SPONSOR AD
This song is from the album His and Hers(2012), released on 27 July 2012.
What I loved the most about this song is the beauty in her voice. She has got a very different voice, almost a tenor. The simple piano in the background with the strummed guitars add a great feel and emotion to the song. The strings and the pads in the background brought a level of emotion that might not have been possible with other instruments.
What I loved the most about this song is the beauty in her voice. She has got a very different voice, almost a tenor. The simple piano in the background with the strummed guitars add a great feel and emotion to the song. The strings and the pads in the background brought a level of emotion that might not have been possible with other instruments.
Scale: E Major Time Signature: 4/4 Tempo: 68 Suggested Strumming: DU,DU,DU,DU [INTRO] E B A B [VERSE] E E/Ab A E A bright sunrise will contradict the heavy fault that weighs you down E E/Ab In spite of all the funeral songs A E B The birds will make their joyful sounds A E/Ab You wonder why the earth still moves C#m B A You wonder how youll carry on A B E B But you'll be okay on that first day when I'm gone E E/Ab A E Dusk will come with fireflies and whippoorwill and crickets call E E/Ab And every star will take its place A Abm B And silvery gown and purple shawl A E/Ab You'll lie down in our big bed C#m B A Dread the dark and dread the dawn A B E But you'll be alright on that first night when I'm gone [VERSE] B A You will reach for me in vain. B A You'll be whispering my name B A As if sorrow were your friend B And this world so in the end E E/Ab But life will call with daffodil A E And morning glorious blue skies E E/Ab You'll think of me some memory A Abm B And softly smile to your surprise A E/Ab And even though you love me still C#m B A You will know where you belong F#m Abm A Just give it time we'll both be fine E When I'm gone.
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