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A Curious Thing
sheet music
Arranged by MacDonald, Amy
Setting: Piano-Vocal-Guitar (PVG)
Genre: Pop & rock
Length: 92 pages
Publisher: Faber Music
Item number: 0571534708
ISMN: 9780571534708
The second album from Scottish singersongwriter Amy MacDonald, A Curious Thing follows her number 1 debut This Is The Life. This album-matching songbook contains all the songs from the album arranged for piano and voice with guitar chords, along with four pages of colour photographs.
Amy is a self-taught musician, beginning to learn the guitar at the age of 15 after hearing Travis play, and wanting to be able to do the same. Rising to fame after responding to an advert placed in the NME, she is now the recipient of several international awards.
Amy is a self-taught musician, beginning to learn the guitar at the age of 15 after hearing Travis play, and wanting to be able to do the same. Rising to fame after responding to an advert placed in the NME, she is now the recipient of several international awards.
Contents | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Don’t Tell Me That It’s Over | |
| 2. | Spark | |
| 3. | No Roots | |
| 4. | Love Love | |
| 5. | An Ordinary Life | |
| 6. | Give It All Up | |
| 7. | My Only One | |
| 8. | This Pretty Face | |
| 9. | Troubled Soul | |
| 10. | Next Big Thing | |
| 11. | Your Time Will Come | |
| 12. | What Happiness Means To Me | |
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