key to Gill's songs.
At the tender age of 14, she released her first album Breath in C Minor. Gill followed that achievement with To Risk Our Hearts late in 2013. Her first single off the album, Three Sixty Five, trended on YouTube during its first 24 hours.
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Other songs:
These are definitely not the chords used in the song and they key has been changed to
c major.
[Verse 1]
G C D
Should I write a song to lean upon
G C D
Or close these wretched blinds?
G C D
And do I tell you all that's going wrong
G C D
Or just pretend I'm fine?
[Pre-Chorus]
G C D
I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
[Chorus]
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
[Verse 2]
G C D
Should I crawl back through into the bed
G C D
Or couch it here alone?
G C D
And do I retract every statement said
G C D
Or just let them evolve?
Am C D
Where were you when I was on my knees
Am C D
Crying for a family?
Am C D
And where were you when I was breakin' at the seams?
Am D
Did you think I was fine? Do I look fuckin' fine?
[Pre-Chorus]
G C D
I, I, I, I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
[Chorus]
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D Am
And I know I don't cook like your mum
[Post-Chorus]
C
But I'm trying to love her son
D
Oh, oh, oh, and he's makin' it hard
[Outro]
G C D
But I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
c major.
[Verse 1]
G C D
Should I write a song to lean upon
G C D
Or close these wretched blinds?
G C D
And do I tell you all that's going wrong
G C D
Or just pretend I'm fine?
[Pre-Chorus]
G C D
I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
[Chorus]
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
[Verse 2]
G C D
Should I crawl back through into the bed
G C D
Or couch it here alone?
G C D
And do I retract every statement said
G C D
Or just let them evolve?
Am C D
Where were you when I was on my knees
Am C D
Crying for a family?
Am C D
And where were you when I was breakin' at the seams?
Am D
Did you think I was fine? Do I look fuckin' fine?
[Pre-Chorus]
G C D
I, I, I, I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
[Chorus]
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D
And I know I don't cook like your mum
G C D Am
And I know I don't cook like your mum
[Post-Chorus]
C
But I'm trying to love her son
D
Oh, oh, oh, and he's makin' it hard
[Outro]
G C D
But I'm sorry for cryin' so loud
G C D
And I'm sorry for wakin' you in the early hours
G C D
I know you are trying to get some rest
G C D
You've got work in the mornin', got to look your best
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