Biography:
Harvey Danger was an alternative rock band that formed in Seattle, Washington in 1992 and rose to prominence in 1998 with the iconic single "Flagpole Sitta". Released from their debut album, 'Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone?', the song helped the group build its college radio fan-base. The band released their last album in 2005, 'Little by Little' (also known as 'Little by Little...'), after the five year hiatus that followed the release of their sophomore album, 'King James Version'.
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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!
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A studio apartment in a dull part of Seattle,
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A strand of light suspended,
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By a thumb tack in the drywall,
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The restaurants are closed,
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So are the record shops,
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The banks, and bars, and Bartell drugs,
A Asus4 E
And so's the half price book store,
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But the movies are always open,
Asus4 A Am
And I always have to open.
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A repertory movie house where life is not so wonderful,
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For 15 soggy patrons,
A Asus4 E
Who have no better place to be,
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Not to mention me,
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I'm working for a holiday wage,
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My family is two time zones away,
A Asus4
I'm supposed to call them,
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My vodka and snow is melting,
Asus4 A Am
The alcohol isn't helping.
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Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you gotta work on Christmas;
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I doubt I'll miss this.
E G#
There's an artificial tree, blinking in the lobby,
A Asus4 E
Sitting on the coffee table, yeah,
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Strangers and spare changers,
Stand in line like poor relations,
G#
At some kind of sad reunion,
A Asus4
And I'm selling the tickets,
Asus4 A Asus2
They come in out of the weather,
Asus4 A Am
For Christmas alone together.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you gotta work on Christmas;
Asus4 A
I doubt I'll miss this.
A studio apartment in a dull part of Seattle,
G#
A strand of light suspended,
A Asus4
By a thumb tack in the drywall,
E
The restaurants are closed,
E
So are the record shops,
G#
The banks, and bars, and Bartell drugs,
A Asus4 E
And so's the half price book store,
Asus4 A Asus2
But the movies are always open,
Asus4 A Am
And I always have to open.
E
A repertory movie house where life is not so wonderful,
G#
For 15 soggy patrons,
A Asus4 E
Who have no better place to be,
E
Not to mention me,
E
I'm working for a holiday wage,
G#
My family is two time zones away,
A Asus4
I'm supposed to call them,
Asus4 A Asus2
My vodka and snow is melting,
Asus4 A Am
The alcohol isn't helping.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you gotta work on Christmas;
Asus4 A
I doubt I'll miss this.
E G#
There's an artificial tree, blinking in the lobby,
A Asus4 E
Sitting on the coffee table, yeah,
E
Strangers and spare changers,
Stand in line like poor relations,
G#
At some kind of sad reunion,
A Asus4
And I'm selling the tickets,
Asus4 A Asus2
They come in out of the weather,
Asus4 A Am
For Christmas alone together.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you have to work on Christmas.
E Asus4 A
Sometimes, you gotta work on Christmas;
Asus4 A
I doubt I'll miss this.
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