Biografia:
The Homeless Gospel Choir, also known as Derek Zanetti, is a folk-punk musician from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. His act consists of his voice, his emotions, and his acoustic guitar. He's signed to A-F Records and has released five albums to date. His debut album, "Some People Never Go Anywhere," was released in 2010, "You Work So Hard to Be Like Everyone Else," in 2011, Luxury Problems, his third was released in 2012; and his fourth album, I Used To Be So Young, which was released in 2014, contains his hit song, "Untitled".
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Terrific song by The Homeless Gospel Choir. It's the last song on "I Used To Be So Young", if you're trying to
find it. If you have any requests for other songs by this guy, leave them in the comments, and I'll try to
throw them together.
[Intro]
C
[Chorus]
C
Well you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And I might not know much
F C
But this I believe
Am G
I might not know that much
F C
But this I believe
[Verse]
C G C
Well the songs that I'm singing ain’t easy to hear
C G C
So tell all your children to cover their ears
C G C
Someone tell my sweetheart this might be the end
Am G F C
For this is the tension, the break and the bend
Am G F C
For this is the tension, the break and the bend
[Verse]
C G C
I ain't no lawyer or no doctor's son
C G C
I may never have money, and I live on the run
C G C
But I'm not running from the truth or my past
Am G F (One strum)
I'm running towards something new
[Chorus]
C
Cause you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And I might not know much
F C
But this I believe
Am G
I might not know that much
F C
But this I believe
[Verse]
C G C
The songs that I'm singing may not make a dime
C G C
And that is the reason I wrote them this time
C G C
Cause you can't take it with you when you meet your end
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
[Chorus]
C
Well you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And if I die with nothing
F C
Then I have all I need
Am G
If you die with nothing
F C
You have all you need
Am G
If we die with nothing
F C
Then we have all we need
find it. If you have any requests for other songs by this guy, leave them in the comments, and I'll try to
throw them together.
[Intro]
C
[Chorus]
C
Well you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And I might not know much
F C
But this I believe
Am G
I might not know that much
F C
But this I believe
[Verse]
C G C
Well the songs that I'm singing ain’t easy to hear
C G C
So tell all your children to cover their ears
C G C
Someone tell my sweetheart this might be the end
Am G F C
For this is the tension, the break and the bend
Am G F C
For this is the tension, the break and the bend
[Verse]
C G C
I ain't no lawyer or no doctor's son
C G C
I may never have money, and I live on the run
C G C
But I'm not running from the truth or my past
Am G F (One strum)
I'm running towards something new
[Chorus]
C
Cause you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And I might not know much
F C
But this I believe
Am G
I might not know that much
F C
But this I believe
[Verse]
C G C
The songs that I'm singing may not make a dime
C G C
And that is the reason I wrote them this time
C G C
Cause you can't take it with you when you meet your end
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
Am G
Ask my grandpa, my brother
F C
They'll tell ya my friends
[Chorus]
C
Well you came here with nothing
G C
That's how you'll go
C G C
No money, no cars, and no fancy clothes
C
There were tears when you got here
G C
And tears when you leave
Am G
And if I die with nothing
F C
Then I have all I need
Am G
If you die with nothing
F C
You have all you need
Am G
If we die with nothing
F C
Then we have all we need
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