Tim Barry is a solo folk singer who was the vocalist in the Richmond, VA melodic hardcore band Avail. He released an album titled "Rivanna Junction" on the label Suburban Home Records in the fourth quarter of 2006. In 2008, Tim recorded a album titled Manchester. Recently he has recorded 28th & Stonewall, again on Suburban Home Records.
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Short G'bye - Tim Barry -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is a great song from Barry's latest record 28th & Stonewall. Hope you enjoy the chords, I guess they're correct so far.
Intro:
FGCF CGFC (Play these chords by plucking the E or A string, followed by the two or three thinner strings, anyway listen to the song to get this right, it's pretty easy.)
Verse:
CAm This morning I woke up fucking hating FC this whole damn town and the sight of your house CAm Rigged up with insulin all flowing G I left without a sound
FGCGAm Just like I said I expect no apologies I've had a grip on our longevity FGFC But I'm losing count as you add up doubts and challenge all that's said
CAm I walked and walked and finally found it FC When comfort's strong interest wears CAm No I ain't snapped no I ain't broken G I just don't think I care
FGC I drew no response when asked if I come second best so I won't waste my time GAm on thoughts of loneliness FGFC It'll be alright there's more to life than counting every end
Chorus:
F Oh my god I tried G I tried C I tried GF Oh I tried CGFC But leaving now ain't got a thing to do with pride
Bridge:
GFCG You know you can't pretend when feelings end unless truth becomes denial GFC x2 It's senseless to stay for convenience sake and time
Chorus:
F Oh my god I tried G How I tried C How I tried GF Oh I tried CGFC But leaving now ain't got a thing to do with pride