Biography:
Elway is an American punk rock band from Fort Collins, Colorado. Their sound is a unique and inebriated take on a time-tested formula: aggressive punk rock with soaring melodies coupled with lyrics ranging from that of the sad sap to the indignant atheist with a bevy of homespun dick jokes.
Biography
The original name of the band was 10-4 Eleanor. As 10-4 Eleanor they release an album. ...Too Bad..., and an EP, Words Cannot Express How Much Fuck This Band.
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Other songs:
- 34 Eleanor
- Albuquerque Low
- Ariel
- Banned From Gun World
- Better Whenever
- Christopher
- Delano
- Its Alive
- Kristinas Last Song
- Lunatic Thirteens
- Montreal
- One Flew East
- Orphan Histories
- Our Lady Of The Thompson River
- Passing Days
- Patria Mia Room 20
- Prophetstown
- Salton Sea
- San Mateo
- Shown To The Moon
- Someday Sea Wolf
- Song For Eric Solomon To Sing
- Ten Letter Word
- The Great Divorce
- The Tired Old Whores Bedside Book
- There Is A Line
- Third Coast Temple
- Whispers In A Shot Glass
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B - x24422
F# - 244322
G#m - 466444
E - 022100
B/C - x344xx
C#m - x46654
The riff that is played repeatedly in the interlude following the first chorus goes like this:
e|---------------------------------------|
B|--7---0---4----0----2----4----2-----0--|
G|---------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------|
[Intro]
B F# G#m F# E G#m F# (x2)
[Verse 1]
B
It's a sordid sort of feeling
F# G#m
When you learn to live with spite.
F# E
It's a desperate kind of living
G#m F#
When you're burning up the night.
B
Getting sick of all the drinking
F# G#m
Getting sicker every day.
E F# B
Cause I can't say the things I really want to say
[Verse 2]
B F# G#m
I remember when Chicago seemed a million miles away
F# E G#m F#
I was chained by quiet longing on that Independence Day
B F# G#m
A month across the country built in all I learned from you
E F# B
I sang those thoughts away just like I always do.
[Chorus]
B E
It's been an age, it's been an era, it's been a lifetime.
G#m F#
But I'll remember every step
B E
I'll cross my heart when we cross paths across the country
G#m F#
Please just remember I'm not the one who left, and I never will
[Interlude]
B F# G#m F# E G#m F# (x2)
[Verse 3]
B F# G#m
All the aches and shits and quivers hurdle in with morning light
F# E G#m F#
and a somber sense of longing steals my breath and grips my spine
B F# G#m
I can feel the salty ocean suck the moisture from my skin
E F# B
And I know staying here will surely do us in
[Verse 4]
B/C C#m E B F# E
And I walked on down to that lonely shoal, where my best hopes go to die
C#m E B F# E
I thought I will keep you in my pen, until the ink wells all go dry
B F# B
And I'll keep it like a secret every day
[Chorus]
B E
It's been an age, it's been an era, it's been a lifetime.
G#m F#
But I'll remember every step
B E
I'll cross my heart when we cross paths across the country
G#m F#
Please just remember I'm not the one who left
B
And I never will
F# - 244322
G#m - 466444
E - 022100
B/C - x344xx
C#m - x46654
The riff that is played repeatedly in the interlude following the first chorus goes like this:
e|---------------------------------------|
B|--7---0---4----0----2----4----2-----0--|
G|---------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------|
[Intro]
B F# G#m F# E G#m F# (x2)
[Verse 1]
B
It's a sordid sort of feeling
F# G#m
When you learn to live with spite.
F# E
It's a desperate kind of living
G#m F#
When you're burning up the night.
B
Getting sick of all the drinking
F# G#m
Getting sicker every day.
E F# B
Cause I can't say the things I really want to say
[Verse 2]
B F# G#m
I remember when Chicago seemed a million miles away
F# E G#m F#
I was chained by quiet longing on that Independence Day
B F# G#m
A month across the country built in all I learned from you
E F# B
I sang those thoughts away just like I always do.
[Chorus]
B E
It's been an age, it's been an era, it's been a lifetime.
G#m F#
But I'll remember every step
B E
I'll cross my heart when we cross paths across the country
G#m F#
Please just remember I'm not the one who left, and I never will
[Interlude]
B F# G#m F# E G#m F# (x2)
[Verse 3]
B F# G#m
All the aches and shits and quivers hurdle in with morning light
F# E G#m F#
and a somber sense of longing steals my breath and grips my spine
B F# G#m
I can feel the salty ocean suck the moisture from my skin
E F# B
And I know staying here will surely do us in
[Verse 4]
B/C C#m E B F# E
And I walked on down to that lonely shoal, where my best hopes go to die
C#m E B F# E
I thought I will keep you in my pen, until the ink wells all go dry
B F# B
And I'll keep it like a secret every day
[Chorus]
B E
It's been an age, it's been an era, it's been a lifetime.
G#m F#
But I'll remember every step
B E
I'll cross my heart when we cross paths across the country
G#m F#
Please just remember I'm not the one who left
B
And I never will
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