Biografia:
Lisa Hannigan nasceu em 12 de Fevereiro, 1981em Kilcloon, County Meath - Irlanda e é uma cantora/compositora que é mais conhecida como a bela voz feminina das músicas de Damien Rice. Lisa começou a cantar com Damien em 2001 e também o acompanhava nos shows cantando e tocando alguns instrumentos. Ela está presente na maioria das músicas do albúm "O" e também do albúm "9", ambos de Damien, no qual ela participa da música "9 Crimes" que foi o primeiro single do disco.
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Outras músicas:
- Fall
- Home
- I Don't Know
- On Love
- Ora
- Passenger
- Teeth
- A Sail
- Blue Moon
- Braille
- Flowers
- I Dont Know
- Knots
- Little Bird
- Nowhere To Go
- O Sleep
- Ocean And A Rock
- Oh You Pretty Things
- Paper House
- Pistachio
- Prayer For The Dying
- Safe Travels Dont Die
- Sea Song
- Snow
- Song Of The Sea
- Undertow
- Venn Diagram
- We The Drowned
- Whatll I Do
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Might not be 100% accurate, same as Sea Song. But it's a start.
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I do most of my chord transcriptions using the Piano, so the root notes in chords like
Db/F might not sound equally good on guitar. You can just use Db and it will sound good anyway.
Intro: Ab Fm
Ab Fm
We landed our heavy hearts
Ab Fm
motors with broken parts
Bbm Db
we had a deck of cards
Ab Fm
it was a start
We'd sit out in the sun
and wait for our skin to turn
you would ask for truth
and I'd look for something to burn
Gb Db/F Fm
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
Gb
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Db/F Fm
Oh, to live in a paper house again
Gb Db/F Ab Fm
where we grew by the light of the moon, oh
Often we took the train
the sky pacing white to gray
when you or I would leave
and the other would stay
And we were all that we had
and breathed in each others words
I would ask for truth
and you'd look for something to burn
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
You were much younger then
younger than I am now
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
Oh, you know what you are to me
and you know you will always be
Note:
Lisa plays this with a Capo on the first Fret, so the chords, for quick reference would be:
G Em (verse)
Am C (last part of the verse)
F C Em F (Chorus)
F C (last part of the chorus)
G Em (verse again)
any questions [email protected]
I do most of my chord transcriptions using the Piano, so the root notes in chords like
Db/F might not sound equally good on guitar. You can just use Db and it will sound good anyway.
Intro: Ab Fm
Ab Fm
We landed our heavy hearts
Ab Fm
motors with broken parts
Bbm Db
we had a deck of cards
Ab Fm
it was a start
We'd sit out in the sun
and wait for our skin to turn
you would ask for truth
and I'd look for something to burn
Gb Db/F Fm
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
Gb
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Db/F Fm
Oh, to live in a paper house again
Gb Db/F Ab Fm
where we grew by the light of the moon, oh
Often we took the train
the sky pacing white to gray
when you or I would leave
and the other would stay
And we were all that we had
and breathed in each others words
I would ask for truth
and you'd look for something to burn
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
You were much younger then
younger than I am now
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
I still keep as much an eye as the wires allow
Oh, we walked in a hallowed place back then
on the edge of Dublin, the edge of May and June
Oh, to live in a paper house again
where we grew by the light of the moon
Oh, you know what you are to me
and you know you will always be
Note:
Lisa plays this with a Capo on the first Fret, so the chords, for quick reference would be:
G Em (verse)
Am C (last part of the verse)
F C Em F (Chorus)
F C (last part of the chorus)
G Em (verse again)
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