Biografia:
Danny Schmidt (born 7 October 1970) is an American singer-songwriter based in Austin, Texas, where he was born and raised. He now lives there with fellow musician and singer-songwriter Carrie Elkin. In 2007 he won the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk award.
Schmidt started playing guitar at the age of 12. At age 20, he discovered he liked the blues after tracking the music of Jimi Hendrix back through Muddy Waters, Mississippi John Hurt, and Lightning Hopkins all the way to old country gospel and spirituals.
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I"ve seen Danny Schmidt play this with a capo on 6 and Carrie Elkin plays
it with a capo on 2.
G D G
When I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
C G
Let them know me as the footprints that I left upon the sand
C G
Let them laugh for all the laughter
Em D
Let them cry for laughter’s end
G D G
But when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
G D G
When I die, let them toast to all the things that I believe
Let them raise a glass to consciousness
C G
And not spill a drop for grief
C G
Let the bubbles rise at midnight
Em D
Let their tongues get light as thieves
G D G
And when I die, let them toast to all the things that I believe
G
I believe in restless hunger
C G
I believe in red balloons
C G
I believe in private thunder
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in inspiration
C G
I believe in lightning bugs
C G
I believe in slow creation
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in ink on paper
C G
I believe in lips on ears
C G
I believe what's shared is savored
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in work on Sundays
C G
I believe in raising barns
C G
I believe in wasting Mondays
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in intuition
C G
I believe in being wrong
C G
I believe in contradiction
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in living smitten
C G
I believe all hearts will mend
C G
I believe our book is written
D G
By our company of friends
G D G
So when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
C G
Let them know me as the footprints that I left upon the sand
C G
Let them laugh for all the laughter
Em D
Let them cry for laughter’s end
G D G
But when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
I"ve seen Danny Schmidt play this with a capo on 6 and Carrie Elkin plays
it with a capo on 2.
G D G
When I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
C G
Let them know me as the footprints that I left upon the sand
C G
Let them laugh for all the laughter
Em D
Let them cry for laughter’s end
G D G
But when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
G D G
When I die, let them toast to all the things that I believe
Let them raise a glass to consciousness
C G
And not spill a drop for grief
C G
Let the bubbles rise at midnight
Em D
Let their tongues get light as thieves
G D G
And when I die, let them toast to all the things that I believe
G
I believe in restless hunger
C G
I believe in red balloons
C G
I believe in private thunder
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in inspiration
C G
I believe in lightning bugs
C G
I believe in slow creation
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in ink on paper
C G
I believe in lips on ears
C G
I believe what's shared is savored
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in work on Sundays
C G
I believe in raising barns
C G
I believe in wasting Mondays
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in intuition
C G
I believe in being wrong
C G
I believe in contradiction
D
In the end I do believe
G
I believe in living smitten
C G
I believe all hearts will mend
C G
I believe our book is written
D G
By our company of friends
G D G
So when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
C G
Let them know me as the footprints that I left upon the sand
C G
Let them laugh for all the laughter
Em D
Let them cry for laughter’s end
G D G
But when I die, let them judge me by my company of friends
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