Biography:
Dillinger Four is a punk rock band formed in 1994 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They have released five full-length studio albums. The current band members are Patrick Costello on bass guitar and vocals, Erik Funk and Bill Morrisette on guitars and vocals, and Lane Pederson on drums. They are signed to Fat Wreck Chords. 2008 saw the release of C I V I L W A R, their first record in 6 years.
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[Intro]
E
C#m A E (x4)
[Verse]
A
Primed so meticulous, stripped down to the nucleus
E
Of everything that sickened me before I started viewing this
A
I've read it in the glazed, painted vacant gaze of this shell of a human before me
E B A
We thank the lord for the ego afforded the shallow now
A/G# A F#m
Such handsome propaganda, truly business accused of show
A A/G# E
And they're cuing the applause sign now
[Chorus]
A C#m
Pretty little casualties
A
in temporary tragedies
E A
Born from the same place self-doubt grows
C#m A
Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
B A
Around here "diva" ain't much of a compliment
[Interlude]
C#m A E (x2)
[Verse]
A
Celebrate the undiscerning, don't question what you're learning
E
Crank the violin 'cause Rome is fucking burning now
A
Culture shown in effigy presented as "celebrity" like tiny vultures crying out "believe me!"
E B A
But careful there, honey, 'cause your roots are showing now
A/G# A F#m
Such handsome propaganda, truly business accused of show
A A/G# E
And they're cuing the applause sign now
[Chorus]
A C#m
Pretty little casualties
A
in temporary tragedies
E A
Born from the same place self-doubt grows
C#m A
Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
B A
Around here "diva" ain't much of a compliment
[Interlude]
A
A C#m A F#m A (x3)
A C#m A F#m E
[Bridge]
A E A
What a cherished myth of marketing
A E A
Propaganda with complexion so clear
A D A
Tomorrow's insecurities playfully draped
D E
In the second-hand styles of next year
A E A
And it's so hard to look away
A E A
Although somehow harder yet to stare
A D A
These picture perfect pawns are salesmen now
D E
Like carpetbaggers shilling their wares
F#m D
And in reality I really don't care
E A
'Cause asshole's a fashion that I never could afford to wear
E
C#m A E (x4)
[Verse]
A
Primed so meticulous, stripped down to the nucleus
E
Of everything that sickened me before I started viewing this
A
I've read it in the glazed, painted vacant gaze of this shell of a human before me
E B A
We thank the lord for the ego afforded the shallow now
A/G# A F#m
Such handsome propaganda, truly business accused of show
A A/G# E
And they're cuing the applause sign now
[Chorus]
A C#m
Pretty little casualties
A
in temporary tragedies
E A
Born from the same place self-doubt grows
C#m A
Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
B A
Around here "diva" ain't much of a compliment
[Interlude]
C#m A E (x2)
[Verse]
A
Celebrate the undiscerning, don't question what you're learning
E
Crank the violin 'cause Rome is fucking burning now
A
Culture shown in effigy presented as "celebrity" like tiny vultures crying out "believe me!"
E B A
But careful there, honey, 'cause your roots are showing now
A/G# A F#m
Such handsome propaganda, truly business accused of show
A A/G# E
And they're cuing the applause sign now
[Chorus]
A C#m
Pretty little casualties
A
in temporary tragedies
E A
Born from the same place self-doubt grows
C#m A
Cold and hollow, red carpet ready pose
B A
Around here "diva" ain't much of a compliment
[Interlude]
A
A C#m A F#m A (x3)
A C#m A F#m E
[Bridge]
A E A
What a cherished myth of marketing
A E A
Propaganda with complexion so clear
A D A
Tomorrow's insecurities playfully draped
D E
In the second-hand styles of next year
A E A
And it's so hard to look away
A E A
Although somehow harder yet to stare
A D A
These picture perfect pawns are salesmen now
D E
Like carpetbaggers shilling their wares
F#m D
And in reality I really don't care
E A
'Cause asshole's a fashion that I never could afford to wear
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Dimitri Keiski