Biography:
Dr. Gregory Walter Graffin (born November 6, 1964 in Racine, Wisconsin), better known as Greg Graffin, is the vocalist and co-founder of the punk rock band Bad Religion. He attended El Camino Real High School.
In 1980, at age 15, Graffin and a few high school classmates formed Bad Religion in Southern California's San Fernando Valley. After making a name for themselves in the Los Angeles punk scene, releasing three EPs and two full-length albums, they disbanded in 1984.
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Other songs:
- Back To Earth
- Backroads Of My Mind
- California Cotton Fields
- Cease
- Cold As The Clay
- Dont Be Afraid To Run
- Echo On The Hill
- Faith Alone
- Fates Cruel Hand
- Hey Laura
- Highway
- In The Mirror
- Lincolns Funeral Train
- Little Sadie
- Making Time
- Maybe She Will
- Millport
- One More Hill
- Opinion
- Predicament
- Rebels Goodbye
- Sawmill
- Shotgun
- Talk About Suffering
- The Elements
- The Fault Line
- Time Of Need
- Too Many Virtues
- Watchmakers Dial
- Waxwings
- When I Fail
- Willie Moore
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[Intro]
G
[Verse]
C D
Sometimes the moon and stars can catch you by surprise
Em C D
There's just too many virtues in the night
G C D
The bitter chill blows through this board and batten pine
Em C D
There's just too many virtues in the night
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Verse]
C D
The glowing embers on the hearth are just a memory
Em C D
Dead soldiers strewn about the floor
G C D
And all the good that came from faith, hope, and charity
Em C D
I can't remember anymore
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Solo]
G C D Em C D
G C D Em C D
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G D
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Outro]
D
G
[Verse]
C D
Sometimes the moon and stars can catch you by surprise
Em C D
There's just too many virtues in the night
G C D
The bitter chill blows through this board and batten pine
Em C D
There's just too many virtues in the night
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Verse]
C D
The glowing embers on the hearth are just a memory
Em C D
Dead soldiers strewn about the floor
G C D
And all the good that came from faith, hope, and charity
Em C D
I can't remember anymore
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Solo]
G C D Em C D
G C D Em C D
[Chorus]
Em G D Em
There's just too many virtues in this lonesome sorry heart
C G D
All loaded with pride
Am Em C G D
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
Am Em C G
Then the old crow wanted in from the cold morning light
[Outro]
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Greg Kinh
Greg Lake
Greg Long
Greg MacPherson
Greg Massanari A (...)