Biography:
*from the band's FB page*
Formed in Aug 2009, this traditional trio, sans drums, perform their brand of Rockin' Hillbilly, Western Swing, Early R&B, Rock-a-billy with 2 & 3 part harmonies influenced by some of the early Bluegrass and R&B acts from the 30's through to the 60's.
Tyron Shaw ::: Double Bass & Vocals
Leo Francis ::: Rhythm Guitar & Vocals
Felix Potier ::: Electric Guitar & Vocals
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Other songs:
Seeing Things - The ReChords
Written by Leo Francis
Inependent 7" vinyl single and digital track released in Australia 15 Apr 2017
217 BPM
Times are from Sofar live video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OutkkxAbFX4
[Chords]
A x02220
F#m 244222
E 022100
Bm x24432
C#m x46654
D xx0232
[Intro] 0:14
A
[Verse 1] 0:18
A
Caught a glimpse of your light,
F#m
Felt the breath of your wings,
A
Tried to hang around and hear your name,
F#m
But can a man really know these things?
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
F#m
You disappear again.
[Verse 2] 0:54
A
I will never see you again,
F#m
But in Arcadia,
A
And I keep feeling like I'm half a man,
F#m
Because I don't believe in 'ya.
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
Bm C#m
You disappear, into the air, and so my pain begins.
[Chorus] 1:30
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Solo] 1:48
A F#m
A F#m
E F#m
E F#m
F#m
[Verse 3] 2:26
A
Standing on the precipice,
F#m
Looking at oblivion,
A
Half believing that you'll crawl back out of that,
F#m
Old black hole again.
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
Bm C#m
You disappear, into the air, and so my pain begins.
[Chorus] 3:02
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Chorus] 3:19
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Outro] 3:33
A
Seeing things, Seeing things.
Written by Leo Francis
Inependent 7" vinyl single and digital track released in Australia 15 Apr 2017
217 BPM
Times are from Sofar live video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OutkkxAbFX4
[Chords]
A x02220
F#m 244222
E 022100
Bm x24432
C#m x46654
D xx0232
[Intro] 0:14
A
[Verse 1] 0:18
A
Caught a glimpse of your light,
F#m
Felt the breath of your wings,
A
Tried to hang around and hear your name,
F#m
But can a man really know these things?
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
F#m
You disappear again.
[Verse 2] 0:54
A
I will never see you again,
F#m
But in Arcadia,
A
And I keep feeling like I'm half a man,
F#m
Because I don't believe in 'ya.
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
Bm C#m
You disappear, into the air, and so my pain begins.
[Chorus] 1:30
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Solo] 1:48
A F#m
A F#m
E F#m
E F#m
F#m
[Verse 3] 2:26
A
Standing on the precipice,
F#m
Looking at oblivion,
A
Half believing that you'll crawl back out of that,
F#m
Old black hole again.
E
You were so close that I could smell your clothes,
F#m
And feel your silky skin,
E
But when I try to hold you close,
Bm C#m
You disappear, into the air, and so my pain begins.
[Chorus] 3:02
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Chorus] 3:19
D E
Ooh ooh wee, I thought I'd seen 'ya,
A - E F#m
I thought I knew,
D E
Was I out of my mind?
A
Oh, was I seeing things?
[Outro] 3:33
A
Seeing things, Seeing things.
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