Biography:
Noah and the Whale were an English alternative/folk group formed in Twickenham, London in 2006. Their final line-up consisted of Charlie Fink (vocals, guitar), Tom Hobden (fiddle, keyboards), Matt "Urby Whale" Owens (bass), Fred Abbott (keyboards, guitar) and Matthew Petulla (drums). Former members of the band include Doug Fink (drums), Laura Marling (vocals, guitar) and Jack Hamson (drums). According to Songfacts, the band's name is a combination of the title of one of their favorite films
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Other songs:
- 2 Atoms In A Molecule
- 2 Bodies, 1 Heart
- 5 Years Time
- 5 Years Time (super Easy)
- Beating
- Blue Skies
- Five Years Time
- Give A Little Love
- Jocasta
- L.i.f.e.g.o.e.s.o.n
- L.i.f.e.g.o.e.s.o.n.
- Life Is Life
- Mary
- Shape Of My Heart
- Tonight's The Kind Of Night
- Waiting For My Chance To Come
- Wild Thing
- Give It All Back
- 2 Bodies 1 Heart
- All Through The Night
- Do What You Do
- Hold My Hand As Im Lowered
- I Have Nothing
- If I Die Tonight
- Just Me Before We Met
- Life Goes On
- Lifegoeson
- Lifetime
- My Door Is Always Open
- Now Is Exactly The Time
- Old Joy
- Our Window
- Peaceful The World Lays Me Dow
- Rocks And Daggers
- Second Lover
- Silver And Gold
- Slow Glass
- Sometimes
- Still After All These Years
- Stranger
- The Line
- There Will Come A Time
- Tonights The Kind Of Night
- Waiting For My Chance
- Where Is My Mind
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This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Capo on 4
The chords are all very easy - Dsus4 is simply a C shape (with little finger on
low E string) moved up two frets (no barring).
Intro: G C G C
G C
She looks out her window
G C
And the stars don't feel that far away
G C
She watches the wind blow
D G
Blowing all her problems away
Em Dsus4 C Em Dsus4 C
But then she'll ask, as she cleans up the glass
G
"Is this the line?
D Em
Is this the line?
C G D Em
Is this the line between heaven and hell?
C G D Em
Is this the line where I get up and walk out?
C G D Em
Is this the line where you get drunk and you yell?"
[Repeat for second verse and chorus]
She fixes her make-up
Treading lightly on the floor
Hoping he won't wake up
As she makes her way towards the door
But then she'll say, as she waves him away
"Is this the line?
Is this the line?
Is this the line between heaven and hell?
Is this the line where I get up and walk out?
Is this the line where you get drunk and you yell?"
C Dsus4 G D Em
She says "I've lived my life like a diamond
C Dsus4 G D Em
Bright and hard like a diamond"
She says "I've lived my life like a diamond
Bright and hard like a diamond"
End on A C
I hope this is helpful.
Tabbed by James and the Knave
The chords are all very easy - Dsus4 is simply a C shape (with little finger on
low E string) moved up two frets (no barring).
Intro: G C G C
G C
She looks out her window
G C
And the stars don't feel that far away
G C
She watches the wind blow
D G
Blowing all her problems away
Em Dsus4 C Em Dsus4 C
But then she'll ask, as she cleans up the glass
G
"Is this the line?
D Em
Is this the line?
C G D Em
Is this the line between heaven and hell?
C G D Em
Is this the line where I get up and walk out?
C G D Em
Is this the line where you get drunk and you yell?"
[Repeat for second verse and chorus]
She fixes her make-up
Treading lightly on the floor
Hoping he won't wake up
As she makes her way towards the door
But then she'll say, as she waves him away
"Is this the line?
Is this the line?
Is this the line between heaven and hell?
Is this the line where I get up and walk out?
Is this the line where you get drunk and you yell?"
C Dsus4 G D Em
She says "I've lived my life like a diamond
C Dsus4 G D Em
Bright and hard like a diamond"
She says "I've lived my life like a diamond
Bright and hard like a diamond"
End on A C
I hope this is helpful.
Tabbed by James and the Knave
