Biography:
Graham Wright is the keyboardist/vocalist in the band Tokyo Police Club. His EP Lakes of Alberta was released online in November of 2008, and is available for free in the 128kbps format, or for a small fee for better quality, at http://grahamwright.bandcamp.mu/
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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!
Medicine Hat
by Graham Wright of Tokyo Police Club
www.myspace.com/grahamwrighteous
www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
G
G G/F#
Driving at night
Em C
The Trans-Canada Highway
Am C
Was lit up for miles in the snow
G G/F# Em C
I lit a smoke and you rolled down the window
Am C
You said it gave you a headache
G G/F#
But that was a line
C
That you often used
G G/F# C
It always worked on me
G G/F#
I pulled to the side
C
Of the winding road
G D G
So we could get some sleep
G
G G/F#
And I watched you snore
Em C
As the snow started falling
Am
Your phone started ringing
C
Your husband was calling
G G/F#
But I let you sleep
Em C
Cuz you looked like you were dreaming
Am C
And that suited me man, fine
G G/F# C
And we got on the road back to Medicine Hat
G G/F# C
To the town where you grew up
G G/F#
I pulled in the driveway
C
And cranked up the heater
G D G
And you turned the radio up
Am C
You said "I think I'm getting old"
G G/F#
I said "I think that you look be-tter than ever"
Am C
So lets keep drivin' any direction
G
I won't spare you no affection
G/F#
In our beautiful new life
G
(And I said) It won't be easy leaving
G/F# Em
Everything behind
C Am C
But lets leave everything behind
by Graham Wright of Tokyo Police Club
www.myspace.com/grahamwrighteous
www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
G
G G/F#
Driving at night
Em C
The Trans-Canada Highway
Am C
Was lit up for miles in the snow
G G/F# Em C
I lit a smoke and you rolled down the window
Am C
You said it gave you a headache
G G/F#
But that was a line
C
That you often used
G G/F# C
It always worked on me
G G/F#
I pulled to the side
C
Of the winding road
G D G
So we could get some sleep
G
G G/F#
And I watched you snore
Em C
As the snow started falling
Am
Your phone started ringing
C
Your husband was calling
G G/F#
But I let you sleep
Em C
Cuz you looked like you were dreaming
Am C
And that suited me man, fine
G G/F# C
And we got on the road back to Medicine Hat
G G/F# C
To the town where you grew up
G G/F#
I pulled in the driveway
C
And cranked up the heater
G D G
And you turned the radio up
Am C
You said "I think I'm getting old"
G G/F#
I said "I think that you look be-tter than ever"
Am C
So lets keep drivin' any direction
G
I won't spare you no affection
G/F#
In our beautiful new life
G
(And I said) It won't be easy leaving
G/F# Em
Everything behind
C Am C
But lets leave everything behind
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