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Great Lake Swimmers

Great Lake Swimmers

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4 years ago639Ongiara (2007)Great Lake Swimmers

Intro [A] [Em] [G] [D] [A]You look at me with uncertain[Em]ty [G]you look at me with urgency[D] [A]you look at me with a fear in yo[Em]ur eyes [G]like you're about to fal[D]l away (follow pattern) But don't be afread to change your colours now I've known you all summer, and you rose above it all I see you hesitate to fall now but it's a...

4 years ago719Great Lake Swimmers (2003)Great Lake Swimmers

This is an awesome song from an awesome group, and is really simple to play-- great for starting out or who just loves this song. If you're playing along with the song, the tuning is fine. If you're playing it by you might want to use a capo because the key is very strange. Listen to the song a few times you sing it. A pick is not used in the...

4 years ago553Bodies and Minds (2005)Great Lake Swimmers

song: imaginary bars band: great lake swimmers album: bodies and minds (2005, misra records) can be played without a capo using Eb Bb and Ab in place of D A and G Capo on 1st fret: [D]when the sun fell down and fell asleep [A]drunk from drinking [G]all the [D]heat [D]it made a splash onto the sky and the [A]stars stayed up 'til...

4 years ago664Great Lake Swimmers (2003)Great Lake Swimmers

I'm pretty sure all the words are right, I had to just listen and repeat what I thought heard. Let me know if any chords or lyrics need changing and enjoy! INTRO...

4 years ago692Great Lake Swimmers (2003)Great Lake Swimmers

I will never see the sun - Great Lake Swimmers. Update2: fixed the lyrics from emailed corrections. Thanks Josh Chorus: [A]I will never [E]see the sun[D] [A]Spadina, St.George, [E]Bay and Yonge[D]. [A]One for nothing [E]all for o[D]ne [A]Spadina, St.George, [E]Bay and Yonge[D]. [A]Hey you look like [E]royalty[D] [A]Were you born with[E]...

4 years ago487New Wild Everywhere (2012)Great Lake Swimmers

This is a nice and fairly easy song to play. Listen to the song for the proper changes. Capo 3rd fret. [D]Theres a fire in the static [C]Whispe[G/B]r in the [G]dark [D]colors burning brighter [C]hunger[G/B] for the [G]spark [D]shadow thrown from light unknown [C]callin[G/B]g on the [G]hearts [D]to challenge the alive [C]and su[G/B]mmon the...

4 years ago606New Wild Everywhere (2012)Great Lake Swimmers

Think That You Might Be Wrong - Great Lake Swimmers CAPO on 5th FRET CHORDS USED D Bm A G G/F# Em e 2 2 0 3 x 0 b 3 3 2 3 3 0 G 2 4 2 0 0 0 D 0 4 2 0 0 2 A - 2 0 2 x 2 E - - - 3 2 0 not sure on the name of the chord, you can also use play the "b" chord open on the G and G/F#. CAPO on 5th FRET [D] [Bm] [A] [G] [G/F#] [Em] What t[D]ime is...

4 years ago920New Wild Everywhere (2012)Great Lake Swimmers

Email: [email protected] Great song, couldn't find a tab anywhere so I decided to do it myself! Chords may not be exact but I gave it my best shot. LYRICS: This is my interpretation of the lyrics. I did try and find some on another website but they were horrifically wrong, so I listened to the song closely and wrote them down. Feel free...

4 years ago720Lost Channels (2009)Great Lake Swimmers

Tabbed by: Danny Email: [email protected] Capo 3 The hammer on's are on the G's to D's and D's to Em's and then C's to G's and G's to D's. If that makes sense. In the intro, start strumming the G chord when he says "two, two, three" on the 2nd "two". Strum down, up, down, up and then go into the intro. One two three, two [G]two...

4 years ago537Lost Channels (2009)Great Lake Swimmers

Capo 2 In the break, D is played in a somewhat abruptly manner with the use of a distinct stroke. You can play the A and G chords barred and focus on only strumming the bass notes of the chords. This is easier to play than the lighter riff that is more notable on the record. In live versions I've noticed that Tony Dekker plays it this way, and...