Biography:
the everybodyfields were an independent folk/country band from Johnson City, Tennessee. Band-members Sam Quinn and Jill Andrews met in 1999. When the everybodyfields released their first album in July of 2004, half-way there:electricity and the South, they introduced their listeners to a quietly-intense corner of the listening room. The same sound, deeply rooted in americana, bluegrass, and classic country, fills their sophomore release, Plague of Dreams, a folk ocean with crystal blue waters that run deep.
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I'm not sure if this is correct, however the purpose of making it was moreso there was
some documentation of this song in a permanent archive before its lost to the wind. It
sounds right to me though, and The Everybodyfields tend to play pretty standard chords.
C Am G
Time cant turn around
G C
Turn can time
Am G
To leave the ground
G C Am G
Turn see the sun
F Am C G
its hurts my ears coming down
G C
coming down
C Am G
Fade jeans blue
G C Am
love turns away, it follows
G G
passing right through, coming for you
C Am G
with no face or shoes
F Am C G
it hurts so much cause its true
G C
cause its true
some documentation of this song in a permanent archive before its lost to the wind. It
sounds right to me though, and The Everybodyfields tend to play pretty standard chords.
C Am G
Time cant turn around
G C
Turn can time
Am G
To leave the ground
G C Am G
Turn see the sun
F Am C G
its hurts my ears coming down
G C
coming down
C Am G
Fade jeans blue
G C Am
love turns away, it follows
G G
passing right through, coming for you
C Am G
with no face or shoes
F Am C G
it hurts so much cause its true
G C
cause its true
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