Biografía:
James Vincent McMorrow (14 de enero de 1983) es un cantante y compositor irlandés. Su álbum debut "Early in the Morning" fue lanzado en febrero de 2010.
En enero de 2012 recibió un premio de European Border Breakers en reconocimiento al éxito de su primer álbum en Irlanda.
El 13 de Enero de 2014 estrena su segundo álbum de estudio: Post Tropical.
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Otras canciones:
- Cavalier
- Follow You Down To The Red Oak Tree
- From The Woods
- Higher Love
- Sparrow And The Wolf
- We D'ont Eat - Officel
- We Dont' Eat
- Wicked Game
- Breaking Hearts
- If I Had A Boat
- This Old Dark Machine
- We Don’t Eat
- All Points
- And If My Heart Should Somehow Stop
- Down The Burning Ropes
- Evil
- Get Low
- Ghosts
- Glacier
- Gold
- Hear The Noise That Moves So Soft And Low
- I Lie Awake Every Night
- Look Out
- National
- Post Tropical
- Red Dust
- True Care
- We Are Ghosts
- We Dont Eat
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Intro
D D
D Bm/G D D
ah-aa-ah
Verse1
D (G) (D)
sparrow and wolf lay as still as the blades of the grass
Bm G D
like worn leather boots, of color and size that would last
D
caught them a lark in a trap, and each held a wing
Bm G D D
then they tore it apart, before that small bird could sing
Bm G D D
oh-oo-oh
D A D
oh-oo-oh
Verse2
D (G) (D)
confused by the wind, bruised by the size of the rain
Bm G D
she turned in to him, begged for the light to remain
D
but plans have been made, all the furniture sold
Bm G D
so store up your hate, use it for warmth when you're cold
Chorus1
G
for I have seen no joy, only danger,
D
I see no joy, only strangers,
A G
I see no joy; see no joy in this world.
G
should you, choose to go, please be careful of
D
lonesome roads, men who travel them
A G
will not know, will not know of your ways.
Interlude
G
oh-oo-oh
Em
oh-oo-oh
G
oh-oo-oh
Em G
oh-oo-oh
A
D D Bm G
Chorus2
G
still I have, seen no joy, only dangers, I
D
see no joy, only strangers, I
A G
see no joy, see no joy in this world
you should choose to go, please remember what
D
you have learned, from the little bird
A G
always dear, always dear to my heart
D D
D Bm/G D D
ah-aa-ah
Verse1
D (G) (D)
sparrow and wolf lay as still as the blades of the grass
Bm G D
like worn leather boots, of color and size that would last
D
caught them a lark in a trap, and each held a wing
Bm G D D
then they tore it apart, before that small bird could sing
Bm G D D
oh-oo-oh
D A D
oh-oo-oh
Verse2
D (G) (D)
confused by the wind, bruised by the size of the rain
Bm G D
she turned in to him, begged for the light to remain
D
but plans have been made, all the furniture sold
Bm G D
so store up your hate, use it for warmth when you're cold
Chorus1
G
for I have seen no joy, only danger,
D
I see no joy, only strangers,
A G
I see no joy; see no joy in this world.
G
should you, choose to go, please be careful of
D
lonesome roads, men who travel them
A G
will not know, will not know of your ways.
Interlude
G
oh-oo-oh
Em
oh-oo-oh
G
oh-oo-oh
Em G
oh-oo-oh
A
D D Bm G
Chorus2
G
still I have, seen no joy, only dangers, I
D
see no joy, only strangers, I
A G
see no joy, see no joy in this world
you should choose to go, please remember what
D
you have learned, from the little bird
A G
always dear, always dear to my heart
Jamie Grace
Jamie Lawson
Jamie Lidell
Jamie Mcdell
Jamie Raines
Jane Air
Jane Birkin
Jane Decker
Jane Powell
Jane The Virgin