Biography:
Deer Tick is a folk rock band which formed in Providence, Rhode Island, United States in 2004. The band consists of John McCauley III (guitar, vocals), Ian O'Neil (guitar, vocals), Christopher Ryan (bass, vocals), Rob Crowell (keys, saxophone, vocals) and Dennis Ryan (drums, vocals).
Bassist Christopher Dale Ryan and drummer Dennis Ryan became official members of Deer Tick in mid-2007 while guitarist Andrew Tobiassen joined the band in August 2008.
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Other songs:
- Alternative - Ashamed
- Alternative2 - Ashamed
- Ashamed
- Baltimore Blues No.1
- Miss K
- The Great Smoke Off
- Twenty Miles
- Art Isnt Real
- Baltimore Blues No 1
- Big House
- Born At Zero
- Cake And Eggs
- Chevy Express
- Choir Of Angels
- Christ Jesus
- Clownin Around
- Cocktail
- Diamond Rings 2007
- Dirty Dishes
- Friday Xiii
- Goodbye Dear Friend
- Hell On Earth
- Hope Is Big
- Houston Tx
- Jumpstarting
- Lets All Go To The Bar
- Little White Lies
- Long Time
- Look How Clean I Am
- Main Street
- Make Believe
- Me And My Man
- Mirror Walls
- Mister Cigarette
- Now Its Your Turn
- Sea Of Clouds
- Shes Not Spanish
- Smith Hill
- Something To Brag About
- Song About A Man
- Standing At The Threshold
- Stung
- The Bump
- The Dreams In The Ditch
- The Rock
- These Old Shoes
- When She Comes Home
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The capo is on 7 for this song
Em C
Well, they said, “it was the cheapest fare at this time of year”
Em C
And they said, “It’s nice and safe, you got nothing to fear”
Em G C
So I will take this old plane to get to you
Em G C
Yes, I will take this old plane to get to you
Em C
Twenty minutes later the plane crashes down
Em C
And I’m one of three left amongst a priest and a clown
Em C
And then all I can hear is the hiss of the track
Em C
I said, “why the hell not” and I jump on the back
Em G C
And I will take this old train to get to you
Em G C
Yes, I will take this old train to get to you
Em C
She said, “get off my train you dirty hobo”
Em C
And I tried to explain but it was a no go
Em C
It was a no go for this hobo
He said for fifty bucks I could take it
He was sure that this lemon could make it
So I will take this old car to get to you
Yes, I will take this old car to get to you
(He said you could take it)
Couple miles out of this old part of town
My engine explodes with a horrible sound
But I will take these old shoes to get to you
Yes, I will take these old shoes to get to you
Oh, I will take these old shoes to get to you
Yes, I will take these old shoes to get to you
any corrections, questions, comments: email me at [email protected]
Em C
Well, they said, “it was the cheapest fare at this time of year”
Em C
And they said, “It’s nice and safe, you got nothing to fear”
Em G C
So I will take this old plane to get to you
Em G C
Yes, I will take this old plane to get to you
Em C
Twenty minutes later the plane crashes down
Em C
And I’m one of three left amongst a priest and a clown
Em C
And then all I can hear is the hiss of the track
Em C
I said, “why the hell not” and I jump on the back
Em G C
And I will take this old train to get to you
Em G C
Yes, I will take this old train to get to you
Em C
She said, “get off my train you dirty hobo”
Em C
And I tried to explain but it was a no go
Em C
It was a no go for this hobo
He said for fifty bucks I could take it
He was sure that this lemon could make it
So I will take this old car to get to you
Yes, I will take this old car to get to you
(He said you could take it)
Couple miles out of this old part of town
My engine explodes with a horrible sound
But I will take these old shoes to get to you
Yes, I will take these old shoes to get to you
Oh, I will take these old shoes to get to you
Yes, I will take these old shoes to get to you
any corrections, questions, comments: email me at [email protected]
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