Biography:
Paolo Giovanni Nutini (b. 1987) is a Scottish singer-songwriter. His influences include David Bowie, Damien Rice, Oasis, The Beatles, U2, Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac.
Born on born 9th January 1987 in Paisley, Scotland, his father is of Italian descent and his mother Glaswegian, although his father's family have been in Scotland for four generations. Nutini had no formal music training, and was expecting to follow his father into the family fish and chip shop business.
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Other songs:
- 10/10
- Alloway Grove
- Autumn
- Candy
- High Hopes
- Iron Sky
- Jenny Don't Be Hasty
- Last Request
- Loving You
- New Shoes
- Northern Skies
- Pencil Full Of Lead
- Rewind
- Scream (funk My Life Up)
- These Streets
- What A Day For A Day Dream
- Better Man
- Coming Up Easy
- Jenny Don’t Be Hasty
- Million Faces
- 1010
- Auld Lang Syne
- Caledonia
- Chamber Music
- Cherry Blossom
- Coming Home To You
- Daydream
- Dont Let Me Down
- Funky Cigarette
- Growing Up Beside You
- It Must Be Love
- Jenny Dont Be Hasty
- Keep Rolling
- Let Me Down Easy
- Looking For Something
- Love God
- No Other Way
- Now Whos The Fool
- Numpty
- One Day
- Scream
- Scream Funk My Life Up
- Simple Things
- Someone Like You
- Spainsh Harlem
- Sugar Man
- Ten Out Of Ten
- Tricks Of The Trade
- Trouble So Hard
- Tumbling Down
- White Lies
- Worried Man
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Am
I have returned to the northern skies
Am
where the summer had not touched
Am
The clouds that pass above
Dm
Oh, and i have returned to the sombre grace
G F G
Of the days too early to come and too early to stay
D
And I have left a million stars
G
And an ocean so lightly, so clearly blue
D
And i have left the warmth of the sun
G F G
And a million adventures not yet begun
C B Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
The great sense of passing through
Dm Gsus2 C B Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
Oh, for once there was beauty here for me
D
Under these white northern skies
Dm
And i felt the green was blacker
Dm
And the blue was darker still
G
My roots are lying deeper than i ever think they will again
D G F G G
Heartache and poesy, under these northern skies
C Bm Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
The great sense of passing through
Dm G C Bm Am
The great sense of passing through
Outro: Am D Dm G C
Am
I have returned to the northern skies
Am
where the summer had not touched
Am
The clouds that pass above
Dm
Oh, and i have returned to the sombre grace
G F G
Of the days too early to come and too early to stay
D
And I have left a million stars
G
And an ocean so lightly, so clearly blue
D
And i have left the warmth of the sun
G F G
And a million adventures not yet begun
C B Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
The great sense of passing through
Dm Gsus2 C B Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
Oh, for once there was beauty here for me
D
Under these white northern skies
Dm
And i felt the green was blacker
Dm
And the blue was darker still
G
My roots are lying deeper than i ever think they will again
D G F G G
Heartache and poesy, under these northern skies
C Bm Am
The great sense of passing through
Am
The great sense of passing through
Dm G C Bm Am
The great sense of passing through
Outro: Am D Dm G C
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Parashpathar
Parcels
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Parikrama
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