Biography:
Dropkick Murphys is a punk rock band formed in Quincy, Massachusetts, United States in 1996. First playing together in the basement of a friend's barbershop, the band made a name for itself because of its relentless touring and for its annual St. Patrick's Day weekend shows in Boston. The band's songs often deal with Celtic influences, and the working-class environment in which the band members grew up.
The band put out a series of EPs and was signed by Rancid frontman Tim Armstrong's label Hellcat Records.
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Other songs:
- Bastards On Parade
- Blood
- Burn
- Fairmount Hill
- Fields Of Athenry
- Forever
- Going Out Of Style
- Green Fields Of France
- I'm Shipping Up To Boston
- Jimmy Collins' Wake
- Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya
- Kiss Me, I'm Shitfaced
- My Hero
- Rose Tatto
- Rose Tattoo
- Shipping Up To Boston
- Shipping Up To Moscow
- Spicy Mchaggis Jig
- Sshipping Up To Boston
- State Of Massachusetts(nitro Circus Theme Song)
- Tessie
- The Boys Are Back
- The Dirty Glass
- The Season's Upon Us
- The State Of Massachusetts
- Time To Go
- World Full Of Hate
- 1953
- 3Rd Man In
- 4
- A Few Good Man
- Auld Triangle
- Barroom Hero
- Black Velvet Band
- Blood And Whiskey
- Boston Asphalt
- Boys On The Docks
- Broken Hymns
- Burden
- Buried Alive
- Burn Acoustic
- Captain Kellys Kitchen
- Cruel
- Echoes On A Street
- End Of The Night
- Famous For Nothing
- Far Away Coast
- Finnegans Wake
- First Class Loser
- Flannigans Ball
- God Willing
- Going Out In Style
- Gonna Be A Blackout Tonight
- Good Rats
- Hang Em High
- Heroes From Our Past
- I Had A Hat
- Im Shipping Up To Boston
- Jimmy Collins Wake
- Kicked To The Curb
- Kiss Me Im Faced
- Kiss Me Im Shitfaced
- Loyal To No
- Memorial Day
- Never Alone
- Nobodys Hero
- Out Of Our Heads
- Outcast
- Paying My Way
- Peg O My Heart
- Pipebomb On Lansdowne
- Rebels With A Cause
- Sandlot
- Skinhead On The Mbta
- Sunday Hardcore Matinee
- Sunshine Highway
- Surrender
- Take Em Down
- Ten Years Of Service
- Tenant Enemy 1
- The Auld Triangle
- The Chosen Few
- The Fields Of Athenry
- The Gangs All Here
- The Gauntlet
- The Green Fields Of France
- The Hardest Mile
- The Legend Of Finn Maccumhail
- The Lonesome Boatman
- The Rocky Road To Dublin
- The Seasons Upon Us
- The Torch
- The Walking Dead
- The Wild Rover
- Tomorrows Industry
- Until The Next Time
- Walk Away
- Warriors Code
- Workers Song
- Youll Never Walk Alone
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Artist: Dropkick Murphys
Song: Boston Asphalt
Album: The Gang's All Here
Track: 12
Chords:
C5 (x355xx)
F5 (133xxx)
G5 (355xxx)
Intro:
C5 F5 C5 G5
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-5-5---5--------------5-5--------------------------------------|
D|-5-5---5-3-3---3-3-3--5-5-5-5----------------------------------|
A|-3-3---3-3-3---3-3-3--3-3-5-5----------------------------------|
E|---------1-1---1-1-1------3-3----------------------------------|
Verse 1:
C5 F5
Searching for the best break
C5 G5
The black forties could afford them
C5 F5
Came these ever-proud world-renowned
F5 C5 G5
Rowdy, roving men
C5 F5
With a firmness and a purpose
C5 G5
That so many did dismiss
C5 F5
Sailed these huddled human ballasts on their
F5 C5 G5
stinking coffin ships
Chorus:
F5 G5
From the prison of their lonely hearts
F5 G5
They labored long and hard
F5 G5 (start playing intro)
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.
Verse 2: play like verse 1
Intelligent, repectable
But made of modest means
With an independent spirit,
So full of hopes and dreams
Opportunity denied them in a
Doomed and starving land
Came these openhearted kindly spirits
Of a truly threatened man
Chorus: play like other chorus
From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.
Verse 3: mostly just bass, but the guitar plays in the spots where I put he chords
Searching for the best break
The black forties could afford them
Came these ever-proud world-renowned
F5 C5 G5
Rowdy, roving men
With a firmness and a purpose
That so many did dismiss
C5
Sailed these huddled human ballasts on their
F5 C5 G5
stinking coffin ships
Chorus: play like other choruses
From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C
The B.A.C.
The B.A.C.
The B.A.C.
F5 C5
That's it. There is actally a line after "They labored long and hard" but I
couldn't hear what they were saying in the song and all the lyrics that I found
didn't have it. Anyway, if you figure it out let me know. Later.
Song: Boston Asphalt
Album: The Gang's All Here
Track: 12
Chords:
C5 (x355xx)
F5 (133xxx)
G5 (355xxx)
Intro:
C5 F5 C5 G5
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-5-5---5--------------5-5--------------------------------------|
D|-5-5---5-3-3---3-3-3--5-5-5-5----------------------------------|
A|-3-3---3-3-3---3-3-3--3-3-5-5----------------------------------|
E|---------1-1---1-1-1------3-3----------------------------------|
Verse 1:
C5 F5
Searching for the best break
C5 G5
The black forties could afford them
C5 F5
Came these ever-proud world-renowned
F5 C5 G5
Rowdy, roving men
C5 F5
With a firmness and a purpose
C5 G5
That so many did dismiss
C5 F5
Sailed these huddled human ballasts on their
F5 C5 G5
stinking coffin ships
Chorus:
F5 G5
From the prison of their lonely hearts
F5 G5
They labored long and hard
F5 G5 (start playing intro)
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.
Verse 2: play like verse 1
Intelligent, repectable
But made of modest means
With an independent spirit,
So full of hopes and dreams
Opportunity denied them in a
Doomed and starving land
Came these openhearted kindly spirits
Of a truly threatened man
Chorus: play like other chorus
From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C.
Verse 3: mostly just bass, but the guitar plays in the spots where I put he chords
Searching for the best break
The black forties could afford them
Came these ever-proud world-renowned
F5 C5 G5
Rowdy, roving men
With a firmness and a purpose
That so many did dismiss
C5
Sailed these huddled human ballasts on their
F5 C5 G5
stinking coffin ships
Chorus: play like other choruses
From the prison of their lonely hearts
They labored long and hard
Working 18 hour days for the B.A.C
The B.A.C.
The B.A.C.
The B.A.C.
F5 C5
That's it. There is actally a line after "They labored long and hard" but I
couldn't hear what they were saying in the song and all the lyrics that I found
didn't have it. Anyway, if you figure it out let me know. Later.
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