Coldplayfan1294

That looks nice man

Tyler Tofolli and Jeff Carter. That is all.

No problem, it's an amazing song, one worth showing others how to play it for sure.

It's a simple song to play. I can write down the chords for you though Verse: Right hand: 1st chord: Eb, Bb, G (except use the G one octave higher) (First chord used in Clocks, Fix You, Chris loves it). 2nd chord: C, Eb, G 3rd chord: Bb, D, G 4th chord: C, Eb, G# Left Hand 1st chord: Eb 2nd chord: C 3rd chord: G 4th chord: G# Chorus: Right hand 1st chord: C, Eb, G# 2nd chord: Eb, Bb, G 3rd chord: C, Eb, G 4th chord: G#, C, Eb Repeat then end the chorus with: G#, C, F Chorus Left Hand: 1st chord: G# 2nd chord: Eb 3rd chord C 4th chord:G# that last chord you end on with the chorus, use F on the left hand. I'm pretty sure this is the base of the song. Improvise as needed. I did this all in my head, and I am pretty sure it's right. I'll talk about the ending tomorrow.

My set list tonight: Gravity Everything's Not Lost Clocks Yellow Postcards from Far Away The Hardest Part Candle in the Wind The Scientist Life is for Living end haha.

I play the scientist in my own spruced up way that I enjoy. It's the one song I really love to sing.

Man I am jamming tonight on piano. Love when the stars align and everything goes right. Shit, I still haven't even played the scientist yet. Just played Candle in the Wind. Love that song.

what was it?

I hope we get a good rip :)

Yup. I didn't like being babied in high school either though. It felt more like daycare to me than learning anything. There of course were still some idiots in college that didn't take it seriously, mostly on their parents' dime, and you could tell they weren't going to finish, but for the most part everybody had a legitimate interest in learning, which was refreshing. When I got into night classes with a bunch of working-class adults, I enjoyed my time a lot more, which was what SLU basically offered. I went to college from around 6 to 9pm a day a week for in-seat classes. A large majority of my degree I did online courses. I appreciated the in-seat classes a lot more, I love interaction. I would take them whenever they were offered.

When I got my AA, I still had no clue what I wanted to do. When I was in my advisors office at SLU to get enrolled in that university... I still had no clue but I HAD to select a major to get the sign-up process going. To this day, even though I have my BS, I still don't know what I want to do. It's natural. I can't be pegged down to any one thing. Yeah I have a health care degree, but I would be open to working in a vast variety of industries. There's nothing more nerve-racking than having to choose a major and you don't even know what you want to do. I was unlucky in that sense. My time had run out and I had to make a choice. Some people know well ahead of time like Reagan for instance, which is a blessing.

[email protected] <--- that would be amazing Patrik.

I rest easy in hopes of this being recorded in great quality that I can DL later and enjoy :)

Oh I wasn't implying anything by that. I just got a job in health care in my senior year in high school and kind of decided to stick with it. I came close to doing a teaching degree myself but got turned off by the thought of teaching public school. I didn't like it

I loved it too man, and then I became a health care management major lol

Interesting, want to teach I suppose?

What I would give to see coldplay perform a show with an orchestra backing them.

Yeah it's a good time. What do you want to do?

I hated public school in general, but for the most part loved college. Just a much more adult atmosphere which I appreciated much more

Yeah thanks, I graduated highschool in 2009 which seems like forever ago now lol

I want more acoustic sounding songs, I'm a sap for slow songs :)

Ah, you and Reagan seem older than you guys are. Yeah I just recently graduated from college.

So what you do? I'm going to guess college student? Seeing you around these parts more often lately (random posting thread lol)

I'm not a fan of twitter period. I can't stand how people act on social media. We can both agree as hockey fans some of the things people say is appalling, just in regards to hockey

It's no biggy. Muse is a good band though or agree that comment was ridiculous from that fan girl.