Biografía:
Aunt Martha is the creative vessel of New England based songwriter and vocalist Tim Noyes.
The band has taken various shapes since its formation in 2008, all the while being propelled by
the constant writing and touring that has become Noyes’ trademark. 2011 has been their busiest
year yet with over 150 shows played and a five released recordings (3 EPs, 1 full length, and 1
covers album).
The touring brought them all over the US with stops at more than a few well
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¡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!
Capo 3rd or 4th Fret to play with various live performances
Listen to the song to find a strumming pattern that works for solo play.
You can leave the e and B strings open if you want
You can also hammer on the A and D strings for the G and C chords, respectively.
C G C G
C
Hung my head when I heard the sound
G
I drove straight back to the burial ground
C G
I saw you there, you were singing out loud
C
Was the same old song that you used to sing
G
When you made your bed right next to me
C G
And I loved you then, I still do now
C
Was a gray-blue grave and a short red dress
G
I knew you well, it suits you best
C G
Where have you been for the past five years?
C
The last I heard is you took some time
G
You drove straight down the 405
Em C G
And we both know why you left me here
Em C G
But oh, how things have changed
Em C G
Now I act my age
Em C G
And you are older, too
Em C G
So why not see this through?
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
Head in the water, you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
You'll think about another, think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say ---[Could be "Just say, just sayYY yeah"]
Em C G
Just say, just say
C G
C G
C
And I had you come for a midnight drink
G
And you left your things by the kitchen sink
Em G
Your pocketbook, can't you stay?
C
And quit your job that you hate so much
G
We'll both get by, we'll both make love
Em G
But you're here tonight, anyway ---[I think it is actually "And" instead of "But," but I think the latter
sounds better]
Em C G
But oh, how things have changed
Em C G
Now I act my age
Em C G
And you are older, too
Em C G
So why not see this through?
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
Got your head in the water cause you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
You'll think about another, (oh you'll) think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
head in the water cause you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
Think about another, think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Listen to the song to find a strumming pattern that works for solo play.
You can leave the e and B strings open if you want
You can also hammer on the A and D strings for the G and C chords, respectively.
C G C G
C
Hung my head when I heard the sound
G
I drove straight back to the burial ground
C G
I saw you there, you were singing out loud
C
Was the same old song that you used to sing
G
When you made your bed right next to me
C G
And I loved you then, I still do now
C
Was a gray-blue grave and a short red dress
G
I knew you well, it suits you best
C G
Where have you been for the past five years?
C
The last I heard is you took some time
G
You drove straight down the 405
Em C G
And we both know why you left me here
Em C G
But oh, how things have changed
Em C G
Now I act my age
Em C G
And you are older, too
Em C G
So why not see this through?
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
Head in the water, you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
You'll think about another, think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say ---[Could be "Just say, just sayYY yeah"]
Em C G
Just say, just say
C G
C G
C
And I had you come for a midnight drink
G
And you left your things by the kitchen sink
Em G
Your pocketbook, can't you stay?
C
And quit your job that you hate so much
G
We'll both get by, we'll both make love
Em G
But you're here tonight, anyway ---[I think it is actually "And" instead of "But," but I think the latter
sounds better]
Em C G
But oh, how things have changed
Em C G
Now I act my age
Em C G
And you are older, too
Em C G
So why not see this through?
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
Got your head in the water cause you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
You'll think about another, (oh you'll) think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Em C G
Em C
'Cause you're fast asleep and you choose to be
G Em
head in the water cause you won't find another like me
C
And every morning when you call his name
G
Think about another, think about another
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
Em C G
Just say, just say
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