Biography:
Sarah Harmer (born on 12 November 1970 in Burlington, Ontario) is a Canadian folk singer.
Harmer gained her first exposure to the musician's lifestyle as a teenager, when her older sister Mary started taking her to concerts by the then-unknown The Tragically Hip. At the age of 17, she was invited to join a Toronto band, The Saddletramps. For three years, she juggled The Saddletramps with her studies in philosophy and women's studies at Queen's University.
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Other songs:
- Silver Road
- Almost
- Around This Corner
- Basement Apartment
- Basement Apt
- Came On Lion
- Capsized
- Captive
- Careless
- Coffee Stain
- Dandelions In Bullet Holes
- Dogs And Thunder
- Dont Get Your Back Up
- Escarpment Blues
- Everytime
- Go To Sleep
- Goin Out
- Greeting Card Aisle
- Hideout
- How Deep In The Valley
- I Am Aglow
- It Will Sail
- Late Bloomer
- Lodestar
- Oleander
- One Match
- Open Window
- The City
- The Hideout
- The Marble In Your Eye
- The Thief
- Uniform Grey
- Washington
- Weakened State
- You Were Here
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Sarah Harmer - Dandelions in Bullet Holes
Capo IV
Intro:
C C G C
C
Kaleidoscope, wheel of hope
G C
A place to start out from
C
Although it started long ago
G C
The world's work has begun
C
A hula hoop, a human chain
C
To warm our hands and find our way
G C
When all the lights go out
C
A raincoat and a French beret
C
The rolling hills of past mistakes
G C
Like quiet under cloud
F G C
And I will long look to the churning sea
F G
This call to arms means wrap them
C
Around the first person you see
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
C C G C
C
The windmill is waiting for the same thing
G C
As the slackened sail
C
At the core within something like the wind
G C
Is blowing at the veil
F G C
And I will long go on this inner sight
F G C
This call to arms means hold to it
F
And hold tight
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
F C
Ah come on, these streams of light are not so subtle,
F C
All along the ditch signs of life in sinking puddles.
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
All of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
Outro:
C C G C
Capo IV
Intro:
C C G C
C
Kaleidoscope, wheel of hope
G C
A place to start out from
C
Although it started long ago
G C
The world's work has begun
C
A hula hoop, a human chain
C
To warm our hands and find our way
G C
When all the lights go out
C
A raincoat and a French beret
C
The rolling hills of past mistakes
G C
Like quiet under cloud
F G C
And I will long look to the churning sea
F G
This call to arms means wrap them
C
Around the first person you see
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
C C G C
C
The windmill is waiting for the same thing
G C
As the slackened sail
C
At the core within something like the wind
G C
Is blowing at the veil
F G C
And I will long go on this inner sight
F G C
This call to arms means hold to it
F
And hold tight
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
Both of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
F C
Ah come on, these streams of light are not so subtle,
F C
All along the ditch signs of life in sinking puddles.
F G
Dandelions in bullet holes
C F
We stand in our civilian clothes
F G
On blankets laid out on a lawn
C F
Clouds of rain will all move on
F G
And when the mist clears we will see
C F
All of our names on a marquee
F G
Across the ocean the same day
C F G
And then washed ashore a block away
Outro:
C C G C
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Saving Jane
Savlonic
Saw Doctors
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