Biography:
The two men behind the creation of Generationals - Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer - don't know what they've done. They couldn't possibly have that sort of clairvoyance to perceive the effect that one of the songs they wrote has had on the few and will have on the many before the year is up.
The song in question - "When They Fight They Fight" - is a HIT recording the likes of which summers cream for, the likes of which makes everyone go a little woozy and a lot bananas.
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Other songs:
- Angry Charlie
- Avery
- Awake
- Black White
- Black Lemon
- Bobby Beale
- Carrying The Torch
- Catahoula Man
- Charlemagne
- Days Alone
- Dirty Mister Dirty
- Durga Ii
- Exterior Street Day
- Extra Free Year
- Faces In The Dark
- Gold Silver Diamond
- Goose And Gander
- Greenleaf
- Hazel House
- Heart In Two
- I Never Know
- I Promise
- I Used To Let You Get To Me
- It Keeps You Up
- It May Get Bad When Youre Lonely And Cold
- It Took A Minute
- Keep It Low
- Kemal
- Lucky Numbers
- Mythical
- Nobody Could Change Your Mind
- Now Look At Me
- Our Time 2 Shine
- Put A Light On
- Reading Signs
- Reviver
- Say For Certain
- Say When
- Silent Ocean
- Spinoza
- Tell Me Now
- Ten
- These Habits
- Trust
- Turning The Screw
- Victim Of Trap
- Welcome To The Fire
- When They Fight They Fight
- Wildlife Sculpture
- Would You Want Me
- You Got Me
- You Say It Too
- Yours Forever
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
B
I used to walk to corner of Fourth and Chestnut
E G#m B
I used to ring the broken doorbell and sit and wait for you
B
We used to live there and you could do a Boston accent
E B
And I would tell you baby just stay and let me talk to you
E
Tell me what I have to say
E B
If it's nothing tell me that it's time to go
B
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
[Verse 2]
B
I can attest to that if anyone,
E
I used to let you, I used to let you get to me
G#m B
Unless you don't know
B
Sorry your tears still run,
B
And is your voice too young?
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just, I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your head
B
That makes you want to walk so slow
[Interlude]
B E G#m B
[Verse 3]
B
Sorry it's just too much,
B
Still it's too close to touch
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
I used to walk to corner of Fourth and Chestnut
E G#m B
I used to ring the broken doorbell and sit and wait for you
B
We used to live there and you could do a Boston accent
E B
And I would tell you baby just stay and let me talk to you
E
Tell me what I have to say
E B
If it's nothing tell me that it's time to go
B
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
B
[Verse 2]
B
I can attest to that if anyone,
E
I used to let you, I used to let you get to me
G#m B
Unless you don't know
B
Sorry your tears still run,
B
And is your voice too young?
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just, I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your head
B
That makes you want to walk so slow
[Interlude]
B E G#m B
[Verse 3]
B
Sorry it's just too much,
B
Still it's too close to touch
E
I used to let you get to me
E
And now you got a terrible way,
B
Just I really, really have to know
[Chorus]
A E
Is it the omnipotence talking in your ear
B
That makes you want to walk so slow?
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