Hold The Morning
Hey MarseillesVersion1
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Chords in this song
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And it certainly gives the chord a fuller sound, but I don't think Matt plays the low E
on that chord - at least not at the start.
It's down to personal choice, I think. It certainly might be useful to substitute C/G in
the later verses where it all gets a bit loud
and exciting.
Thank you for the invite
To dance on golden streets
Leave the broken skyline
And charcoal cloud debris
I would likely join you if I weren't busy
But tonight my confession list is long
I will sit back, relax, and hold my head to the sun
Sit back, relax, and hold my head to the sun.
We will sing to thunder
Clap as the earth shakes
Hug under a hurricane
As we bypass the fiery lake
I will read my scripture in Dostoevsky
Change my television to twenty three
I will sit back, relax and wait for what's coming to me
Sit back, relax and hold my head to the sea.
We will leave our sails on trees
While chariots swing by the breeze
Lift our lamps unto the streets
May all the kings and soldiers see
Our lives are lonely enough without destruction
Calm your cares and families
And I will hold the morning for you
Take the time for townships and classics to be read
Finding all the soft skin that will fit in a feather bed
Let me spread my paper and sleep for centuries
The door will be there if you choose to return
I will sit back, relax and watch the mountaintops burn
Sit back, relax and wait for my voice to be heard.
We will leave our sails on trees
While chariots swing by the breeze
Lift our lamps unto the streets
May all the kings and soldiers see
All our lives are lonely enough without destruction
Calm your cares and families
And be part of division
All our lives are lonely enough without destruction
Calm your cares and families
And I will hold the morning for you
And I will hold the morning for you
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Readable chord sheet for Hold The Morning by Hey Marseilles
|--0--| |--1--| |--0--| |--2--| |--3--| |--3--| And it certainly gives the chord a fuller sound, but I don't think Matt plays the low E on that chord - at least not at the start. It's down to personal choice, I think. It certainly might be useful to substitute C/G in the later verses where it all gets a bit loud and exciting. [C]Thank you for the invite To [F]dance on golden [C]streets [C]Leave the broken skyline And [F]charcoal cloud de[C]bris [Am]I would likely [F]join you if I weren't [C]busy But [Am]tonight my con[F]fession list is [C]long I will s[G]it back, relax, and [F]hold my head to the [C]sun [G]Sit back, relax, and [F]hold my head to the [C]sun. [C]We will sing to thunder [F]Clap as the earth [C]shakes [C]Hug under a hurricane As we [F]bypass the fiery [C]lake [Am]I will read my [F]scripture in Dosto[C]evsky [Am]Change my tele[F]vision to twenty [C]three I will [G]sit back, relax and [F]wait for what's coming to [C]me [G]Sit back, relax and [F]hold my head to the [C]sea. [F]We will [C]leave our [G]sails on [C]trees [F]While [C]chariots swing [G]by the [C]breeze [F]Lift our [C]lamps un[G]to the [C]streets May [F]all the [C]kings and [G]soldiers [Am]see Our lives are [F]lonely en[G]ough without dest[C]ruction [Am]Calm your cares and [F]families And [G]I will hold the morning for you [C]Take the time for townships and [F]classics to be [C]read [C]Finding all the soft skin that will [F]fit in a feather [C]bed [Am]Let me spread my [F]paper and sleep for [C]centuries The [Am]door will be there [F]if you choose to re[C]turn I will [G]sit back, relax and [F]watch the mountain[C]tops burn [G]Sit back, relax and [F]wait for my voice to be [C]heard. [F]We will [C]leave our [G]sails on [C]trees [F]While [C]chariots swing [G]by the [C]breeze [F]Lift our [C]lamps un[G]to the [C]streets May [F]all the [C]kings and [G]soldiers [C]see [Am]All our lives are [F]lonely en[G]ough without dest[C]ruction [Am]Calm your cares and [F]families And [G]be part of div[C]ision [Am]All our lives are [F]lonely en[G]ough without dest[C]ruction [Am]Calm your cares and [F]families And [G]I will hold the morning for you And [G]I will hold the morning for you [C]