Biography:
Amanda Marshall (born August 29, 1972 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian pop-rock singer.
Marshall studied music extensively in childhood, attending the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, but she first grabbed attention while attending high school at Jarvis Collegiate, often performing as an 'opening act' for other local bands performing cover songs by artists like Janis Joplin at venues like The Concert Hall, The Horseshoe Tavern, and Lee's Palace.
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Other songs:
- Birmingham
- Let It Rain
- Sunday Morning After
- Beautiful Goodbye
- Believe In You
- Best Of Me
- Dark Horse
- Dont Let It Bring You Down
- Fall From Grace
- Give Up Giving In
- I Believe In You
- If I Didnt Have You
- Ill Be Ok
- Ill Be Okay
- Last Exit To Eden
- Lets Get Lost
- Love Lift Me
- Marry Me
- Never Said Goodbye
- Out Of Bounds
- Promises
- Ride
- Right Here All Along
- Shades Of Grey
- Sitting On Top Of The World
- This Could Take All Night
- Too Little Too Late
- Trust Me This Is Love
- Why Dont You Love Me
- Wishful Thinking
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E B A E
somewhere theres a river---looking for a stream
E B A B
somewhere theres a dreamer---looking for a dream
C#m A B
somewhere theres a drifter---tryin to find his way
C#m B
somewhere someones waitin--- to hear somebody say
chorus: E B F#m-A
I believe in you
E B
and i cant even count the ways that (back to i believe in u part)
E B A E
somewhere theres a river---looking for a stream
E B A B
somewhere theres a dreamer---looking for a dream
C#m A B
somewhere theres a drifter---tryin to find his way
C#m B
somewhere someones waitin--- to hear somebody say
chorus: E B F#m-A
I believe in you
E B
and i cant even count the ways that (back to i believe in u part)
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