When The Darkness Comes Chords (ver 4) - Colbie Caillat
When The Darkness Comes Chords
CAPO 2 Intro: Am E F C Am E Underneath the echoes F C Buried in the shadows D F There you were Am E Drawn into your mystery F C I was just beginning D F To see your ghost D F But you must know I'll C E Be here waiting Am F Hoping praying C E That this light will guide you Am F Home C E When you're feeling Am F Lost I'll leave my C E Am Love hidden in the sun F For when the darkness comes Am E F C Am E Now the door is open F C The world I knew is broken D F There's no return Am E Now my heart is not scared F C Just knowing that you're out there D F Watching me D F So believe I'll C E Be here waiting Am F Hoping praying C E That this light will guide you Am F Home C E When you're feeling Am F Lost I'll leave my C E Am Love hidden in the sun F For when the darkness comes Am E F C Am E F C D F D F C E I'll Be here waiting Am F Hoping praying C E That this light will guide you Am F Home C E When you're feeling Am F Lost I'll leave my C E Am Love hidden in the sun F For when the darkness comes C E Am F C E Am F Am E F C
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About the artist behind When The Darkness Comes Chords:
The popularity of Caillat's MySpace profile led her to become the number-one unsigned singer in her genre for four months.[2] Her popularity on the social network was partially due to her song "Bubbly," and the songs on her profile have been played more than forty-two million times (as of May 31st, 2008).[3] For the week of July 17, 2007, "Bubbly" was featured on the iTunes Store as the free "Single of the Week". The promotion coincided with the release of Coco, her debut studio album. Caillat was also spotlighted by Rhapsody during the 2007 Black Friday Sale at Best Buy.
According to her MySpace profile, Caillat was first inspired to start singing at age eleven when she first heard the Fugees' 1996 version of the song "Killing Me Softly", made famous by Roberta Flack in 1973. Her MySpace profile also states that, though trained at piano from an early age, Caillat did not begin playing guitar until age nineteen.
In May 2008, Caillat recorded a duet with Jason Mraz, called "Lucky," on his album, We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things.[4] The same month, Caillat recorded a cover of the song "Kiss the Girl" from The Little Mermaid for Disney's DisneyMania vol. 6 CD.[5]
Caillat is currently shooting another music video in Hawaii for her song "The Little Things."[6]
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