Biography:
When singer-songwriter Bird York—also an actor and screenwriter—composed the 2006 Academy Award-nominated song “In The Deep” for the Oscar-nominated film Crash, she had no visuals to go on, only a draft of the script by writer-director Paul Haggis. York originally met Haggis in 2000 when she appeared in and conceived music for his critically acclaimed series Family Law, and their fluid collaboration grew out of the fast pace demanded by a weekly hour-long series.
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Four years of hard work!
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!
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!
A
Thought you had
D
all the answers
A D
to rest your heart upon.
A
But something happens,
D
don't see it coming, now
A D
you can't stop yourself.
F#m D
Now you're out there swimming...
A D
In the deep.
A D
In the deep.
A D
Life keeps tumbling your heart in circles
A D
till you... Let go.
A D
Till you shed your pride, and you climb to heaven,
A D
and you throw yourself off.
F#m D
Now you're out there spinning...
A D
In the deep.
A D
In the deep.
A D
In the deep.
A D
In the deep.
F#m D
And now you're out there spinning...
F#m D
And now you're out there spinning...
A D
In the deep.
In the deep.
In the deep.
And the silence,
or your secrets, well
raise a worry hand.
Well, you can pin yourself back together,
to who you thought you were.
Now you're out there livin'...
In the deep.
In the deep.
In the deep.
In the deep...
Now you're out there spinning...
Now you're out there swimming...
Now you're out there spinning...
In the deep.
In the deep.
In the deep.
In the deep...
